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But others say they are unlikely to stop selling masks as sales have not dipped. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore News - Finders keepers? A man was caught on camera taking groceries that did not belong to him and making them his own. Stomper Candice shared CCTV footage of the incident that occurred at Jurong Point shopping mall on Friday afternoon (Aug 12), at 3.05pm. She... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Kueh products from nine local manufacturers, as well as the "Best One" Assorted Cake (banana flavour) and Bake King's mixed fruit packs, have been recalled due to improper or undeclared use of additives in these products. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com

The humble curry puff makes for a gratifying snack that's great any time of the day - think crisp buttery pastry enveloping the classic filling of curried potato, chicken, and sometimes egg. You'll find slightly different renditions of the snack across cultures too, from the Chinese-style curry puff to the Malay epok epok and Indian karipap. And then there are...

This is the ONLY kids' activities listing you need this June school holidays 2022!

With home prices at record highs, resale condos are back in the spotlight. None more so than newly Minimum Occupancy Period (MOP)-ed Executive Condominiums (ECs), which are at least halfway to full privatisation. There are a couple of things to note, however: An EC is regarded as a private property once it achieves its five-year MOP, so buyers purchasing it...

But some vendors worry that the pandemic has shifted buying habits online. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

With the demand for ready-to-move-in homes during these pandemic times, many have been looking forward to 2022, where there’s a total of 36 BTO estates that will have reached the much-awaited MOP status. We recently compiled the full list, along with the brochures, some commentary on each, and the analysis of each floor plan to help you compare — spilt...

Cold Storage says all 25 of its stores will introduce a monthly list of daily essential items that will be sold at low prices. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Was it a reasonable action to prevent scams or an invasion of privacy? A National University of Singapore (NUS) student is not buying into a restaurant's explanation that they contacted her school to check if the email she had written to them was sent from a scam account. On Wednesday (Jan 19), Koh Xiu Wen, the student in question, went...