GEORGE TOWN: RESIDENTS living in landed properties at Desiran Tanjung are upset about the over-development in their serene neighbourhood.
IPOH: The longest-serving reporter from the Tamil press, S. Bala Krishnan, was honoured by the Perak Indian Press Association (PIPA) here, recently.
KUALA KANGSAR: IT was a simple but meaningful event for the old boys of Malay College Kuala Kangsar's Prep School who were there to celebrate the school's 100th anniversary.
GEORGE TOWN: THE sounds of the roller chains of more than 100 bicycles rang past thousands of curious motorists as a silent procession to honour injured and dead cyclists took place in town recently.
ALOR STAR: Some 200 health buffs took part in a Heart Health Campaign which was organised by the Heart Foundation of Malaysia (YJM) here, recently.
GEORGE TOWN: LIVING in a city, with new developments rising every day, one can easily forget that Penang island is rich in flora and fauna.
GEORGE TOWN: Who says ballet can't be fun? A group of male dancers in New York who wanted to prove that ballet can be entertaining got together four decades ago to make ballet funnier.
GEORGE TOWN: A book, entitled Feasts of Penang: Muslim Culinary Heritage, was recently launched at a gala charity dinner held at a leading hotel.
IT is a common conception that Malaysians do not read, yet book sales such as the Big Bad Wolf, which has been making its rounds in major towns in the country, has attracted massive crowds wherever it goes.
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