A policy amendment could block Lunar New Year from becoming a Quincy school holiday, despite a new board majority supporting ...
The Chinese Lunar New Year has arrived, ushering in 2026 as the auspicious Year of the Horse. This ancient astrological cycle, which dates back over 3,500 years, operates on a 12-year rotation, with ...
A lion dance team heads into Avenidas in downtown Palo Alto for a lunar new year celebration on Feb. 12, 2025. Photo by Anna Hoch-Kenney. The official start of the Lunar New Year is Feb. 17, but ...
The Lunar New Year has plenty of traditions—such as cleaning the house, presenting ritual offerings to ancestors and enjoying symbolic foods—to encourage prosperity in the year ahead. Many Asian and ...
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