Drive up vs 'hot guns'Over 8,000 loose firearms in Western Visayas are being eyed for licensing with the government offering an amnesty to its holders. Surrender or be fined, Malacañang in an Executive Order (EO) then warned as records from Camp Crame's Directorate of Intelligence confirmed said bulk of unlicensed firearms throughout the region. Bidding price of old airport site lowered to P900 MThe city government and the Department of Finance has agreed to lower the bidding price of the 54-hectare old Iloilo Airport site in Mandurriao district to P900 million. |
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Early morning fire hits commercial buildingArson investigators have not yet determined the cause of fire that razed a three-story commercial building in downtown Iloilo City early morning yesterday. |
The Iloilo City government has finalized membership of a dengue task force as it enjoined all sectors to participate in the battle against the spread of the fatal viral disease.
Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Undersecretary for Regional Operations Maripaz Perez said the country needs to prepare for a technological revolution.
A team of organized criminals is installing equipment on legitimate banks' ATM's in at least two regions to steal both the ATM card number and the PIN.
No excuses. No limits. This rings true because human beings are born with the capacity to make a difference despite imperfections.
Metro Iloilo Water District (MIWD) has saved some P74 million in its P207 million rehabilitation program.
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Provincial Office has awarded four Capiz's most inspiring businessmen for their outstanding achievements in the field of entrepreneurship.
Saviour International Hospital, located at Locsin Street in Molo district, is now a base hospital of the Armed Forces of the Philippines' Reserve Command (AFPRESCOM).
Almost a year after the disaster that was the Petron Solar I oil spill off Guimaras, assistance is still pouring in.
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, Sr."Be the change you want to see." A few years before Mahatma Gandhi gave this powerful guideline to anyone who desired to effect change in society, St. Marie Eugenie of Jesus, recently canonized founder of the Religious of the Assumption, exhorted all involved in the process of educating the young to help them grow and develop into strong persons, exerting a decisive and positive action even in their little sphere of influence.
Since it began early this year at SM City Fairview, the Waste Market Fair has added a new dimension to malling. Business in these new trading places at the mall has become brisk, prompting more SM supermalls to join in. A Waste Market Fair brings together customers who wanted to dispose of papers and cartons, plastic items, computers, and appliances and recycling companies who can use them.
According to Wikipedia, tattooing has been a Eurasian practice at least since Neolithic times. Mummies bearing tattoos and dating from the end of the second millennium BC have been discovered at Pazyryk on the Ukok Plateau. Tattooing in Japan is thought to go back to the Paleolithic era, some ten thousand years ago. Various other cultures have had their own tattoo traditions, ranging from rubbing cuts and other wounds with ashes, to hand-pricking the skin to insert dyes.
"It was a night to remember." This is how Tiffany Berjes describes her debut last June 16, which was held at the Metropolis Clubhouse. Tiffany was so happy that the people who were part of her life the past 17 years were there. Then, the program was definitely unique, thanks to the direction and choreography of Faith Javellana, hosting of Bobby Rodriguez,cooperation of the debutante's family and friends and most of all, the support of her parents Gil and Cora Berjes.