Iloilo journalists, lawyers and activists join Global Day of ActionAs Congress debated over the fate of Martial Law in Maguindanao, journalists, lawyers, and militant activists in Iloilo City held a caravan yesterday to call for justice for the victims of the country’s worst election-related violence. All 180 city barangays remain drug-affectedStill, all of 180 barangays in Iloilo City remain drug-affected. Records from the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) VI revealed that 9 of the 180 barangays are considered seriously affected; 18 are moderately affected; and 153 are slightly affected. |
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NIA tells farmers to use water wiselyNational Irrigation Authority (NIA) has called on farmers to use water wisely with the onset of the El Niño phenomenon which started to dry up most of the rivers where irrigation waters come from. In an advisory sent to The News Today, NIA Regional Office warned that water supply for irrigation started to reduce last month (November) and is expected to last until March or April next year due to the El Niño. |
As he professed readiness to face criminal charges against him, the suspect in Leganes killing voluntarily turned himself over to local police authorities.
City Mayor Jerry Treñas yesterday refuted the accusations hurled by the Gonzalezes against him that the latter molded and shaped his political career for almost nine years. He said, it was a two-way relation.
The double circuit 138kV Sta. Barbara Substation Transmission Line will break ground today, December 10, 10:30 a.m. at the Panay Power Corporation compound.
The Department of Health has recently launched the Essential Newborn Care Protocol aimed to significantly reduce infant deaths in the country.
SAN JOSE, Antique – Out of School Youths from different municipalities in the province recently attended a symposium on Climate Change and Global Warming.
SIGMA, Capiz – Reelectionist Mayor Mary Andaya, wife of the late 2nd District Cong. Vicente Andaya, said that the visit of Sen. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III, presidential aspirant, and Sen. Mar Roxas, vice presidentiable, declaring the Liberal Party (LP) bets for the 2nd district of Capiz, could be considered as historical.
BACOLOD CITY — Bacolod City Election Officer Atty. Ryan Castro announced yesterday that the “namesake” of incumbent City Councilor Alex Paglumotan who filed his Certificate of Candidacy for the same position filed his Affidavit of Withdrawal in the coming May 10, 2010 election.
BACOLOD CITY — The Search for 2010 The Outstanding Students (THOS) Awards is on. The THOS Awards, widely considered as the most prestigious recognition for the best and brightest students in the Province of Negros Occidental and Bacolod City, is now on its 40th year.
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Poets, aspiring ones and curious individuals, gathered one weekend evening at Crammers to share our poems as well as discuss these. Thanks to Mel Turao and Prince Golez for initiating this successful activity.
The year 2009 marks the 30th year of Red Ribbon Bakeshop, Inc. (RRBI) in the country’s bakeshop industry. As another feather is added on its cap, Red Ribbon continues to bring celebrations into greater heights with its great-tasting cakes, sumptuous pastries, delectable breads and savory meals.
The First Visayas Conference of Architects organized by the United Architects of the Philippines, was successfully held at Punta Villa Resort last Nov. 13 to 15, 2009. It was an assembly of UAP officers and members from different chapters in Visayas and Mindanao.
Memories of my past Boracay trips came to mind when we stood outside Island Fusion. The sound of party music permeated the air, and I was excited to come in. As we were ushered inside Island Fusion,