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Articles by Alfred Dicioco

Asian Majority Creating a New American Experience?

The San Gabriel Valley took the national spotlight on Sunday when the New York Times featured a story on the area’s Asian population and how it has redefined the Southern California lifestyle.
categories Arts & CultureCity AffairsImmigrationRace/Ethnic Relations

Should I Stay or Should I go? An Immigrant's Dilemma

Alfred Dicioco moved from the Philippines when he was 15. Now an American college graduate, he is not sure if the greater opportunity is to stay in the U.S. or to move back to his native country.
categories ImmigrationRace/Ethnic Relations

Mozart and Katy Perry: An interview with Music Teacher Paul Kwo

Paul Kwo, a Hollywood actor and musician, opened a music and voice school in Alhambra last year to try and change the way parents and students view music.
category Arts & Culture

Online Gaming Fans Flock to Gallery Nucleus For Launch of New Blizzard Entertainment Book

Nucleus hosted a book launch Saturday for The Art of Blizzard, a compilation about the art and development of Blizzard Entertainment. Nucleus is the first store in the country to sell the book.
category Arts & Culture

Enchiladas, Roast Duck, Pernil — and Turkey: An Alhambra Thanksgiving

We spoke with dozens of Alhambra residents about how they plan to celebrate Thanksgiving. No two answers were the same.
categories Arts & CultureFamily/Inter-generational NewsFoodNeighborhoods

Shave and a Haircut, With a New Twist

Main Street Barbers has been a revered Alhambra establishment for more than 50 years. Now under new ownership, the old-school services and Americana decor remain even as change comes.
categories BusinessNeighborhoods
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