76th Anniversary of the Loss of Kampuchea Krom to Vietnam
By Soben Ung
The Khmer Krom Association of New England gathered on June 8th in Chelmsford, MA to commemorate the 76th Anniversary of…
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Was There Actually a Cambodian Victory Over Genocide on January 7, 1979?
This past January, there were many celebrations and parties in various Cambodian American communities and in Cambodia commemorating the fall…
“Letters From Home” Review
It started as a young man of 22 years, with dreams of becoming a Doctor of Music and shared his dream with a stranger while riding an elevator, which…
Legacies of 1991 Paris Peace Agreement for Cambodia: Introduction
October 23rd, 2021 - marked the 30th Anniversary of the Paris Peace Agreement for Cambodia. Many of our readers, especially the younger generation may…
Learn How To Weave During Lowell Kids Week
Lowell Kids Week is an annual festival of free family fun that takes place during February 18 -24 school vacation week. The week features…
40th Year Anniversary: Remembering The Fall Of Khmer Rouge Regime January 7, 1979
Stepping into 2019, I like to remind our readers of some important benchmark in Cambodian history. It is a year for all the Cambodian people around…
Lighting Up The Canals
KhmerPost USA – Feb 26, 2016 – By Richard Howe.
Every summer, the Southeast Asian Water Festival reminds all residents of Lowell of the…
Lowell: the Snowiest City in America
Feb. 21st, 2015 - In a normal winter, Lowell would have received 36 inches of snow by now. But this is not a normal winter. As I write this, we…
Celebration of Independence Day in Lowell
By Richard P. Howe Jr.
Independence Day is a holiday in the United States that celebrates the adoption on July…
Christmas in Massachusetts
By Richard P. Howe Jr.
The early English residents of Massachusetts disliked Christmas. They even made it illegal. In 1659 the legislature passed…
