EDITORIAL: LOOKING THROUGH THE EYES OF OUR CHILDREN
WHEN was the last time you paused before making a decision and gave thought to how your children would view it and acted upon...
IT IS 2022
By Sarawakian
We have now reached 2022 and Chinese New Year falls on the 1st of February this year. The Metal Ox would give way...
LIFE IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT OUT TO BE
By Anthony Dylan
Time flies. Yes, I am sure many of you would have heard this phrase for countless times. I left 2021 with finally...
LEAVING SOMETHING ON THE TABLE
By Paul Yung
Heng Ah! Ong Ah! Huat Ah!
Happy Chinese New Year to everyone who’s part of the SJ Echo community who celebrate this auspicious...
ON DEMAND BUSES: CHANGING THE WAY WE TRAVEL
By Michelle Ng
In 2018, a traffic management plan was conducted on the junction in front of Summit. It was the most challenging period of...
Parliament Subang Budget 2021 & 2022
By Wong Chen
In this article, I will disclose my 2021 community budget and reveal what we intend to spend for 2022. My office has...
EDITORIAL: LET’S ROAR LOUD LIKE A TIGER AND MAKE THIS YEAR COUNT
THE TIGER is crouching and is ready to leap into the New Year! Are you just as ready?
In the Chinese zodiac, the tiger is...
THE RISE OF AN UNEASY DAWN
By Sarawakian
The start of 2022 heralded an uneasy dawn. We enter the new year filled with what ifs more than a calculated surety. 2022...
CELEBRATE LIFE
By Anthony Dylan
We have just ended 2021 and well on the way into the start of the new year of 2022. Looking back, 2021...
Goals and Resolutions
By Paul Yung
Happy New Year! With all the crazy that 2021 has brought us including lockdowns, floods and teaching the world more Greek alphabets...
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By Sarawakian
In 2008, Subang Jaya discovered the power of the ballot box. For decades, residents had complained about traffic, drains, overdevelopment and distant decision-making....
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I have been playing quite a bit of pickleball recently, and I discovered something rather strange.
The harder I tried to play well,...