Farewell beloved Princess

His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great lights joss sticks and candles as Her Majesty Queen Sirikit looks on while attending the religious rites for the late HRH Princess Galyani Vadhana at the Dusit Throne Hall inside the Grand Palace Friday, Nov. 14, in Bangkok. A grand cremation ceremony for HRH the Princess was held on Saturday, Nov. 15 at the royal ground in the capital. (AP Photo/Bureau of the Royal Household)

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Railway road nearly finished

Army engineers constructing a 16-kilometer road along the Pattaya railway discussed with Pattaya administration how best to deal with many requests from residents living along side the rail tracks for access through the wire fence being erected along a section of the new road.
The army has received some 120 requests for gaps to be left along a 3.8 km section of the railroad so that residents can cross it, a problem that Pattaya City said will need to be referred to the State Railway of Thailand.
Col. Suthep Pariyaekasut, director of the Construction Division, Engineering Department in Ratchaburi and Col. Anusorn Panyabun, chief of staff of the department and officer in charge of the road gave a progress report to city officials led by Sittiprap Muangkoom, Pattaya city manager on November 10 at city hall.

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OUR COMMUNITY

Better access for disabled urged

A professor from Chulalongkorn University advised Pattaya City to do more to improve access to buildings and travel ways for the young, disabled and elderly to improve their quality of life in the city and to be more welcoming as a tourist destination.

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FEATURES

Loy Krathong fun for all

With fireworks banned and the world’s political and economic upheavals kept at bay at least for the night, the traditional Loy Krathong festival was more sedately celebrated all over Pattaya.

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OUR CHILDREN

Orphanage receives much needed funds

The past two weeks has culminated in a total of 87,500 baht being presented to the Baan Jing Jai Orphanage. This has been a combined effort from funds raised by the Haven Hotel, a weekly golf competition by Lewiinski’s, a fund raiser in the UK and by Jez Lees’ Pattaya Bay charity swim.

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SPORTS

Mountain bikers all set for Pattaya Downtown 2008

It’s downhill all the way this weekend as some of the kingdom’s best mountain bikers are poised to fly down Prathamnak Hill chasing a total prize pool of 40,000 baht in the “Pattaya Downtown 2008” races to be held this Saturday and Sunday.

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SOCIAL SCENE

Congratulations to Jate Sopitpongstorn, managing director of the Horseshoe Point Co., Ltd., representing the Residence at Horseshoe Point for winning Best Villa Development (Eastern Seaboard) at this year’s Thailand Property Awards held at the Conrad Hotel Bangkok

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DINING OUT

Jomtien Boathouse

Gone are the days where a restaurant could stand on just its cuisine. These days, the experienced and ‘switched on’ establishments are offering a little more.

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