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August 2009

08/28/2009 - Ambassador Kenneth Liao, the general director of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in New York, will be assigned to Taiwan soon. CCBA hosted a farewell party, and presented him an appreciation plaque.
08/24/2009 - CCBA hanged the huge painting of Dr. Sun Yat-sen in the Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Auditorium.

08/23/2009 - A cantonese opera group performed at CCBA Auditorium, and raised fund for the victims in Taiwan.  They have raised more than $1,300 in the event.

08/21/2009 - CCBA held a press conference, reported that CCBA had raised $87,830 for the typhoon relief fund.  Among them, $55,000 had already wired to Red Cross of Republic of China.
08/17/2009 - Visiting Nurse Service of NY and its division Chinatown N-NORC Program, held a press conference at CCBA, to announce a series of health seminars provided by Manning Pharmacy.
08/15/2009 - Dr. Y.Y. Wu, the Minister of the Overseas Compatriot Affairs Commission visited CCBA. CCBA held a welcoming ceremony at the meeting room, and presented him a check of $32,200, which is raised from the NY community to Taiwan "Green Project".
08/12/2009 - A huge painting of Dr. Sun Yat-sen and a calligraphy artwork of “Chapter of Great Harmony (Ta Tung)” were delivered to CCBA by the representatives from Kuomintang Eastern Region Office. The two pieces of artwork will permanently be demonstrated at the CCBA Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Auditorium.
08/10/2009 - A powerful typhoon caused serious fatalities and damages in Taiwan.  President Justin Yu held a press conference and announced that CCBA would immediately start the disaster relief efforts, and donated the collected funds to the affected area.
08/10/2009 - A powerful typhoon caused serious fatalities and damages in Taiwan.  President Justin Yu held a press conference and announced that CCBA would immediately start the disaster relief efforts, and donate the collected funds to the affected area.
08/08/2009 - An "Outstanding Father" event was held at the CCBA Auditorium.  CCBA Chinese Secretary Yuk Zhen Wang was selected as one of the outstanding fathers of this year.
08/05/2009 - The Chinese-American Voters Federation introduced this year's election situation to the youths from Chinatown Youth Initiatives and the "Youth Action Team" from Councilman John Liu's Office.
08/02/2009 - Hosted by Chinatown Youth Initiatives and sponsored by the CCBA, volunteers performed the Fifth Chinatown Beautification Day.