Filipino Wine Business Hopes to Turn Filipinos Into Wine Drinkers
/Nonoy Quimbo had a vision: he wanted to turn a beer-and-gin-loving populace into wine drinkers (See ABS-CBN News for story)
Nonoy Quimbo had a vision: he wanted to turn a beer-and-gin-loving populace into wine drinkers (See ABS-CBN News for story)
Franco Finn (Source: Inquirer.net)
Franco Finn, the Golden State Warriors’ Filipino American Hype Man, hosted Rising Stars Challenge on Friday, February 17, and then the big All Star Saturday night completion with the Dunk and 3 Point Competition, both nationally televised for the All-Star Weekend at the Vivint Arena, home of the Utah Jazz, in Salt Lake City, Utah (See INQUIRER.net for story).
Emily Ann Ramos (Source: Inquirer.net)
Emily Ann Ramos became the first person of Filipino descent to serve on the Mountain View City Council upon taking the oath of office Feb. 14 (See INQUIRER.net for story).
Mike Bautista (Center) (Source: Inquirer.net)
Entrepreneur and Filipino community leader Mike Bautista was awarded a Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal at a ceremony hosted by Fiesta Filipino on Jan. 29 in Cochrane, Alberta, Canada (See INQUIRER.net for story).
Assemblywoman Erica Mosca (SOurce: Inquirer.net)
An education advocate is first person of Filipino descent in the Nevada Legislature. Assemblywoman Erica Mosca, 36, represents the heavily Democratic east Las Vegas Assembly District 14 (See INQUIRER.net for story).
Chef Johanne Siy (Source: Rappler)
Filipino chef Johanne Siy, who helms Singapore’s Lolla, is Asia’s Best Female Chef of the year, as awarded by the Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants Academy (See Rappler for story).
Steve Lacy (Source: Inquirer.net/Pinterest)
Filipino American experimental R&B star Steve Lacy won the 2023 Grammy Award for Best Progressive R&B Album for Gemini Rights (See INQUIRER.net for story).
A Filipina earlier presumed to have died from the magnitude 7.8 quake that struck Turkey and Syria on Monday is still alive, the Filipino community in Ankara said (See ABS -CBN News for story).
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