ILOILO NEWS
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 Dinagyang mascot Dagoy again comes to life. see related story |
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SP mulls creation of new curfew ordinance for minors
The city's existing curfew ordinance for minors would soon be repealed to give way to a new and more effective curfew ordinance.
Capitol to proceed with P100M loan despite TRO
'Moot and academic.' This was how provincial administrator Manuel Mejorada described the Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) issued by the Court on the controversial P100 million loan from the Land Bank of the Philippines.
Drug czar calls on tighter battle vs illegal drugs
The country's battle against illegal drug trade and proliferation has thus far netted over P42.5 billion in seizures, destroyed some 31 clandestine laboratories and 24 chemical storage facilities.
Massive inspection up on 3rd district cargo trucks
In the wake of reports that several bridges and road networks in the third district have deteriorated due to overloaded cargo trucks, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) has implemented a massive inspection of vehicles in said area.
For a successful Dinagyang 2006: Treñas appeals for unity
Mayor Jerry P. Treñas appealed to Ilonggos to unite and cooperate for the success of next year's Dinagyang celebration. He made his appeal in last Friday's launching of the Dinagyang 2006 in SM City.
Proposed TF Esperanza temporarily shelved
The proposal to put up a police task force in Brgy. Tanza Esperanza to avert illegal drug trade was temporarily postponed. The reason? The cops who are supposed to compose the task force were sent to Bacolod City to augment security for the forthcoming Southeast Asian Games.
A canteen run by persons with disabilities
When in Jaro Plaza, one could not surely miss the canteen located in this part of the city where people that cater to your needs are persons with disabilities (PWDs) but to those who frequent the place and have enjoyed its services, they look at it with respect and admiration.
PANAY NEWS
Panay-wide caravan honors the heroes and martyrs
In the wake of killings of members and leaders of militant organizations in Luzon, a 'caravan for justice' journeyed around Panay over the weekend in anticipation of All Saints' Day.
COLUMNS
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Carpooling LooniesDeath on All Hallows EveBy Jinki Beldia |
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Consumers DomainAn alternative CongressBy Ian Seruelo |
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AccentsMy friend TerryBy Julia Carreon-Lagoc |
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On the DotI beg your pardon, Festival What?By Atty. Helen J. Camarista |
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Without the White CoatBird flu… are we ready?By Florentino P. Aleta II, M.D. |
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SerendipityWhat I don’t want to be when I grow upBy Joanne Marie Combong-Pijuan |
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Bridging the gapThe farming rituals of the BukidnonsBy Prof. Henry Funtecha |
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Unusual ChannelMake a standBy Ma. Renette B. Uy |
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Res GestaeHIV alertBy Francisco B. Lindero, Jr. |
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PolibizIloilo fans of Tito GuingonaBy Nelson Robles |
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OPINION
The fullness of lifeSecret agents of renewalBy Florentino S. Lim, CIHM |
Eye OpenerPromoting a culture of integrity, cultural excellenceBy Rodolfo P. Gumabong |
FEATURES
Story of a Crypt KeeperIt is a creepy job for most, digging up dead bodies and transferring bones from one tomb to a another. Some may even feel 'yucky' holding dead flesh in their hands. But Ale has a different outlook. His years of experience has taught him patience and loving his work. |
The launching signifies the start of all the promotional activities for Dinagyang 2006 festival which promises to be a grand one. |
