Seattle is known for Microsoft, Starbucks, Bruce Lee, Jimi Hendrix AND yes! The Northwest Asian Week
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Northwest Asian Weekly 's editor joined other local journalists in a roundtable discussion of the biggest headlines this summer
The summer is heating up with the high-stakes gubernatorial race, three conservative statewide initiatives, specter of massive school closures and the search for a new Seattle police chief. Get the scoop on the latest headlines from our panel of veteran reporters!
has always been more than just a news publication. It's a platform where every story matters. Our new co-owner shares his commitment to amplifying the voices of the local community, ensuring that every narrative is heard and valued.
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/06/embracing-change-and-building-on-the-legacy-of-northwest-asian-weekly/
It's not surprise when Chinatown International District gets featured in national press. This community represents so much of the past, present, and future of our city. Some of the businesses and other anchors of the neighborhood are mentioned here and we recommend you make many trips to the CID to explore, shop, eat and enjoy. And while you are out, see if you can find the Chinese Community Bulletin Board which is a Seattle Landmark due to its history as a central location for the Chinese community to get news when written notes and newspapers were more prevalent.
https://www.travelandleisure.com/insiders-guide-to-seattle-chinatown-where-to-eat-drink-visit-8651701
Introducing our new chapter with a word from our Publisher. We honor the legacy of Assunta Ng and embark on a journey of growth, empowerment, and community engagement
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/06/a-word-from-our-new-publisher-embracing-change-upholding-tradition/
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We had the privilege of interviewing Amy Tan ahead of her event today at The Seattle Public Library
Learn about her journey into and the inspiration behind
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/05/in-full-flight-amy-tans-the-backyard-bird-chronicles-takes-wing/
Big news! Assunta Ng, publisher and founder of the in is selling nwasianweekly.com to a dynamic group of local leaders. We're excited for this new chapter!
The full details at
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/05/northwest-asian-weekly-sold-assunta-ng-passes-the-torch-to-next-generation-ownership-group/
Just a few days til the opening of 'Confronting Hate Together' at ... an exhibit showcasing resilience and unity among and communities.
Mark your calendars for May 22
The full story at
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/05/exhibit-shows-groups-facing-hate-together/
A gathering of family, friends, and admirers paid tribute to the late Paul Mar and honored his impact on the community and the International District
The full story at
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/05/tribute-to-paul-mar-honoring-a-lifelong-advocate-for-seattles-chinatown-international-district/
After months of closure,
is gearing up to reopen in June
The full story at
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/05/musang-forced-to-close-temporarily-still-earns-james-beard-nom-and-focuses-on-kilig-and-pop-up/
Staying informed is key to staying healthy! Immunize.org has launched an updated website with all you need to know about vaccines.
The full story at
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/05/immunize-org-launches-vaccination-website/
and are teaming up as part of to raise awareness and donations to support local seniors and families
The full story at
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/05/lime-honors-aapi-month-with-kin-on-partnership/
Staying informed is key to staying healthy. Immunize.org in collaboration with the has launched an updated website with all you need to know about vaccines
The full story at
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/05/when-are-you-up-to-date-with-covid-19-vaccines/
is hosting a celebration of 's remarkable legacy in photography
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/04/a-journey-through-the-lens-corky-lees-enduring-legacy-in-asian-american-photography/
Mattel announced a doll in the image Olympian Kristi Yamaguchi ahead of
The full story at https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/04/olympian-kristi-yamaguchi-is-tickled-pink-to-inspire-a-barbie-doll/
STUDY: Cultural factors affect East Asians and South Asians in their leadership journeys
The new study in the journal Nature looks at why people from East Asia (such as China, Japan, and Korea) who were born outside the U.S. don’t often become leaders in the U.S., while those born in t…
Momofuku's 'chili crunch' trademark stirs up a spicy debate in the culinary community. One area company was one of many who received cease and desist letters
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/04/feeling-the-heat-momofukus-chili-crunch-trademark-sparks-fiery-backlash/
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Kau Kau BBQ changes hands but its traditions and flavors you love will remain unchanged.
Ownership has moved to a long time employee!! Congratulations 🎉
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/04/once-a-dishwasher-now-the-owner-of-kau-kau-bbq/
WA Secretary of State Steve Hobbs recently discussed the crucial role his office plays in maintaining the integrity of our
From battling misinformation to safeguarding against threats, every step is taken to ensure fair and transparent voting processes.
Washington State Secretary of State Steve Hobbs popped in for a special lunchtime guest appearance at a Rotary Club meeting on April 3 at the Westin Hotel to talk a little bit about his office and …
Don't miss these must-watch experiences on both the big and small screens.
Dev Patel shines in his directorial debut, Monkey Man, blending action, myth, and social commentary.
And HBO brings 's Pulitzer winning novel to life in The Sympathizer, offering a unique perspective on the Vietnam War
See our reviews on nwasianweekly.com
A recent study reveals fascinating insights into how booster vaccines may shape our immune responses
The full story at
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/04/covid-19-additional-dose-study-reveals-2023-booster-enhanced-immune-defense-from-previous-years-shots/
Seattle bids farewell to a true community hero. Matt Chan's dedication to social justice and amplifying diverse voices resonated deeply.
Matt Chan, a prominent community activist in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (CID), passed away on Saturday, March 30, at the age of 71 after battling kidney cancer.
New guidelines from emphasize the importance of staying vigilant even as life tries to normal. Remember to follow recommendations to prevent the spread of respiratory illnesses like , flu and
The full story at
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/04/new-advice-from-wa-doh-on-covid-19-flu-precautions/
Check out nwasianweekly.com for the biggest news about including ABC's announcement this week about the next and first Asian American lead, Jenn Tran
Korean American Pat Chun will be trading crimson and gray for purple and gold...moving across WA state to be the new athletic director
The full story at
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/03/new-uw-athletic-director-pat-chun/
Amidst the challenges of there are inspiring success stories. From staying COVID-free during travels to maintaining health habits, every effort counts.
The full story at
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/03/covid-19-success-stories-and-the-cdcs-latest-guidance/
Michael Fong, director of the Washington State Dept of Commerce, was honored on March 20 at China Harbor Restaurant. Guests included several elected officials and community and business leaders
Pictured from left: Dwane Chapelle, Seattle Delta of Education and Early Learning; Seattle City Council member Maritza Rivera; Michael Fong; and Seattle City Council member Tanya Woo.
Back row: State Sen. Bob Hasegawa and Carrie Huie
Congratulations to our publisher Assunta Ng on receiving the Lifetime Achievement award tonight at the Washington State Commission on Asian Pacific American Affairs 50th anniversary celebration
A true trailblazer, respected community member and journalist.
are not just blooming at the but all over the city including in and
The closure of a Vietnamese restaurant in Oregon has sparked outrage amid suspicions of
The full story at
https://nwasianweekly.com/2024/03/discriminatory-odor-code-portland-restaurant-closure-smells-like-trouble/
More than 200 attended Seattle City Councilmember Tanya Woo’s appreciation party at Joyale Restaurant on Feb. 25, including several current and former elected officials, people of color communities and members of major Chinatown International District organizations.
Photo taken by Randy Wo-Eng
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Northwest Asian Weekly presents A Reception to Honor Newly Elected and Appointed Black and Asian Officials Join us in celebrating our communities for a night of sharing and learning. Organized by the AAPI and Black community leaders of Seattle: Nate Miles, Regina Glenn, Janice Zahn, Kristin Ang, Girmay Zahilay, Tim Otani, Henry Yates, David Della, Winona Hollins-Hauge, George Northcroft, Elaine Ikoma Ko, Abdul Yusuf, Lem Howell, Cindy Wong-Li and Assunta Ng. Click to join zoom - https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwpduGqqzMjH9cQ4EiFCFVCR0_ZvL36UcFi For more information please contact [email protected]
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