Chinese journey to America marked by trials and triumph

Boston native Alice Kane, nee Yee, spoke at the Central Library on “They Came for the Gold and Stayed: An Introduction to Chinese-American Genealogy” on Feb. 27.

老人們在昆士康復中心慶祝農曆新年。圖片由黃靈美提供。

Quincy seniors celebrate Lunar New Year

Chinese seniors, caretakers and elementary school students rang in the Lunar New Year at Kindred Transitional Care and Rehabilitation in Quincy on Feb. 21.

Empty Bamboo Girl: Dec. 14

Voters line up at a Quincy polling station.

Chinese-English ballots boost turnout in Quincy and Boston

Voters who registered for bilingual ballots in Boston and Quincy took them to the polls on Tuesday.

Arts photos by Elaine Foley, cafechatelaine.blogspot.com

Focal Chinese Music To Re-Open Melrose’s 116-year-old Corinthian Hall

Starting June 10, 2012, Focal Chinese Music Corp. (FCM), a music education and performing arts company will re-open and manage Melrose’s 116-year-old Corinthian Hall. Currently owned by Melrosian Stephen Longmuir, Corinthian Hall, with its 1900s interior preserved and restored, will serve as FCM’s headquarters.

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Ford Foundation Gives $1 Million to Help Expand Number of U.S. Students with Experience in China

NEW YORK, May 8, 2012 — The Ford Foundation today announced a $1 million contribution to support the creation of a nonprofit initiative to help increase the number of American university students who spend some portion of their academic years in China.