Boston, June 29, 2015 – Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the City of Boston will kick-off the 34th annual Boston Harborfest at Faneuil Hall Marketplace on Wednesday, July 1 at 12:00 PM.

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Boston Kicks-off 34th Annual Harborfest
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Mylovetea Tea Poetry Strawberry Plunking Festival Invites You
By Changhong Zhang, bostonese.com
Boston, June 19, 2015, — Dr. Tea from MyLoveTea welcomes you to the Tea Poetry and Strawberry Picking Festival this Saturday!
See you at 10:00 am, June 20, Verrill Farm, 11 Wheeler Road, Concord, MA, 01742.
This Saturday falls upon May 5 on Lunar Calendar, the Chinese Poet Day in memory of the great poet Qu Yuan (342 B.C. — 278 B.C.).

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South Cove Manor Breakfast Seminar to Be Held on June 25
By Yue Guan, bostonese.com
Boston, June 18, 2015, — The June South Cove Manor breakfast seminar will take place on June 25, 2015 at 9:30 a.m. at Mass Pike Towers Community Room, 324 Tremont St. Boston, MA 02126. Please call Terry Yin at (203)-893-7963 for more information. Food and refreshments will be provided during the seminar. This event is totally free and open to public.

Dr. Cheng-Chieh Chuang presents at a South Cove Manor health seminar for elders on March 26 at Mass Pike Towers (Courtesy of Terry Yin.)
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Children Helping Children Raises $1,500 for Nepal Earthquake Relief
Boston, June 16, 2015, — The Wellesley Community Center hosted Children Helping Children (CHC)’s 2015 Annual End-Of-Year party on Saturday, June 13. Dozens of students and parents attended from local communities the party.

Students pose for a group picture at the party (photos provided to bostonese.com).
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Students from Hangzhou to Perform Chinese Tea Art at UMass Boston
Boston, June 1, 2015, — Hangzhou is the capital of Zhejing province, China, and also a sister city of Boston. A team of talented students from Hangzhou will perform traditinal Chinese Tea Art at UMass Boston tomorrow.

Students of Zhejiang Agriculture and Forestry University perform Chinese tea art (file photo).
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Dr. Tea to Lecture at GBCCA on May 31
By Changhong Zhang, bostonese.com
Dr. Tea, founder of Mylovetea(www.mylovetea.com), will give a lecture at the end of May on “Dr. Teas in History,” a tea world that has been resonating to every corner on earth throughout ages, filled with many tea lovers like him. Poet Yu Li will also read a few of his poems at the same lecture. The lecture is orgnized by the Yiwen Club of Great Boston Chinese Culture Association(GBCCA).

Dr. Tea at Boston Tea Party celebration in Dec. 2014(file photo).
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ACMA To Hold Medical Career Education Session in Lexington on May 30
Boston, May 22, 2015, –ACMA will hold a medical career education session at the Lexington Library (1874 Massachusetts Ave, Lexington, MA 02420) on Saturday, May 30 from 10:00 AM to 1PM.

ACMA’s free clinic at NECP’s community forum early this year(file photo).
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Neil Chyten to Lecture on Important Changes in New SAT and Common Core on May 21
By Victor Chen, bostonese.com
Newton, Mass., May 11, 2015, — With the SAT is just around the corner, many parents and students are still unaware of the significant changes in the new SAT. And many of them have little knowledge about the Common Core, a new set of national standards of what students should know in match and English. They could have many of their questions answers by attending a lecture by well-known SAT/ACT expert Newl Chyten at Chyten Headquarters on 858 Walnut Street, Newton, Mass. from 6:30 – 8:30 PM on May 21.

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Displaced Tenants Hold Tent City in Quincy Center
Quincy, Mass., May 6, 2015, — Displaced tenants and their supporters set up tents in Quincy Center Tuesday afternoon to protest the actions of First Suffolk LLC, a development company based in the law offices of Matera Vopat Matera & Johnson in Quincy Center.

Karen Chen, Co-Director of the Chinese Progressive Association, translates for Luan Jiao Lin, 101 Hudson St. tenant.
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Chinese Americans Rally in Front of MA State House in Support of NYPD Officer Liang
By Eric Wu, bostonese.com
Boston, April 27, 2015, — Dozens of Chinese Americans rallied in front of MA State House Sunday afternoon to protest serious charges filed against NYPD Officer Peter Liang after he accidentally shot a Black man Akai Gurley dead in a NYC housing project. Rookie Officer Liang was indicted with second degree homocide along with other serious charges on Feb. 12, 2015.

Protesters on the stairs between Boston Common and Beacon Street(photo by Eric Wu).
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