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Art Etc. – 8/4/2010
A comprehensive list of Arts Events happening around Seattle. Updated August 4th
Read More »One ‘Chinos’ Experience in Mexico
I am sitting at an internet cafe in San Cristobal, Chiapas, scratching my toes from numerous ant bites and typing these words while trying to navigate the Mexican keyboard. Please excuse in advance the
Read More »Parking problems? Not really – just pay up!
Parking. There is no other topic in the International District that is wrought with so many myths and misconceptions. Parking is not a problem. But it seems that everything else associated with parking in
Read More »SF Tries a New Tactic in Protecting Nail Salon Workers: Going Green
San Francisco could become the first city in the country to adopt green standards for its nail salons. It’s a move advocates hope will kick-start a movement toward greener and healthier products that has
Read More »Two Shot in Lake Sammamish Park Include Laos Family Man, Family Offended by Speculation
Two men are dead and four injured from a barrage of gunshots fired around 9 p.m. at a party on July 17 at Lake Sammamish State Park in Issaquah, reported the Seattle Times. Yang
Read More »Api Candidates Up for Election
Bob Hasegawa Running for re-election: State Representative, 11th District, Position 2 Bob Hasegawa prioritizes family wage jobs, access to capital and protecting small businesses, basic and higher education, civil rights and social justice and
Read More »Patty Murray vs Dino Rossi
Immigration / Refugees Patty Murray – Murray supports comprehensive immigration reform and believes that it is the right thing to do for families, businesses and future generations. Immigration reform must “include a path for
Read More »Is Organic Food Worth the Price?
The number of organic consumers has increased. Whether it’s from better education or higher health-consciousness, it’s a good sign. Going organic is a new food trend that consumers should consider carrying on. According to
Read More »Major Plans for Hing Hay Park
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
Read More »The Fruits of their Labor
Your vegetable and fruit consumption possibilities can be endless. Inside the produce aisles can lay rows of deep forest-green cucumbers or perfectly assembled round red skin tomatoes. In another market, carefully aligned Gai Lan
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