[COLUMN] Mining memories of Mindoro

(Continued from last week’s issue…) Papa was proud of being a Naujeno even when he lived in the US after retirement. While living in Glendale, California in his eighties, he always looked forward to dressing to the nines in a tuxedo, and tripping the light fantastic whirling about on the dance floor with my mother…

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10 things the fully vaccinated need to know

The CDC has published some specific guidance about what the fully vaccinated can do and cannot do, and AARP has asked experts to answer other common questions about life after vaccination. Here are 10 things you should know now that you’ve been jabbed. 1. You still need to wear a mask Even though COVID-19 cases…

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[COLUMN] How President Biden’s jobs plan creates jobs, expands the middle class, rebuilds the United States to be more competitive in the 21st century 

AFTER the hardship of the Great Depression, the United States showed the world how to rise from the rubbles, reinventing itself by using the challenges as opportunities to become the global leader in progress and economy. This was made possible by the boldness and vision of President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the New Deal, the…

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Fil-Am Remy Martin declares for NBA Draft

FILIPINO American Remy Martin has declared for the 2021 NBA Draft, following his four-year stint with the Arizona State Sun Devils. In a video posted on the Sun Devils’ Instagram account on May 6, the 6-foot point guard announced his intention to apply for the NBA Draft. “I just want to let you guys know…

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Tan Brothers want a slice of the PH gin market

Brothers Lucio Tan III, president and COO, and Kyle Tan, executive vice president, who are now at the helm of Tanduay’s new leadership, are eyeing a share in the country’s lucrative gin market through Ginto. Gin aged in oak barrels, this new product will be the first of its kind in the Philippines. “Gin continues…

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City of LA celebrates Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with virtual ceremony

TO commemorate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Los Angeles on Thursday, May 6, recognized high-profile personalities, elected officials, community leaders and businesses who have contributed to the city and various industries. The virtual celebration and awards ceremony was organized and hosted by the 2021 Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Committee chaired by Councilmember John Lee,…

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[COLUMN] IRS warns tax preparers of new email scam

SCAMMERS become more active during tax filing season — their hunting season. The prey: your own tax preparer who has troves of social security numbers, birthdays and bank account numbers. Thieves from the dark web have become more active again this 2021 tax filing season. The IRS warns tax pros not to respond to the…

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Panda Express reinforces its commitment to uplifting communities with a $10-M pledge to diversity, equity & inclusion

Panda Express®, the largest family-owned and operated Asian dining concept in the U.S., was built on a foundation of bridging cultures—and flavors— to bring people together. Having always had deep relationships in the diverse communities it serves, Panda is proud to launch the Panda CommUnity Fund — a $10 million community investment and response program…

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