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The International Examiner - September 22, 2023

Wing Luke Museum attacker charged with hate crime; police blame slow response on “staffing constraints”

ICHS’ Congregate Meal Program receives 2023 Seattle Human Services Department grant

Wing Luke Museum windows in Canton Alley smashed in alleged hate crime

OUR LITTLE CORNER OF THE WORLD: A CID AUDIO POSTCARD 🐲

Wing Luke Museum attacker charged with hate crime; police blame slow...

ICHS’ Congregate Meal Program receives 2023 Seattle Human Services Department grant

Wing Luke Museum windows in Canton Alley smashed in alleged hate...

South End’s iconic Mutual Fish to close Saturday

The International Examiner interviews Seattle City Council District 2 candidate Tanya...

The International Examiner interviews Seattle City Council District 2 candidate Tammy...

Community leaders rally for unity in response to South End home...

Program teaches youth about Seattle’s Duwamish River and its toxic seafood

OUR LITTLE CORNER OF THE WORLD: A CID AUDIO POSTCARD 🐲

The International Examiner - September 22, 2023

Note to Readers: Fall 2023 print decisions

Alexa Strabuk 譚文曠 - August 21, 2023

Former CID garden coordinator Sharon Hart passes away at 75

August 4, 2023

The IE turns 50: Handle with care, IE reflections on 2020

July 28, 2023

The IE turns 50: The two most important Chinatown-ID events everyone forgot about

July 25, 2023

The IE turns 50: How the Alaska Cannery Workers Association shaped the IE we know today

July 24, 2023

The IE turns 50: Behind the lens, photographer Dean Wong recalls memorable images of Asian America

July 24, 2023

The IE turns 50: A longtime arts writer looks back

July 24, 2023

The IE turns 50: Community is key to the organization’s resilience

July 24, 2023

The IE turns 50: Bif Brigman and former fellow Carmen Hom reflect on the paused Advocacy Journalism Fellowship Program

July 24, 2023

Opinion

Chancellor Rosie Rimando-Chareunsap’s new appointment will repair trust, bring stability

Leslie Lum - September 26, 2023

Dear Seattle, the CID is not your talking point

APACE PAC - September 25, 2023

On the Fence Line: A handwritten message from solitary confinement

September 2, 2023

Join the Pacific Northwest People Over Profit Coalition’s protest against APEC’s corporate plunder

August 17, 2023

On the Fence Line: A vouch for the IE in print

July 23, 2023

Pride 2023: It’s time to embrace our youth’s openness to gender identity and sexuality

June 21, 2023

Pride 2023: An invite to think outside the box

June 21, 2023

Pride 2023: Sharing space as a blended trans family

June 21, 2023

On the Fence Line: The strength of being LGBTQIA+ in prison

June 21, 2023

Seattle Histories: A Filipino Perspective of Black-Filipino Solidarity in Seattle

May 17, 2023

September 28, 2023 – Arts Etc.

Alan Chong Lau - September 28, 2023

Visual Arts “The Nite Gardner” is a show of acrylic paintings on wood and canvas by C. C. Aramaki which she created with household...

Korean American writer, Sujin Witherspoon, gets published at 21

Julia Park - September 28, 2023

The author of Bingsu for Two answers to many names. For some, she’s Tabitha. For others, Tabby. But with her readers, she uses her...

“Fanny: The Right to Rock” screens at Bainbridge Island Film Festival with local ties

September 19, 2023

Q&A: Aparna Nancherla, author of “Unreliable Narrator”

September 19, 2023

“Before, Now & Then” toes the line between dreams and consciousness

September 11, 2023

A preview of Northwest Film Forum’s 26th Annual Local Sightings Film Festival

September 10, 2023

“Holding Pattern:” How far does the apple fall from the tree?

September 10, 2023

“Yukie’s Island: My Family’s World War II Story” illustrates the resiliency of imagination, human...

September 10, 2023

“How High We Go In The Dark” is a decade-defining science fiction debut

September 10, 2023

Sequoia Nagamatsu’s vastness of time, the human condition

September 10, 2023

Job Opportunity: Administrative Associate with Seattle Arts & Lectures

The International Examiner - June 8, 2023

Job Opportunity: Finance & Operations Director with Seattle Arts & Lectures

The International Examiner - June 6, 2023

Job Opportunity: Finance & Operations Director with Seattle Arts & Lectures

The International Examiner - March 8, 2023

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