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Bay Area writers from the Association of Iranian American Writers (AIAW) will read from their works at the San Francisco Public Library’s (Main)...
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Storyteller Brenda Wong Aoki and Emmy Award-winning composer Mark Izu, together with World Arts West, present the 2009 World Premiere of Return of the...
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The Bay Area’s Asian organizations receive support for their efforts in domestic violence prevention
San Francisco women affected by domestic violence will benefit from $40,000 in donations from Verizon Wireless to organizations that focus on domestic...
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Celebrate the launch of the first French wine of the year at the annual fundraising event at Hyatt Regency Hotel Embarcadero Center San Francisco on...
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The Third International Conference on Lao Studies (ICLS) will be held from July 14 to 16, 2010 in Khon Kaen, Thailand to promote Lao studies. The San...
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A nonprofit organization, Cherry Blossom Alumnae (CBA) is hosting a Queen's Tea to discuss about the Cherry Blossom Queen Program 2010 on Sunday,...
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Subaru of America has donated a 2010 Subaru Legacy Sedan to the San Francisco Hepatitis B Free campaign in the fight against hepatitis B disease among...
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The most important immigrants in early San Francisco were the Irish, according to historian Jeffrey Burns. “By 1856, more than 6,000 foreign...
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Originally came from New Zealand, Donaldina Cameron (1869 – 1968) was a Presbyterian missionary and a sewing teacher. At 25, she started her...
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Hokubei Mainichi, the last Japanese American bilingual newspaper in Northern California will publish its last edition on Friday, October 30....
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