Malden Business Aided Through Treasury’s Small Business Banking Partnership
Mayor Gary Christenson and State Treasurer Steven Grossman recently toured Linden & Malden Cement Block Supply, a recipient of a $50,000 line of credit made possible by Century Bank and the Treasury’s Small Business Banking Partnership. This initiative invests state reserve funds into Massachusetts community banks with the understanding that the bank will utilize the funds to make small business loans.
Asian American Heritage Celebration with Suzanne Lee, Mayor Lisa Wong
Join Suzanne Lee for a Celebration of Asian Pacific American Month, Wednesday May 29, 5:30 p.m.
Anne Frank sapling to be unveiled on Boston Common
Boston Public Library will host seven program events in June connected with the Anne Frank Sapling Project. At 4 p.m. on Tuesday, June 4, the Grove Hall Branch will host “Creating a Personal Diary,” a workshop for young people to celebrate Anne Frank’s legacy and the planting of the Boston Common sapling. Teens will make their own diaries out of recycled materials and decorate them with the image of a tree. The workshop will repeat at 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 6, in the Margret and H.A. Rey Children’s Room at the Central Library in Copley Square.
Urban College of Boston celebrates 20th anniversary with 134 grads on June 2!
Urban College of Boston to Honor 134 Graduates on June 2 as unique higher ed institution celebrates 20th anniversary!
Asian|Boston Media Group announces collaboration with China Model Agency
ABMG Program Sends Female & Male Fashion Models From America to Shanghai
‘The First Chinese American’ is chronicled in first biography
A new book by Washington, DC author Scott D. Seligman traces the life and times of Wong Chin Foo (1847-1898), an early Chinese American journalist, lecturer and political activist.





