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Tel: +65 6221 6223 Patisserie Known For Delicate Japanese-Style Cakes Opens At River Valley It is a pleasant surprise to find Pantler moved to the River Valley hood, opposite Valley Point (which also houses Little Farms Café and LR Boulangerie). You would notice there is not only an alfresco seating area outside, but a dining area at the back which includes a covered sitting space which evokes dining under the open sky with an artificial skylight. Signature products include the Yatsura ($9.50) featuring hazelnut praline and dark chocolate ganache, Chou a la Creme ($5.50), Pantler Cheesecake ...

Diggs Gallery at Winston-Salem State University featured the neighborhood in "Pride & Dignity from the Hill: A Celebration of the Historic Happy Hill Community" in 2010. Based on the 2010 U.S. Census, Happy Hill had a population of 3,204 people, said Cheryl Harry, the executive director of the Triad Cultural Arts Inc. in Winston-Salem. Over the past 25 years, Happy Hill reunions have attracted hundreds of former residents to the Sims Recreation Center where they remembered the people and events that shaped the neighborhood. The 2020 event was canceled because of the pandemic.  "These...

It wasn’t planned, but somehow a Sicamous family lined up the birth of their newborn baby girl with her mother's and grandfather’s birthdays

  Both Jack Martin and David Ferrie were clergy in the Orthodox Old Catholic Church of North America. It was an "odd sect" which drew the attention of Jim Garrison, thinking that perhaps there was some CIA connection. Making it all the more suspicious, there was a rumor that Oswald had tried to seek refuge in the Abundant Life Temple, after killing office J.D. Tippit. He hadn't, but he probably ran through the alleyway next to the Temple. And so Garrison had investigator Bill Boxley look at the Abundant Life Temple. Here is his ...

Coldcut Solid Steel show, recorded at the Ahead Of Our Time studios inside Ninja Tune HQ at Clink St, London and fans of the JDJ mix will recognise many of the tracks here. There’s no finesse of the finished mix and several inclusions that didn’t make the final version (I seem to remember Public Enemy was refused) but here are some of the building blocks. Apologies for the quality, this was recorded from the radio broadcast so it’s a little ‘fluffy’ around the top end, just on the edge of distortion. The Red Snapper was a huge tune at the time, here not yet embellished with th...