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All posts tagged "New York"
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K-pop dance studio thrives in Manhattan
By Kim So-young Inside a dance studio near Times Square in Manhattan, about 30 students danced in sync to a K-pop tune. With the exception of a few mistakes and missed rhythms, the group — led by...
- Posted January 28, 2015
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Korean language classes in NY are not only for Koreans anymore
By Kim So-young About 20 students of all ages and color sat inside a Manhattan language school Saturday mouthing the Korean alphabet. They’re among the many enthusiastic adults who have picked up learning the Korean language in...
- Posted January 20, 2015
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NYC may see its first female Korean American police captain
By Ham Jiha The city of New York may soon see its first female Korean American police captain. According to a New York Police Department source, Lt. Huh Jung-yoon of Queens’ 109 Precinct passed a recent captains...
- Posted January 16, 2015
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More and more NY Korean Americans are finding jobs in South Korea
By The Korea Times New York staff An increasing number of second-generation Korean Americans living in New York are finding jobs in South Korea. According to data released by New York Korean Consulate General Tuesday, 1,127 New...
- Posted January 9, 2015
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Boonsik is the newest Korean cuisine craze in NY
By the Korea Times New York staff If South Korea had a comfort food, it would be boonsik. And it’s the newest Korean cuisine craze in New York and New Jersey. More than 20 specialty boonsik restaurants...
- Posted January 7, 2015
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NY teen goes missing after argument with parents
A 16-year-old Korean female from Edgemont, N.Y. has gone missing since 8 p.m. on Jan. 2. Ji-woo Kang, also identified as Christine Kang, was seen boarding a Metro-North train departing from Scarsdale according to surveillance footage analyzed...
- Posted January 6, 2015
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Korean celebrities perform musical in NY for charity
A handful of Korean celebrities participated in a musical performance to help build an orphanage in Haiti Sunday inside a Queens church. The musical, titled “A Happy New Year That Changed My Life,” starred Pyo In-bong, Kim...
- Posted January 5, 2015