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To the Seattle Public Schools Board: You are probably aware that with the firing of Ann Chan, who was head of human resources, there are...

A year ago, Captain Lou and his volunteers stepped up to a call to save Little Saigon. Lou, who is retired and is now...

The Antipodes Collective, a Seattle-based nonprofit, will be holding their first fundraiser and silent auction on Saturday, August 19 at ArtXchange Gallery in Pioneer Square. The event aims to raise money for the nonprofit to contribute to literacy education in Cambodia by creating high-quality, culturally-relevant learning materials and distributing their bilingual children’s books to underprivileged students around the country.

To the Editor, In International Examiner Volume 37, No. 11 (June 2, 2010) issue, in Michael Yee’s column, “What’s in a Name?”, he refers to...

Tomio Moriguchi is a life-long resident of Seattle. He earned a degree in Mechanical Engineering from University of Washington in 1961 and...

Wednesday at New Hong Kong Restaurant

To the Editor: We are dismayed that the organizers of the “Bodies: The Exhibition” have chosen to bring their exhibit back to Seattle. There are...

Bellevue Mayor Conrad Lee is ready to serve his sixth term on the City Council.

Last year the Washington State Legislature approved the domestic partnership law (Senate Bill 5688) and in May 2009 Governor Gregoire signed the bill. The...

AT&T’s recently announced acquisition of T-Mobile will significantly impact ethnic communities around the United States, especially low-income populations that could be confronted by reduced service access and higher costs.