March 22, 2025

Degamo widow still hopeful for Teves’ extradition

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN Pamplona Mayor Janice Vallega Degamo, the widow of slain Negros Oriental Governor Roel Degamo, remains hopeful on the return of former Rep. Arnolfo “Arnie” Teves, through extradition from Timor Leste to the Philippines. Degamo admitted that

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Cop involved in Valladolid murder-suicide

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN A police officer reportedly shot himself after killing his live-in partner on Thursday night in Barangay Saguabanwa, Valladolid, Negros Occidental. The policeman, a certain Larry, with a rank of police master sergeant, and his partner, a

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Bacolod Arts and Culture Council convened

The Bacolod Arts and Culture Council held its first official meeting at the Bacolod City Government Center recently, gathering key stakeholders from the local government, cultural organizations, and the private sector to discuss initiatives aimed at preserving and promoting the

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Dancing traffic enforcers compete in Victorias

DANCE! Traffic enforcers from across the Third District showcased their traffic management skills while dancing during the Saot Trapiko sang Tersero Distrito competition, held along Osmeña Avenue and Magsaysay Street of Victorias City on March 20.* Victorias City PIO photo

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Animal welfare ordinance dialogue held

To further ensure the protection and promotion of the welfare of all animals within the City of Bacolod, the Office of Councilor Celia Flor, together with the City Veterinary Office held a dialogue with barangay captains and animal welfare advocates

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PhilHealth offers rabies treatment package

The Department of Health has announced that for the year 2024, all 426 recorded rabies cases resulted in deaths. Forty-five percent (193) of these were bites from domestic pets, and among those, more than half were of unknown vaccination status,

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