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- CHINATOWN IN PHOTOS (6)
- LIFE AND STORIES OF ASIAN AMERICANS (9)
- WORD ON THE STREET (127)
- March 14, 2010: An e-mail to college students.
- March 13, 2010: Encounter with Crazy Ming
- March 11, 2010: Kung Fu Banquet: Body and Mind for Chinese Americans
- March 7, 2010: One Restaurant, Two Lion Dances, Four Families.
- March 5, 2010: Chinatown Branch Library: a Community's Aspiration
- March 5, 2010: Free Kung Fu Classes (March 13th Saturday 6:30am at the Chinatown Gate. We will travel the Whole Chinatown. Costumes encouraged.)
- February 28, 2010: Gee Oak Tin Association Banquet
- February 24, 2010: Outsiders Robbing Elderly Chinese
- February 24, 2010: Boston.com: 'Snake' gets Chinese buzzing in Boston
- February 23, 2010: Chinatown Parade
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Other Boston Chinatown Blogs
Just want to mention here 2 other blogs related to Boston Chinatown. The owners of the 2 blogs had contacted this site. If there are any other blogs on Boston Chinatown, post them in the comments or email me.
1. http://bostonhudsonstreet.blogspot.com/
The blog is managed by Samantha Shih and is a project of Asian CDC. The purpose of the site is to give updates on the progress of the Parcel 24 development and to reunite former Hudson Street residents who were displaced by the I-93 construction in the 1950s.
2. http://www.littleimpact.org
This web site is intented to be a tool for “making improvements to our urban neighborhood; and teaching our children how to do that work themselves.” The site is run by a resident living in Chinatown with 2 children.
