issue 307
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Features
Cover Story: Heritage and Cultural Associations in Ipoh: Thriving or Surviving?
By Chris Teh Historically, Ipoh has been one of the cities in Malaysia where many associations were formed for the…
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Letter: Kinta Valley has Similarities to Darwin’s Findings and Must be Protected
We are writing to add a few comments to the excellent article by Vivien Lian with images by Maggie Chan…
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Letter: More Nostalgia of New Pasir Puteh
Childhood memories of New Pasir Puteh are many and unforgettable. Mostly, they are happy ones with friends, catching fish in…
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TOURISM
Kuala Kangsar – Laksa King
The royal town of Kuala Kangsar is renowned not only for its heritage, it is synonymous with well-loved laksa (rice noodles served…
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Letter: Child Safety
In the recent 15th “Op Selamat” which was held during Hari Raya Aidilfitri, recorded 229 deaths in the two-week operational…
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Time to Show Your Talent – SMI Talentime (13-14 Jul 2019)
St Michael’s Institution Ipoh will once again be putting on their Talentime 2019 on July 13 and 14. This continues the…
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Arts & Culture
An Authentic Voice
By Chris Teh The Sharpened Word session in June hosted an afternoon with Chuah Guat Eng, a Malaysian novelist and…
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SPORTS
VICTOR Malaysia International Series 2019 Champion
Malaysian badminton player Soong Joo Ven, 24, emerged as champion in the VICTOR Malaysia International Series 2019 men’s singles badminton…
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Arts & Culture
Arts and Culture: New Curator Space
Unveiled in May, Tin Alley is a new curator space located at No. 1 & 3, Lorong Bijeh Timah (Tin…
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FOOD
Little Village: SeeFoon goes Pubbing
Pubs used to have the most boring food. Some peanuts, a bowl of potato chips or other nibbles and that’s…
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