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(Photo: CNA/Wallace Woon) Party symbols and merchandise are a common ... candidate for West Coast-Jurong West GRC Tan Cheng Bock greeting residents at West Coast Market Square on Apr 27, 2025.

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Lorraine Lillian Bock (Miller) of Macomb passed away peacefully on May 4, 2025 at the age of 95. Lorraine was born on May 5, 1929 in Mount Clemens, Michigan to Harold and Olive (Schildt ...

2020 marked a time when some began reevaluating the symbols that color, and in many ways direct, our lives. Some learned that the Confederacy wasn’t the only entity responsible for enslaving ...

SINGAPORE – Dr Tan Cheng Bock, the Progress Singapore Party’s (PSP) founder, said on May 10 that he will not be involved in further general elections, but the party will return for the next round.

SINGAPORE: Progress Singapore Party (PSP) founder and chairman Tan Cheng Bock confirmed on Saturday (May 10) that he will retire from electoral politics. He will, however, remain in the party ...

The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) will continue their groundwork and return at the next election, said its founder Tan Cheng Bock. The PSP team for West Coast-Jurong West GRC — featuring Dr Tan ...

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Republicans are even working on renaming the area, “Liberty Plaza.” Symbols matter. 2020 marked a time when some began reevaluating the symbols that color, and in many ways direct, our lives.