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Generous SkillsFuture initiative carrots for Singaporeans to get serious about lifelong learning - Vimarsana News

Generous SkillsFuture initiative carrots for Singaporeans to get serious about lifelong learning

SINGAPORE, Feb 24 — Whenever her air-conditioning unit broke down, Chua Yen Ping used to wonder what needed to be fixed when the repair man could solve her woes in just...

Generous SkillsFuture initiative carrots for Singaporeans to get serious about lifelong learning, but will they bite? - Vimarsana News

Generous SkillsFuture initiative carrots for Singaporeans to get serious about lifelong learning, but will they bite?

SINGAPORE, Feb 24 — Whenever her air-conditioning unit broke down, Chua Yen Ping used to wonder what needed to be fixed when the repair man could solve her woes in just...

Around Laguna: 'Symphony on the Go' coming to Heisler Park - Vimarsana News

Around Laguna: 'Symphony on the Go' coming to Heisler Park

"Symphony on the Go," a free chamber music concert series put on by Pacific Symphony, will make stops in Laguna Beach and Costa Mesa over the next week.

Past lessons for future progress - Vimarsana News

Past lessons for future progress

With the rising cost of living due to persistent inflation, the people on the street are feeling the pinch at a time when global economic uncertainties appear to dictate the severity and period of continued impacts. Thus, there will be tremendous expectations that the revised Budget 2023 proposals that will be released on Friday will contain some much-needed boons to alleviate the rakyat’s financial hardships over the coming months.

Yilan City orders silence for rare migratory bird - Vimarsana News

Yilan City orders silence for rare migratory bird

The Yilan City Government has asked temples in parts of the city to tone down ceremonies and events, as noise might affect a Siberian crane that has been seen in the area. Yilan Mayor Chiang Tsung-yuan (江聰淵) said that the city is coordinating with local temples to ensure that the migratory bird is not disturbed. Temples and local residents have been asked to not light firecrackers during New Year’s Eve and the Lunar New Year celebrations, Chiang said, adding that temples have also been asked to stop ringing bells. Billboards have been set up next to the paddy that the bird has made