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- 1Seattle Chinatown-ID leaders push public safety for business recovery▼CID leaders and business owners say public safety must be addressed to help regain footing
Leaders and business owners in Seattle's Chinatown-International District say improving public safety is essential to helping the neighborhood recover. They argue that addressing crime and safety concerns is a prerequisite for regaining foot traffic, investment and the area's economic footing.
- 2Chinatown building saved from demolition for 47 apartments●Chinatown building once slated for demolition now planned for 47 apartments
A building in a Chinatown district that had previously been slated for demolition is now set to be redeveloped into 47 apartments, according to a report from The Business Journals. The plan marks a shift from demolition to preservation and redevelopment, a topic of keen interest in cities where Chinatown historic buildings have faced redevelopment pressure and community pushback.
- 3Pittsburgh columnist reveals secret ingredient in Chinatown Inn egg rolls▼Gretchen’s table: You won’t believe the secret ingredient in Chinatown Inn’s egg rolls
Gretchen McKay, food writer for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, published a new installment of her Gretchen's Table column exploring the recipe behind Chinatown Inn's egg rolls, revealing an unexpected secret ingredient used by the longtime Pittsburgh restaurant. The piece walks readers through what makes the rolls distinctive and offers a way to recreate them at home.
- 4Minnesota-born actor with roles from 'Chinatown' to 'Seinfeld' in the spotlight▼Meet the Minnesota legend in everything from ‘Chinatown’ to ‘Seinfeld’
A profile piece is highlighting a Minnesota-born actor whose decades-long career spans films like 'Chinatown' and the sitcom 'Seinfeld'. The article celebrates the performer as a 'legend' of the screen, pointing to a body of character work that stretches across classic Hollywood cinema and beloved American television.