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Your health matters! The International Examiner and Amerigroup are partnering to bring you monthly health tips from Dr. Shawn Akavan

On December 31, 2007, Seattle Parks bought property adjacent to Hing Hay Park to expand the current .33 acre park to .64 acres. The acquisition was made as a result of the Parks and...

If you are, like me, a relative newcomer to science writing, then you may find Carol Kaesuk Yoon’s “Naming Nature” the perfect introduction to a genre that may at first seem suited for those...

If you are, like me, a relative newcomer to science writing, then you may find Carol Kaesuk Yoon’s “Naming Nature” the perfect introduction to a genre that may at first seem suited for those...

The Washington State Commission on Asian Pacific American Affairs (CAPAA) has selected Reyleen Gogo as the 2017 Ruth Woo Fellow. The fellowship is an opportunity for currently enrolled students to learn about state government and to gain experience working in the Governor’s Office. The Commission will work with Reyleen during her fellowship and connect her with mentors in the community

To better inform the public about crimes being committed in Seattle, the city and the Seattle Police Department released in June an online interactive crime map that details the types of crimes being committed...

xtraordinary Playscapes, a new exhibit at the Center for Architecture and Design (CfAD), shows how designers are engaging diverse communities to translate play objectives into meaningful, state-of-the-art environments. The Donnie Chin International Children’s Park is one of 30 parks highlighted, including parks from the Pacific Northwest and around the world.

From July 20 – 26, the Wing Luke Museum will host an interstate trip that will explore Chinese American history first-hand as experienced by the pioneering Chinese immigrants in the American West. The time...

"The World of Stephanie Reese" Concert will take place on Saturday, August 26, 2017 at 6:30 PM in Benaroya Hall. The concert will benefit Answering the Cry of the Poor (ANCOP) Foundation USA's Child Sponsorship Program and Priest Sponsorship Program that support Filipino priests in obtaining their Masters, Licentiate or Doctorate studies at the Pontificio Collegio Filippino in Rome.

Korea is no stranger to traumatic events. From Mongol subjugation during the Koryo Dynasty to cultural genocide by the Japanese in the twentieth century, Korea has experienced horrors that have affected people long after...