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by Boonsiri Suansuk
City launches ‘Seaside TV for Tourists’
Passers-by no longer need to huddle in front of TV shops
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Local police step up efforts to protect tourists’ safety after Bali bombing Pattaya’s newest citizen born with 24 digits | |
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OUR COMMUNITY |
Pattaya Sports Club donates sports equipment to 5 district schools
Five Schools in the Banglamung district were the grateful
recipients of 70,000 baht worth of sports equipment donated by the Pattaya
Sports Club.
Pattaya Sports Club charity chairman, Bernie Tuppin (center), on behalf of the PSC, presented sports equipment to representatives of Banglamung District primary schools.
FEATURES |
Local residents revisit the time when magic was at the forefront of beliefs
In days gone by when life was simple and happy in
Thailand, community leaders and royal bloodlines followed the Buddhist faith
through the ages. Even in modern Thailand, Buddhist precepts permeate Thai
culture and much of the old way of life remains unchanged in the villages
and in the cities.
SOCIAL SCENE |
From left, Cheevin Sattha and Saijai Jaiprom, reporter and
news presenter at TV Channel 11, Siripong Patanakitikul, editor of Post News
Center, Lek Sarakarm of the Empress Hotel, Monchai Tesapaet, editor of Thai
News daily, Michael Vogt, MD of Chiangmai Mail, Norachai Prasertmanuktich,
chairman of the board of Chiangmai Mail, Daniel Dorothy, president of Chiangmai
Mail, Police Senior Sergeant Major Vinai Vipattakarnkul of Chiang Mai Police
Division, Pratheep Malhotra, general manager of Chiangmai Mail, Christina Dodd,
MD of Incorp Training Associates, and Phitsanu Thepthong, editor of Chiangmai
Mail at the press meeting and dinner reception for the Chiangmai Mail newspaper’s
soft opening held at Chiang Mai Orchid Hotel.
SPORTS |
Elvis is back - in last
Friday October 11, 2002 - Well where to start, as this
was the first of the new look, streamlined, four flight, competitions to
bring the competition up-to-date with many new categories and innovations
including a prize for the last in each division, and I think that’s where
I’ll start, as I just can’t resist the pun, try as I might. In the new
category of last in each flight, it was nice to see that ‘Elvis is back at
(and in) last’.
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