Archaeologists in Cambodia are celebrating an unexpected find at the country’s centuries-old Angkor temple complex: the torso of a statue of Buddha that matches a head found nearly a century ago at the same site.
Amanda Nguyen gives impressive talk in Seattle about women’s rights and outer space
You wouldn’t think one person could be involved in so many things.
Seattle native Chong the Nomad’s musical career influenced by Indonesian heritage
From playing traditional Indonesian music in her church choir to opening for Death Cab for Cutie and Odesza, Chong the Nomad (real name Alda Agustiano), 29, continues to shine in the city of angels through her songwriting and production.
WDC launches operations
We Deliver Care (WDC) began its first day of operations in Little Saigon on Thursday, setting up an office near Hing Hay Park.
Asian American advocates condemn bill to ban Chinese students from U.S. universities
A proposed bill to ban Chinese nationals from obtaining student visas is drawing sharp criticism from civil rights advocates, who warn it would promote racial profiling and harm U.S. higher education.
Passengers sue after Delta-JAL collision at SeaTac
A lawsuit has been filed in federal court on behalf of passengers injured in a ground collision between Delta Air Lines and Japan Airlines (JAL) aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on Feb. 5.
Seattle Police make drug arrests in Little Saigon
Police arrested 10 people and seized fentanyl, meth, cash and a gun during a drug operation targeting hotspots, including Little Saigon.
For the planet and the people, Margo Okazawa-Rey asks, “How deep is your love?”
Things were a little bit different at Town Hall on March 4.
Shota Nakajima to close Taku, takes break from restaurant ownership
Seattle chef Shota Nakajima is closing his Capitol Hill restaurant, Taku, and stepping away from running restaurants for the foreseeable future.
Open letter to WA State Legislators: Opposition to HB 1648 and call for revisions
We, the undersigned members of the Early Childhood Teacher Preparation Council (ECTPC), composed of higher education professionals who support teacher preparation in early childhood education in community colleges and four-year universities across Washington State, strongly oppose House Bill 1648 in its current form.
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