Showing posts with label Maps of Meulaboh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maps of Meulaboh. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
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A friendly little guide to help you navigate the big city.
Suak Ribee
Insight Into Meulaboh
- Classifieds (1)
- Health (2)
- Language and Culture (5)
- Local Interest (8)
- Maps of Meulaboh (2)
- Personal Experiences (3)
- Recipes (Using All Meulaboh Ingredients) (8)
- Restaurants and Warungs (2)
- Stores and Services (2)
- Traffic and Transportation (2)
- UNORC Memos (3)
- Voice Your Choice (7)
- Waste Management (3)
- Weekend Excursions (2)
Upcoming Activities
Beach Clean Up!
Meet at Suak Ribee (by the last coconut hut) Saturday, 26 May, 4.30 p.m. UNDP will bring the garbage bags. Contact Pepen at 0812-693-8297 for more information. Bahasa Indonesian Classes
Pepen (UNDP) is considering starting a weekly Bahasa Indonesian class for beginners. Stay tuned for an update!
Weekend Events
Salsa Lessons
Spanish Red Cross is hosting salsa lessons on Friday nights. Contact their agency for more information! Bike Riding
Saturday Mornings at 7 a.m.
Meet at the Jl. Gajah Mada & Manek Roo Intersection
Contact: Ahyoni, 0815-882-2543
Tennis
Sunday Afternoons, 4 p.m.
Location (in order of preference, but dependant on availability): Pertamina Office, Bupati's Office, PLN Office
Contact: Pepen, 0812-693-8297
Ultimate Frisbee
Sunday Evenings at 5.30 p.m.
Suak Ribee by the coconut huts
About
- My Meulaboh
- My Meulaboh was created for the new and seasoned Meulabohites eager to share their inside tips and tales about this beachside town. From local stories to ‘fine dining,’ My Meulaboh aims to keep us informed and entertained. Whether you're planning a boat ride down the river or just discovered the best terong belanda juice in town, please share your Meulaboh knowledge with the rest of us. Hopefully over time and with your contributions, it will reveal new little gems even for those who think they’ve seen all Meulaboh has to offer. We look forward to reading your comments and fully embracing our Meulaboh. --Tricia Johnson