Tag Archive | "Vol 32 No 4 | January 19 – January 25"

SPD address hiring and recruitment at community meeting

By Charles Lam
Northwest Asian Weekly

Leaders of the Asian Pacific American community met with representatives of the Seattle Police Department on Wednesday, Jan. Read the full story

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Bruce Harrell enters crowded Mayor’s race

Bruce Harrell enters crowded Mayor’s race

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Bruce Harrell

By Charles Lam
Northwest Asian Weekly

Seattle City Councilmember Bruce Harrell announced his entry into the increasingly Read the full story

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Nankai, Chief Sealth face off in showdown

Nankai, Chief Sealth face off in showdown

By Zachariah Bryan
Northwest Asian Weekly

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The Nankai team in warm up suits before the game. (Photo by Zachariah Bryan/NWAW)

China can play basketball. Read the full story

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Inslee sworn in as Governor

Inslee sworn in as Governor

Jay Inslee was sworn in as Washington’s 23rd Governor on Wednesday, Jan. 16 in front of a crowd of approximately 250 at the State Capitol Rotunda. Read the full story

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EDITORIAL: Obama’s new cabinet is in need of some color

Going into his second term, President Barack Obama’s staff is already seeing a lot of changes. He has nominated a new Secretary of Defense, Sen. Chuck Hagel (R–Neb.), and a new Secretary of State, Sen. John Kerry (D–Mass.), and he might soon have to nominate a new head of the EPA, Treasury Secretary, Energy Secretary, and others. Read the full story

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