METRO: CENTRAL »
Updated : 10 February, 2010
Jalan Tanjung users want state govt to speed up process of acquiring land
USERS of Jalan Tanjung in Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya, are getting frustrated about the worsening traffic situation in the area.
More families opting to eat out for New Year reunion dinners
MORE and more families are opting to eat out for the all-important Chinese New Year (CNY) reunion dinner in recent years, while some have been making it an annual practice for some time.
Council starts nursery programme for single mothers
SINGLE mothers who do not have the means to employ a maid or send their children to a babysitter often have little choice but to leave their children at home alone while they go to work.
METRO: NORTH »
Updated : 10 February, 2010
Families show creativity with recyclable items
CREATIVITY was the order of the day when 12 parent-child teams competed to produce the best lantern made from only recyclable items within two hours at the Midlands Park Centre in Penang.
Innovation is the key
THE Tourism Ministry wants states to be more innovative and creative in promoting their tourism products.
Lat and six others named ‘Andersonians of the Century’
CARTOONIST Lat was named one of seven ‘Andersonians of the Century’ at the closing of Ipoh Anderson School centennial celebration 1909-2009.
His world through a viewfinder
A FATHER’S passion usually rubs off on his children. And Tan Eng Hin, who shared his father Thye Siew’s passion for photography, exemplifies this.
METRO: SOUTH & EAST »
Updated : 10 February, 2010
Centre to boost eco-care
KEMANAN: The Environmental Education Centre (EEC) will soon open in Kertih near here to spearhead an eco-care programme targeted at locals.
Cops to man Malacca’s accident-prone areas
MALACCA: A total of 45 police officers will be deployed to monitor accident-prone areas in the city under Ops Sikap XXI from now until Feb 21 in conjunction with the Chinese New Year holidays.
Raleigh International gathers big group for projects across Sabah
KOTA KINABALU: More than 120 international youths will help in the creation of Sabah’s first sun bear conservation centre in the east coast Sandakan district.
SUNDAY METRO »
Updated : 7 February, 2010
Holding on to traditions
Come Chinese New Year, many Chinese families usher in loads of new things but some choose to hold on to family traditions they grew up with.
Festive recipes for the lunar New Year
Be inspired to cook up a feast at home to share with the family with these delicious ideas from two restaurant chefs and a cookbook author.
Ready for Valentine’s Day
Can’t skip your reunion dinner but want to celebrate Valentine’s Day with your loved one? Fret not, you can feast on love at one of the many outlets offering romantic dinners days earlier.
- More families opting to eat out for New Year reunion dinners
- 'Imprisoned' in their own homes
- Restaurants take steps to cope with festive rush
- Jalan Tanjung users want state govt to speed up process of acquiring land
- Motorists cry foul over lack of signages before worksite in Sec 16
- Friends of Kota Damansara object to housing project in Sec 10
- Council starts nursery programme for single mothers
- Local runner bags the women’s title at first night marathon
- A rock garden for Kek Lok Si
- Cops to man Malacca’s accident-prone areas
- PECH requires RM16,000 a month to maintain its three homes
- Jalan Tanjung users want state govt to speed up process of acquiring land
- Friends of Kota Damansara object to housing project in Sec 10
- Cops to man Malacca’s accident-prone areas
- A rock garden for Kek Lok Si
- Blogger chosen first time for award
- A night the media folk let their hair down
- His world through a viewfinder
- Lat and six others named ‘Andersonians of the Century’
- Families show creativity with recyclable items
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