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SERVING THE EASTERN SEABOARD OF THAILAND

PM Abhisit commemorates Coronation Day in Sattahip

Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva pays his repects at the Royal Thai Marines monument during his visit to the Royal Thai Marines Base in Sattahip to preside over celebrations to commemorate the 60th anniversary of his Majesty the King’s coronation on May 5, 2010.

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Buddhist Lent traditional festivities observed in city

Tens of thousands of tourists flocked to Pattaya last weekend to celebrate the 4-day Asalahabucha and the start of the Buddhist lent holidays.
Festivities began on July 26, when Buddists all over the country when devotees flocked to temple to make merit by pouring wax into moulds to create ‘Khao Phansa’ candles and present them to the temples.

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HRH Princess Sirindhorn presides over joint Thai and Australasia Royal College of Surgeons seminar


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OUR COMMUNITY

The Walker gives free feet examinations for children at Mercy Center

Pattaya is a unique place, where when someone new moves here to live or work, notwithstanding the modernity and sophistication of the city, he or she immediately sees beyond the facade and discovers that there are a lot of people both adults and children who are underprivileged and in need of care.

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FEATURES

Rivalry fierce during annual Sports Day at Vocational School

The annual two day sports competition at the Redemptorist Vocational School for People with Disabilities recently took place, and as usual the rivalry was fierce. Following an opening ceremony which was officiated by Pattaya Deputy Mayor Verawat Khakhay, the four teams of competing students showed their skills and talents in a variety of sports, including fencing, wheelchair basketball,

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OUR CHILDREN

Annual Father Ray Day celebrations scheduled for August 14-15

In the more than thirty years that he spent in Pattaya, Father Raymond Brennan changed the lives of many neglected and abandoned children and disabled students. An American Catholic priest of the Redemptorist order, he received the first child into his care in 1974, a time when the US was at war with Vietnam, and Pattaya was still a small fishing village with dolphins regularly sighted in the bay.

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SPORTS

United strike late to salvage a point in derby thriller

With the Thai Premier League taking a break last weekend as their ‘all stars’ team took on Atletico Madrid in an exhibition game in Bangkok, there was a full league program played out the previous Wednesday evening with arguably the biggest game taking place at the Chonburi Stadium as the hosts entertained the ‘Dolphins’ of Pattaya United.

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DINING OUT

Beni’s Sunday Brunch

For our family, Sunday is sacred. Sunday is the day none of us work. Even the children do their homework on the Saturday to leave personal dining free on the Sunday. So with that background,

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AUTO MANIA

The Volt is reality

The Chevrolet Volt now has a price tag (in the US) of $41,000. The project has been developed over the last four years, and it seems that the initial sales will be in specially selected states in the US, beginning with California. The car should be available in the GM dealerships later this year.

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