November 14, 2022

Himamaylan, Taguig eye city sisterhood

BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN Himamaylan City in Negros Occidental, will soon have Taguig as its sister city. Himamaylan City Mayor Raymund Tongson said he thanked Mayor Lani Cayetano for her positive reaction to the “twinning agreement” with Taguig City, “in

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24 rebels surrender, turn in guns, explosives

BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN Another 24 members of the Sentro De Grabidad Platoon of Komiteng Rehiyonal Negros Central Negros 2 surrendered to the 94th Infantry Battalion, as 25 of their comrades who earlier abandoned the armed struggle received financial assistance

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More Negros-based soldiers earn medals

BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN More 160 more soldiers received medals for meritorious services they displayed in numerous encounters with New People’s Army in Himamaylan City, Negros Occidental, and Guihulngan City in Negros Oriental. Of the awardees, 106 are members of

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Bloody weekend: Tanod, 2 others killed

BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN A barangay tanod and two others died, in separate shooting, stabbing and hacking incidents during the weekend in Negros Occidental, police said. Nilo Payo, a barangay tanod, was found dead yesterday at the seawall of Brgy.

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Cinco de Noviembre mural lauded

BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN Third District Representative Francisco “Kiko” Benitez lauded the talents and effort of the Silay United Group of Artists and Volunteers who made possible the revival of the Cinco de Noviembre Wall Mural located in front of

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‘Lord, that I may see’

We should try to make these words of the blind man asking Christ for a cure for his blindness (cfr. Lk 18,41) as an aspiration that we can repeat many times during the day. We cannot deny that despite our

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The end

A few years ago, I complained of body aches to my doctor who suggested that I undergo a thorough medical check-up. As I lay inside the MRI tube, feeling nervous and claustrophobic, it suddenly dawned on me that my body

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Vaccines and accessibility

In a recent Go Negosyo town hall meeting, founder Joey Concepcion hoped that the Filipino public could have easier access to vaccines in the future by allowing its purchase from hospitals, clinics and drugstores. He cited the situation in the

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Senate approves NEPC franchise bill on 2nd reading

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN The granting of a franchise to the Negros Electric Power Corp., to maintain an electric power distribution in key localities of Negros Occidental, is steadily inching towards approval by the Philippine Senate. The Senate approved on

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BOOKWORMS. Preschoolers at the National Child Development Center in E.B. Magalona, Negros Occidental peruse the recently donated books from the Regional English Language Office – U.S. Embassy, through the office of Neg. Occ. Third District Rep. Jose Francisco Benitez.* Kiko Benitez FB photo

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BEACH LIFE. People enjoying the summer along the beaches of Barangay Talaban in Himamaylan City, over the weekend.* Andrew Altarejos photo

P13.7M livestock damaged in drought

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN The province of Negros Occidental sustained P13,784,650 million worth of damage to livestock and poultry from the El Niño phenomenon, following deaths of 14,598 chickens and other ruminants, as of May 13. In her report to

Watami bets on Bacolod food scene

• CARLO LEONARDIA When one thinks of the new Bistro Group restaurants in Bacolod City, the first to come to mind would probably be Italianni’s and TGI Fridays, as that is what they are most known for. However, the group