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25-03-11, 10:36 AM #31
Re: Last Surviving Kampong of Singapore
Franklin D. Roosevelt - The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little.
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25-03-11, 01:21 PM #32
Re: Last Surviving Kampong of Singapore
No need to hide my name. I think my username here and in the newspaper should be same.
Peiyan if you are physically in SG, just go down and buy a copy of Saturday State Times cost you $1. If not, buy as many copies of State Times as you want! 555+ Same as you, my house only subscribed to ZB. I'm a guy by the way.Life is short, cherish all you have and live everyday of your life the best you can. :)
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25-03-11, 01:28 PM #33
Re: Last Surviving Kampong of Singapore
PJ, that means to say that the ST will confirm and publish your letter (with your name) in the Life! Mailbag page on Saturday?
Franklin D. Roosevelt - The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little.
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25-03-11, 01:29 PM #34
Re: Last Surviving Kampong of Singapore
Yes, unless State Times suddenly decide not to publish my article. We will know the answer tomorrow. 555+
Life is short, cherish all you have and live everyday of your life the best you can. :)
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25-03-11, 01:33 PM #35
Re: Last Surviving Kampong of Singapore
Okie and thanks for your info. I will keep a lookout.
Franklin D. Roosevelt - The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little.
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25-03-11, 01:35 PM #36
Re: Last Surviving Kampong of Singapore
[QUOTE=PJ_Quek;231820]Peiyan if you are physically in SG, just go down and buy a copy of Saturday State Times cost you $1. [B][COLOR="blue"]QUOTE]
I be back in SG earliest only end of this year :(Sleep, little one, close your eyes, mother will sing you a lullaby... Sleep in a jewel cradle, sleep, mother will rock you.
If you don't sleep the midges will go for your eyes and pollen will fall on the cradle....Sleep, close your eyes...
- Isaan folksong, from "The Price of a Life" (Onkom, 1997)
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25-03-11, 02:55 PM #37
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25-03-11, 09:28 PM #38
Re: Last Surviving Kampong of Singapore
Bad news!
Dear Mr Quek
Thank you for your feedback.
The kampong at Lorong Buangkok and its surrounding land is planned to be comprehensively developed to provide future housing, schools, and other neighbourhood facilities supported by a road network. However, while the Master Plan shows the future intention of the site, the implementation timeframe has not been firmed up.
You have also queried about the plans for Pulau Ubin. The intention for Pulau Ubin is for it to continue to remain an outdoor playground for Singaporeans and it will be kept in its rustic state for as long as possible.
While preserving our past heritage deepens our sense of identity, there is a need to carefully balance how much and what to conserve in land-scarce Singapore. In this aspect, URA has and will continue to work closely with other agencies e.g. National Heritage Board to conserve our historic districts, monuments and identity areas and promote retention of identity and heritage in Singapore.
Regards
XXX Tan
Executive Planner
Email address: ura_ppd_registry@ura.gov.sg
Urban Redevelopment Authority § Physical Planning, North East DepartmentLife is short, cherish all you have and live everyday of your life the best you can. :)
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25-03-11, 09:38 PM #39
Re: Last Surviving Kampong of Singapore
Indeed its a sad news. However this letter is like an active script running beforehand.
Franklin D. Roosevelt - The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little.
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26-03-11, 07:30 AM #40
Re: Last Surviving Kampong of Singapore
I have better do a second visit to KLB the next time I'm home, a more comprehensive trip this time, while it's still around!
Sleep, little one, close your eyes, mother will sing you a lullaby... Sleep in a jewel cradle, sleep, mother will rock you.
If you don't sleep the midges will go for your eyes and pollen will fall on the cradle....Sleep, close your eyes...
- Isaan folksong, from "The Price of a Life" (Onkom, 1997)
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