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Dance around the World Headlines More Than 30 Weekend Events in Lexington, March 16-17

Lexington, Mass., March 18, 2013, (bostonese.com) — This past weekend, Lexington celebrated the 300th anniversary of incorporation with an exciting program of over 30 events. Dance around the World(DAW) was held on Saturday evening at Lexington High School. Over 1,000 residents showed up to enjoy different styles of dance and music, and more than 100 dancers,… Continue reading Dance around the World Headlines More Than 30 Weekend Events in Lexington, March 16-17

Three Mayors Attended 2013 Wong Family Banquet in Boston Chinatown

By David Li, bostonese.com Boston, March 11, 2013, — The 2013 Wong Family Banquet was held at Empire Garden restaurant in Boston Chinatown in the evening of March 10. Lisa Wong, mayor of Fitchburg, Mass., attended the banquet with her parents. What surprised me was that Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Menino and mayor of Malden,… Continue reading Three Mayors Attended 2013 Wong Family Banquet in Boston Chinatown

Over 150 Residents and Activists Launched “Homes for All” Campaign in Boston

BOSTON, Mass. – On Wednesday, March 13, over 150 residents and activists form Chelsea Collaborative, City Life/Vida Urbana, Chinese Progressive Association, Lynn United for Change, UNITE HERE Local 26 and other local groups joined the national Right to the City Alliance in launching the Homes for All Campaign in 11 cities across the country to… Continue reading Over 150 Residents and Activists Launched “Homes for All” Campaign in Boston

After A Little Night Dancing, Commonwealth Ballet To Present Intrigue on March 16-17

By David Li, bostonese.com When Chip Morris graduated from University of Wisconsin at Madison with a Pd.D. in mathematics, he might not have imagined that running a youth ballet school would be in his future. “I came to Boston in 1985. I taught math and computer science during weekdays and danced in a theater in… Continue reading After A Little Night Dancing, Commonwealth Ballet To Present Intrigue on March 16-17

Gansu Dance Theatre Brings Splendid Silk Road to the Hanover Theatre

Photos by John Tsou Worcester, Mass., March, 8, 2013, — In the evening of March 6, 60 dancers from Gansu Dance Theatre of Gansu province, China presented the award-winning Silk Road dance show at Hanover Theatre in Worcester, Mass. Tens of thousands miles away from home, the dancers performed with such passion and devotion that… Continue reading Gansu Dance Theatre Brings Splendid Silk Road to the Hanover Theatre

Lynn Chang, Friends and the Ying Quartet Headline Jordan Hall Concert on March 30

Foundation for Chinese Performing Arts Presents Lynn Chang, Friends and the Ying Quartet MUSIC FROM AROUND THE WORLD Featuring Lynn Chang 張萬鈞, Amanda Wang, violins Jennifer Chang, viola Carol Ou歐逸青, cello Ya-Fei Chuang莊雅斐 And The Ying Quartet  (Ayano Ninomya, Janet Ying, Phillip Ying, and David Ying) Saturday, March 30, 2013, 8 PM Concert New England… Continue reading Lynn Chang, Friends and the Ying Quartet Headline Jordan Hall Concert on March 30

Mayor’s Office of New Bostonians March 8, 2013 Announcements

  March 8, 2013 Announcements Dear Friends and Colleagues, Enclosed are this week announcements for your sharing with your networks. Please forward any of your announcements to [email protected] and we will be happy to post them on. All the best, Reverend Cheng Imm Tan Immigration Advice (2013 Schedule) March    6 & 20 April    3 &… Continue reading Mayor’s Office of New Bostonians March 8, 2013 Announcements

US 2012 Heat Record “Partly due to Climate Change”

(from chinadaily.com.cn) The US sweltered under its hottest year on record in 2012, breaking the previous yearly average by 0.6C (1F), the US government has said.Last year the average US temperature was 13C (55.3F) amid widespread drought and a mild winter. 　　A widespread drought lasted several months and hit almost two-thirds of the country The… Continue reading US 2012 Heat Record “Partly due to Climate Change”