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Workers from the city's Office of Public Services clean up the rubbish left by revelers in the just concluded Dinagyang Festival. |
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A. Chris Fernandez |
Iloilo's most wanted person falls
Police authorities have finally captured Iloilo's number one on the most wanted persons list.
The best Dinagyang ever
That was how City Mayor Jerry Treñas assessed the just concluded Dinagyang celebrations.
After Dinagyang, city celebrates Chinese New Year
The Chinese-Filipino community of Iloilo will celebrate Tuesday, January 31, its 2006 Chinese New Year with parade, lion dances, firecrackers and cultural presentation reflecting the rich Chinese culture.
ILOILO NEWS
GMA skips off political, security issues
An evasive President Arroyo refused answering questions involving political or security issues during a media interaction here over the weekend.
Arroyo orders release of P1.5 billion for education and infra projects
President Arroyo has ordered the release of a total of P1.5 billion to fund government projects on education and infrastructure.
'One village, one project' pushed
Notices and invitations were sent and duly received. Four of the five mayors confirmed yet come training-workshop days, trainors and project proponents were similarly dejected on the no-show of the invited resource persons. Yet for Guimaras Representative Edgar Espinosa, the plans and projects will continue even as he expressed frustration and disappointment on the initial rebuff from the town mayors of three Guimaras towns.
PGMA echoes gov't plan to convert Mandurriao Airport into business hub
Pres. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo reiterated the government's plan to convert the Mandurriao Airport into an economic hub once the New Iloilo Airport of International Standards in Cabatuan-Sta. Barbara area becomes operational.
'Unfortunate, regretable,' Syjuco says of tiff with Garin
It lasted all but one minute yet talks on the reported near brawl of two top Ilonggo officials, key figures in the Arroyo administration heigthens. The specifics of the 'event' are not clear yet depending on whose side one is identified, the accounts as restated all confirmed of a tense situation minutes after President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo left the dinner reception tendered in her honor last Saturday.
PANAY NEWS
February is National Health Insurance Month
The month of February is considered as National Health Insurance month as per Presidential Proclamation 473.
800 meters more to complete Iloilo City-Asluman road
Thirteen slip sections with a combined length of 800 meters are yet to be accomplished in the 85 kilometer-multi-million peso Iloilo City-Asluman, Hamtic, Antique road.
Tesda Kasosyo Project launched
Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (Tesda) recently launched the Tesda Kasosyo Project with a product exchange forum held at the Iloilo Grand Hotel.
ILOILO YEARBOOK
The first ever Iloilo Yearbook was launched last January 27, 2006. You can buy your copies from the TNT Office.
We will soon accept online orders through this website.
Sneak preview of contents
About the yearbook
COLUMNS
Consumers DomainA question for cha-cha backersBy Ian Seruelo |
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Anything Under the SunWest Visayan boxersBy Atty. Rex S. Salvilla |
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SerendipityWoman: Resurrection (2006)By Joanne Marie Combong-Pijuan |
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Without the WhitecoatLeukemia… when it hits homeBy Florentino P. Alerta II, M.D. |
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Bridging the gapThe first Spanish settlements in PanayBy Prof. Henry Funtecha |
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Unusual ChannelIf you think it's sweet better think againBy Ma. Renette B. Uy |
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PolibizSuckers in our midstBy Nelson Robles |
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Just RightPacquiao The GreatBy Atty. Cyril Regalado |
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Carpooling Loonies'Cheaters,' a must-have (Part I)By Jinki H. Beldia |
OPINION
Rational InsanityUnpackingBy Bryan Mari Argos |
The Fullness of LifeIn Touch with the CenterBy Fr. Florentino S. Lim, CIHM |
Eye Opener'No-el' in 2007 is a disasterBy Rodolfo P. Gumabong |
PointblankCrime preventionBy Erly C. Garcia |
FEATURES
Gawad Kalinga is not merely about housing projectsGawad Kalinga (GK) is not about housing. It is about bringing back the dignity of a country and its people. Gawad Kalinga representative Mr. Peter Tiu said that building a house for a poor family, or for squatters is only the beginning of a process to bring back the dignity of people, especially of Filipinos who are closely attached to the comfort of home. |