ExploreChinatown Newsletter (11/3/18)
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Promotion from Your Neighbors
(October 2018-January 2019 Edition)
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Local businesses invite you to explore, shop and dine at select stores with endorsed special offers! Check out the latest Promotions from Your Neighbors deals currently available for pick-up at our info kiosk at 101 Baxter St, and will arrive soon to mailboxes of local residents.
- The Look Korean Beauty Cosmetics
- The Face Shop
- GTW Tea and Water
- Grand Tea & Imports
- Niu Shop
- Da Shop Chinatown
- Sang Sang Jewelry Inc.
- 95 Fusion Tearoom & Kitchen Bar
- Hawaii Poke Bowl
- Diamond Queens Inc.
- Dim Sum Go Go
- My Noodle Station
- Mott St Pharmacy
- Artistic Creation Hair Salon
- Bok Lei Po Trading Inc.
- Henry Restaurant Supplies
- Sasa Cosmetic & Skin Care
- Wai Wah Market
- Pacific Seafood Trading
- Viva Spa NYC
- 88 Kimbap
- GC Egg Rolls House
- Pell Hair Salon
- Color Me Mine Tribeca
- Meihua Jewelry Inc.
- Let’s Makan
- Katysface Beauty Spa Inc.
Unless otherwise
stated, all offers are valid until January 31, 2019, or at the
discretion of participating businesses. Chinatown Partnership and
Chinatown Business Improvement District are not liable for any offers
that are not fulfilled or satisfied by participating businesses.
Participating businesses reserve the right to modify or discontinue
offers at any time without prior notice.
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Smith Houses/Knickerbocker Village NORC Halloween Health Fair (10/31/18) |
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Joyful
scenes from last Friday's Trick or Treat on Doyers Street event,
courtesy of The Uni Project. Many thanks to them for bringing their
Build NYC blocks down to our pre-Halloween celebration. |
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轄管曼哈頓華埠的市警五分局日前與華埠共同發展機構舉行「建立鄰里安全會議」(Build the Block Neighborhood
Safety Meeting)，駐守華埠A區主要路段包厘街(Bowery)与堅尼路(Canal
St.)的四名社區協調警員(NCO)與華社商戶、民眾交流，表示近來天黑越來越早，民眾要多注意夜路搶劫及砸車窗盜竊案件。
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2012年超級風暴珊迪(Sandy)對曼哈頓華埠影響甚鉅，至今仍有部分居
民和商家尚在緩慢重建階段；由紐約市經濟發展局(NYCEDC)主導的「RISE:NYC」計畫，專為碰上天災後可能碰到的通訊中斷情況，設計
「goTenna
Mesh」設備，允許使用者用手機藍芽連接方式傳送訊息並分享位置，即便在飛航模式也可使用，目前該設備提供受到珊迪影響的小型企業免費申請。
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Resident-led volunteer groups
receive a grant of up to $1,000 and City services provided by the
Department of Parks and Recreation, the Department of Transportation,
the Department of Sanitation of New York, and the Department of
Environmental Protection to help improve their block. In addition to the
grant and City services, groups receive project planning and community
building assistance as well as support with local media coverage for the
project.
紐約市服務部(NYC Service)和公民委員會(Citizens
Committee)，共同發起「愛你的街區(Love Your
Block)補助金」，提供1000元撥款和多項免費服務給社區團體，紐約市的低收入社區皆可參與，即日起開放申請至11月7日(周三)。
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If you are interested in expanding your knowledge, and developing
your expressive skills and creative/critical thinking, this workshop
will be a great opportunity for you to prepare yourself for the future.
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What is the role of cooking and cuisine
in the making of Chinese-American culture and identity? Inspired by
our exhibition, Interior Lives: Contemporary Photographs of Chinese New Yorkers,
Jack Tchen, co-founder of the Museum of Chinese in America, moderates a
conversation with leading restaurateurs: Lien Lin, owner and
executive chef of Brooklyn's Bricolage NYC; Wilson Tang, owner of
the famed Nom Wah Tea Parlor in Manhattan's Chinatown that dates
back to 1920; and Jason Wang, CEO of Xi'an Famous Foods, now a
chain of 13 restaurants originally founded by Wang's father as a
food stall in the Golden Mall in Flushing, Queens.
Use code, Food, for $15 tickets.
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This event will feature notable
friends and representatives from a variety of communities where Charles
B. Wang served and supported, including Henry S. Tang, Co-founder of
C-100; Fred Teng, President of America China Public Affairs Institute;
and Savio Chan, U.S.-China expert.
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A panel discussion with Georgia Freedman,
author of Cooking South of the Clouds—Recipes and Stories from China's
Yunnan Province and Simone Tong, chef of Little Tong Noodle Shop,
moderated by Kian Lam Kho, author of Phoenix Claws and Jade Trees.
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Celebrate the opening of the
Museum’s newest exhibition, featuring intricate cut-paper art by Deborah
Ugoretz. Ugoretz was already a working artist when she saw
traditional Jewish paper cutting work for the first time. She
was dazzled by this centuries-old tradition and its creative
possibilities for “visualizing Judaism,” and its ability to transform a
simple piece of paper into a work of art that could release words into
pictorial space.
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School’s out, so let’s hit the
streets! This special neighborhood walking tour & scavenger hunt
designed for families will take us to some of the spots that Lower East
Side kids in the early 1900s knew and loved. From the country’s very
first playground to the pickle shop, each place on this tour will bring a
distant world into focus.
Recommended for children ages five and up and their adult companions. Tour begins at 12 Eldridge Street.urces.
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一名華婦2日在曼哈頓華埠一家銀行使用自動提款機(ATM)取款後，遭一名西語裔男子搶劫，搶匪得手逃逸，去向不明；案發地地處包厘街(Bowery)交堅尼路(Canal St.)的十字路口，人流車流密集，距管轄華埠的市警五分局僅一街之隔。
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曼哈頓華埠10月31日凌晨3時40分許發生一起劫案，一名受害者行經華埠愛
烈治街(Eldridge St.)170號附近時，被一名男子從身後包抄，持刀威脅，並奪走了他隨身攜帶的背包，隨後沿地蘭西街(Delancey
st.)向南逃逸；轄管該區的市警五分局日前公布嫌犯照片，呼籲民眾舉報。
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Past Newsletters:
View: Chinatown Newsletter -
November 7, 2017
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October 19, 2017
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October 1, 2017
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September 15, 2017
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