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3 sheriffs receive 'mysterious' letters

Amid reports of death threats against court sheriffs at the Chief Justice Ramon Avanceña Hall of Justice, three sheriffs recently received "mysterious" letters from an unidentified source purportedly coming from Imus, Cavite.

Public warned anew: Ridicule of PWDs now a crime

An extensive public awareness campaign is now underway geared towards educating the community on the Magna Carta for Disabled Persons.

 
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Fully Loaded Tricycle
A. Chris Fernandez
In the municipalities it is common to see tricycles fully loaded with passengers passing through the national highway especially during peak hours.

Iloilo City offices urged to conserve energy

All 30 offices under the Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) of Iloilo are urged to conserve energy amid the burgeoning power bill of the city government.

In memorandum order 3, series of 2007 addressed to all SP department heads, Vice Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog asked the officials to 'implement conservation measures to contribute to the reduction of the (eletricity) cost.'

ILOILO NEWS

Pacita Gonzalez announces bid for city mayoralty post in 2010

Iloilo City Vice Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog may already have his 2010 mayoralty bid in mind when he chose to bend down to the wishes of Acting Justice Sec. Raul Gonzalez, Sr. several weeks ago on the issue of the distribution of committee chairmanships at the Sangguniang Panlungsod. Such show of loyalty, however, may after all be for naught.

DA commits P15-M to Iloilo Fishing Port facilities improvement

The Department of Agriculture (DA) has acceded to the request of the fishery sector in Iloilo to improve and strengthen the facilities of the Iloilo Fishing Port.

Solon drums up support for Reproductive Health bill on Family Planning Day

In observance of Family Planning Day, Iloilo Representative Janette Garin speak up on the urgency of addressing the country's unrestrained population growth through legislation.

PANAY NEWS

DPWH Antique bares readiness to build Pandan-Libertad Road

"The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) is ready to supervise the implementation of Pandan - Libertad Road as soon as winning contractor is known", said Engr. Rafael Valenzuela, District Engineer, DPWH Antique Engineering District.

Capiz now has 10 accredited ladderized education schools

The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) has registered ten tertiary schools in the province that offer Ladderized Education Program (LEP) starting June this year.

NFA to buy 1.33 million metric tons of rice

About 65,880 bags of rice import allocation have arrived in the province as part of the National Food Authority's (NFA) 1.33 million metric tons of imported rice target for this year.

COLUMNS

Salvilla  
Anything Under the Sun
Art triumvirate of Pavia (2)
 
Seruelo  
Consumers Domain
SONA interpretations
 
Alerta  
Without the Whitecoat
The purpose of medical missions
 
Funtecha  
Bridging the gap
Cultural relativism
 
Carreon-Lagoc  
Accents
Our planet: your plane and mine
 
Chua  
Health @ Heart
Eight Don'ts After A Meal

OPINION

Reflections:
Talking about God

/ By Fr. Roy Cimagala


Coffee Thursdays Just Brewing Thoughts:
The tower of Babel

/ By Paolo Carreon


Eye Opener:
Pray for our government leaders

/ By Rodolfo P. Gumabong


Contribution:
An appeal to traditional politicians: Please stay away from SK elections

/ By Manoy Teban


Bona fide TEXT:
The essence of existence

/ By Nicfranz C. de los Reyes


Blessed Assurance:
In the midst of the storm

/ By Karen Mae G. Barredo


Contribution:
I am a Filipina

/ By Joyce Christine D. Colon


Contribution:
The future and well being of the Philippines lie on the hands of its very own people

/ By Manoy Teban


Rational Insanity:
Healthy mouth

/ By Bryan Mari Argos


Journeys:
A concert to celebrate the rich Augustinian heritage

/ By Yehlen J. Camarista


Pointblank:
Plagata's gargantuan task

/ By Erly C. Garcia

FEATURES

ST. Marie Eugenie of Jesus

An alternative way of healing

Can herbs help people with cancer and other serious illnesses? Yes, according to Bonifacia Lee, a herbalist behind the famous brand Vita Herb. The optimal goal of herbal medicine is complete reversal of the condition. If the disease is chronic, then herbal medicines can slow the progression of the disease. In less advanced cases, herbs can stop the disease from worsening. When cure is too late, herbs can help alleviate distress associated with the condition.

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Heaven Sent

For seven years, David and Rossana have been together. Through triumphs and trials, they have always said that what kept them strong was their love for each other and for God. In 2002, David went on a pilgrimage with his family to Rome and Portugal during a very trying time in his life. The one thing he prayed for each time during that pilgrimage was for the Lord to give him Rossana for his wife.

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A rare talent showcase

The children of the Special Education and Integrated School for Exceptional Children (SPED-ISEC) showcased their talents in singing, dancing and the ability to recognize forms and rhythm in a rare talent presentation recently. The event was one of the activities in line with the National Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation Week celebration.

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The Asian connection

Athena Language Center, one of the flourishing centers for English language here in Iloilo City, held its culminating activity at SM City Iloilo recently. They showcased the Asian, mostly Korean students' learnings in the said center as well as their take on the environment and other issues.

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