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BFAR, TF Snapper fish examinations have conflicting results
Jose Gil Parreñas of the City Agriculture Office has a lot of explaining to do these days.
BFAR stands firm on fish examination result
Iloilo City -- The regional office of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) is standing firm on the results of the fish examination report conducted by their fish examiners.
‘We will investigate,’ Estante declares on ‘hot fishes’ controversy
Iloilo City -- An investigation will be conducted on the controversies surrounding the operations of Task Force Snapper.
ILOILO NEWS
Mabilog proposes bicycle lane in Iloilo City
After the night market, Councilor Jed Patrick Mabilog has came up with another ambitious proposal for the city as he wants to pass an ordinance providing a bicycle lane in certain roads in Iloilo City.
Iloilo leaders push cha-cha
Iloilo's local executives placed themselves at the forefront of the campaign for an immediate change in the Philippine system of government with the issuance here yesterday of a declaration calling for charter change.
Keep graduation simple – DepEd
In keeping with t he austerity measures espoused by government, the Department of Education has again reiterated to the different schools to keep graduation rites simple with no unnecessary expenses.
Government, church and media to tackle issues on good governance
Four lead speakers will talk about good governance in the public sector on Friday, April 7, from 9 am to 5 pm at the Iloilo Grand Hotel in Iznart Street.
POEA: Another attractive opportunity for Ilonggo nurses
Philippine Overseas Employment Administration 6 (POEA 6) Director Rhea Glynda Calantas bared yesterday that another attractive job opportunity is open for Ilonggo nurses on April 7, 2006.
PANAY NEWS
Panay Bukidnon renders tradition performances
Calinog, Iloilo - The Bukidnon communities of Central Panay will converge at Barangay Garangan, Calinog, Iloilo for the last phase of the Bina nog Dance and Oral Tradition performances on March 27-29, 2006.
DA urges farmers to use hybrid seeds
The Department of Agriculture 6 strongly encourages farmers in the region to use hybrid rice to increase rice productivity.
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COLUMNS
SerendipityGood luck, graduates! (Part 2)By Joanne Marie Combong-Pijuan |
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Without the WhitecoatReturning back to work... who makes the decisionsBy Florentino P. Alerta II, M.D. |
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Bridging the gapBusinesses and personalities in Iznart Street, 1930sBy Prof. Henry Funtecha |
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Anything Under the SunSt. Joseph--patron of good deathBy Atty. Rex S. Salvilla |
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PolibizStand by your manBy Nelson Robles |
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Consumers DomainThe rule of law according to GMA and the PNPBy Ian Seruelo |
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Unusual ChannelAllow good things into your lifeBy Ma. Renette B. Uy |
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accentsThe world's largest "ukay-ukay"By |
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Res GestaeNot a statement of fact, but a statement of possibilityBy Francisco B. Lindero Jr. |
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on the dotKnowing the tourist productBy Atty. Helen Camarista |
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OPINION
eye openerPut the City Library in conspicuous placeBy |
Letter to the EditorPlease consider publishing the following brief letter:By Robert Sharpe, MPA |
The Fullness of LifeSelf-denial (part II)By Fr. Florentino S. Lim, CIHM |
Rational InsanityIgnorance can get you pubic liceBy Bryan Mari Argos |
FEATURES
Exceptional KennethIn our darkest hours, we often find ourselves helpless. We often encounter problems with a terror teacher in school or with an inconsiderate boss at work. They say that problems concerning personal matters like a heartbreak or losing someone is the hardest of all. But what if one day you woke up realizing you've lost a part of you, not metaphorically but literally. Like losing a limb for example. You can't probably imagine how it feels like. How about losing both arms? |
The twin falls of KipotNegros Occidental was indeed bestowed with numerous natural wonders. Each of its component has a charm of its own. In Bago City alone, there are approximately 23 tourist destinations and three major festivals. Points of interest range from archaic historical houses, rich fauna and tundra, and panoramic man-made resorts. |