Rick Ney, former executive chef at Mandarin Oriental and Shangri-la, has created a Mexican menu for .COM. He said the bar-restaurant decided on the new cuisine because Sai Kung Magazine ran a poll of residents in which […]
About 630 new apartments in Sai Kung will go on sale shortly, Sino Land says in its just-released annual report. The biggest project is at Sha Kok Mei near the stadium. This will have 290 […]
AFCD figures one year set the number of visitors to Hoi Ha at 96,000. As they file past my garden, stopping to be photographed by my letter box, inquisitive eyes watch me watering the garden. […]
For most secularists the busy month of December is recognised as a single party soaked, hedonistic binge that begins in late November and finally ends on the 2nd of January. Yet, it is also worth […]
The Terry Fox Run attracted them all on November 7. Runners, walkers, kids, the wheelchair bound and hobblers with walking sticks. Some athletes took it seriously, racing off twinkle-toed in lycra. Most didn’t. They were […]
The first international sea kayaking educators symposium has been underway in the past week at Double Island. It was hosted by Outward Bound along with Monash University of Australia and held over five days on […]
Powered by the energy of Zumba and the enthusiasm of giving through dance and fitness, more than 120 young, old, fit and not-so-fit Sai Kung people grooved, moved and gyrated through two hours of high-energy […]
The annual Vegfest at Hong Kong Adventist Academy attracted hundreds of near-religious devotees, spectators, gawkers and some who were just here for a free feed. An African band turned in a rollicking performance, starlets posed […]
Gromit, the sailing dog, has passed away, companion Steve Bourne said. “My dearest dog died in her sleep.” Part German shepherd and part Hong Kong pedigree, Gromit sailed with the Bourne family for 14 […]
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