Boston mayor releases plan for 53,000 housing units by 2030
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh released “Housing a Changing City: Boston 2030,” a plan for housing that calls for 53,000 new units by 2030 on Oct. 9 at the One Greenway construction site. The plan focuses on...
View ArticleRepublican governor hopeful Charlie Baker visits Chinatown
Republican governor candidate Charlie Baker campaigned in Chinatown at the Nam Pai Boston Ultimate Fitness gym on Harrison Street on Oct. 12. “He is a very compassionate person, and he knows his...
View ArticleChinatown Coalition discusses local business
The Chinatown Coalition (TCC) met to discuss business development in Boston and congressional updates during its monthly meeting on Oct. 9 at the Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center. John Barros,...
View ArticleNAAAP leadership forum showcases Asian faces
Young Asian Americans learned about what it meant to be a leader at the National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP) Third Annual Leadership Forum on Oct. 4 at the Boston Marriot...
View ArticleNext STEP English program recognized by state for most students sent to college
For the second year in a row, the Next Steps Transitional English Program (Next STEP) of the Asian American Civic Association (AACA) has sent more adults to college than any other community-based adult...
View ArticleClean Up Chinatown Committee see less street litter after community workshops
Identifying the people who illegally dump trash in Chinatown continues to be a major concern for the Clean Up Chinatown Committee. Depending on the location, size and type of waste, the fines range...
View ArticleUsed needles on streets pose threat to safety and health
Used needles and syringes in Chinatown’s public spaces are far too common with residents and local organizations raising awareness about safety and potential disease. “I’m concerned for the safety of...
View ArticlePho Basil offers cutting-edge flavors that tease the taste buds
As I walked into Pho Basil on a recent Tuesday night hoping to satisfy a craving for something creamy with soft spices at a restaurant that specializes in Vietnamese and Thai cuisine, buzzed chatter...
View ArticleBoston police: Crime decreases in Chinatown
Crime in Chinatown has decreased, despite a headline-grabbing shooting in August, according to the Boston Police Department. Continue reading
View ArticleAACA graduation
The Asian American Civic Association celebrated graduation for its adult education programs on April 17 at Tufts Medical Center. Continue reading
View ArticleMartha Coakley and Gov. Deval Patrick greeted Chinatown
Martha Coakley and Gov. Deval Patrick greeted Chinatown on Oct. 19. Continue reading
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