March 21, 2025

Evacuees of Toboso armed conflict return home

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN The 122 families displaced by the recent armed encounter between Army soldiers and remnants of the New People’s Army in Sitio Bairan, Barangay General Luna, Toboso, Negros Occidental, have started to return home as the site

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84 gun ban violators nabbed in WV

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN The implementation of the Comelec gun ban has led to the apprehension of 84 violators in Western Visayas for the period of January 12 to March 18. A total of 90 firearms, explosives, and gun replicas

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1,338 dengue cases reported in NegOcc

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN The Provincial Health Office (PHO) recorded 1,338 dengue cases in Negros Occidental within a period of 45 days this year, an increase of 1,068 cases compared to 270 in the same period last year. From January

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581 UCT beneficiaries get financial aid

A total of 581 beneficiaries from all 23 barangays of E. B. Magalona received their Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) cash cards containing P6,000 in assistance under the Unconditional Cash Transfer (UCT) Program, during the Cash Cards Distribution at

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Photo of the Day

SAN JOSE. A celebration of the Feast of San Jose on March 19, where some Ilonggo families partake in a traditional ritual where the holy family, played by family members, is honored through singing, washing of hands, feeding, and donations.* Carlo Leonardia photo

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Intimacy and ardor

In all our relationships, especially with God, the ideal condition to pursue and achieve is that of intimacy and ardor. While this would require tremendous effort and sacrifice, we should convince ourselves that pursuing it would be all worthwhile. Of

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Values education

When I was much younger, one of the school subjects that I thought was useless in the Catholic school I was in was Values Education. Back then, I thought that the need to teach about values in a classroom setting

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Porous borders aiding criminals

According to the Bureau of Immigration, traffickers are still using the country’s backdoor routes to lure more victims into working for scam hubs abroad. Three Filipinos allegedly lured to work as love scammers in Cambodia who were recently repatriated had

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New CEO outlines direction of Globe

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NegOcc to have 1,735 cops deployed during May 12 polls

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN The Philippine National Police will tap 1,735 policemen personnel for election duties in Negros Occidental during the May 12 elections, provincial police spokesman P/Capt. Judesses Catalogo disclosed on Friday. In a Commission on Elections briefing held

ACCESS issues Negros Power ‘appreciation report’ 

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Guv hopeful for peaceful, orderly elections

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN With no election-related violence incidents logged in Negros Occidental as the May 12 election day nears, Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson is hoping that the trend will continue, and even in the days following the polls. Meanwhile,

Province backs P20/kg rice program

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson has joined other Visayas governors in supporting the P20/kg Rice Program, where the pilot implementation is in the region. Lacson said it was Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia who brought up