This week's top reads from The Straits Times, June 11

Journalist Louisa Lim and her husband reunited with her in-laws after more than two years.

READ MORE HEREThe building, with its R-rated repute, is home to a bar with a local rock band and a cafe serving cheap and good food.

Energetic kids enjoy playgrounds with challenging elements. Head to where the slides are"super fast" and a Wild West-themed centrepiece is"scary slanted" during the June holidays.cancer, the outcome led to “happy tears”.

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