2026-02-12
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Mukilteo's first Lunar New Year draws a record crowd.
More than 650 people came to Mukilteo's first Lunar New Year celebration, and the mayor credited Jason's outreach.

On February 12, 2026, Mukilteo hosted its first ever Lunar New Year celebration at Rosehill Community Center, organized by the city's DEI Commission.
A new connection
The event featured Tai Chi, traditional dance, Taekwondo, student cultural displays and food from local Asian restaurants. More than 650 people attended.
Mayor Joe Marine thanked Jason and Commissioner Simon Bai for reaching the Korean and Asian community like the city had not before.
What's next
The DEI Commission plans to discuss making the celebration an annual tradition.
Read the coverage: Lynnwood Times, Seattle Korean Daily
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