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August 29 - September 4, 2008
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Anti-government protesters
lay
siege to Thai government
ministries, television station

Demonstrators gather
outside Thailand’s Government House during a rally Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2008, in
Bangkok. Thai media say several dozen protesters armed with knives and guns
stormed a government-held television station in Bangkok early Tuesday, forcing
it off the air. (AP Photo/Sakchai Lalit)
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Tramway would be
beneficial for city says Senate commission
The Communication Commission of the Senate has agreed that a proposed
tramway system for Pattaya and a tunnel under the Sukhumvit intersections would
be of great benefit to the city.
Jaruk Anupong, chairman of the Communication Commission and a team of more than
30 people conducted an educational visit to Pattaya on August 18 to discuss
development plans with Wittaya Khunplome, chairman of the Chonburi Provincial
Administrative Organization, Deputy Mayor Ronakit Ekasingh, and Niran
Wattanasartsathorn, chief advisor to the mayor.
Pichet Uthaivatananon, director of the Pattaya City Public Works Office
described the traffic situation in the city, saying that congestion was bad at
certain times, especially weekends.
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2M baht budget
set for Loy Krathong
Mail Bag
An open letter to the Mayor of Pattaya
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Cataract patients screened ready for free operations

Bangkok Hospital Pattaya is working with Banglamung District to screen
cataract patients from eight sub-districts in order to arrange free
operations for them.
This stage of the cataract operations project, which was initiated in honor
of His Majesty the King’s 80th birthday, began on the morning of August 15
at the Prachakhom Hall in Banglamung District Office.
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Hundreds turn out to remember a remarkable man
on Father Ray Day

Hundreds of people gathered on August 16 to honor
Father Ray Brennan, the date that marked the fifth anniversary of the
passing of a man who devoted a large part of his life to caring for the
orphans and the physically challenged people of Pattaya, and whose name
is firmly woven into the history of the city.
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Students complete
DARE
anti-drugs course

Students who have passed through the DARE course that teaches
them how to resist the temptations of drugs and to help prevent the
spread of narcotics through schools were presented with certificates on
August 13 at Pattaya School No 9.
Continued | More Our Children
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Monkey Business

Most regular golfers who play in the Pattaya area know of the course at
Bangpra - and that it is called the “Monkey Course.” Well at present it
seems to be really living up to its name.
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Sports
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Chureerat Suthakam (right), restaurant manager and
Pabhada Sungkapo (left), public relations recently welcomed Jessy, Danai
Tunthanasiriwong, TV actor from Polyplus Entertainment during his visit to
-5º icebar for his exclusive party with friends.
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Hotel Vista’s Patio Bar
and Restaurant

So where is the Hotel Vista, I can hear
you asking. Don’t worry, the Dining Out Team did not know either, but it is a
very new, very modern boutique-style hotel on Soi 4 (the same soi as Pattaya
International Hospital and further down on the same side). The hotel is set back
from the road somewhat, but is clearly signed. You will not miss it.
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