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Plant, eat more fruits – Negros Garden Club prexy

Filipinos should eat more fruits. And farmers should devote more land to fruit trees. That was the message from Lope Nonoy Napao, horticulturist and president of the Negros Occidental Garden Club. Speaking recently at the club’s January general assembly at

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PENRO activities align with Zero Waste Month

PENRO Negros Occidental headed by Engr. Joan Nathaniel Gerangaya organized environmental activities recently, involving personnel from Mt. Kanlaon Natural Park (MKNP), Northern Negros Natural Park (NNNP), Management Services Division (MSD), and Technical Services Division (TSD), according to a press release.

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CHMSU to hold orientation, admission testing

As part of the ongoing admissions at Carlos Hilado Memorial State University for Academic Year 2025-2026, the Office of the Guidance Services will conduct a career orientation and off-site admission testing in select local government units and schools in Negros

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Student documentarists feature street artists

The Film Development Council of the Philippines recently screened five student documentaries on arts and the community during the Dokyumentado film festival held across its cinematheque centres nationwide. The FDCP also organized a talkback session with the documentary filmmakers in

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BingoPlus player bags P312M jackpot

Digital entertainment platform BingoPlus celebrated another milestone when a lucky player won a massive jackpot prize of 312 million pesos. To commemorate the big win, a special awarding ceremony took place on January 10 at a hotel in Manila. Doubling

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Women WINning

Joining WAN-IFRA’s Women in News (WIN) Leadership Accelerator program in March last year was a transformative experience at a pivotal moment in my career. At the time, I was shifting from hard-core broadcast journalism to a career in academia, having

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DEMO. The Sagay City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office conducted demonstrations during the State University of Northern Negros university week, exposing students to life saving knowledge and practices.* Sagay City DRRMO photo

Relate everything to Christ’s victory

That’s the ideal thing to do. Whatever be the events and circumstances of our life, whether happy or sad, a victory or a defeat, etc., we should be quick to relate them to Christ’s victory of his passion, death and

‘Lights Up, Sounds Down’

Socialization is challenging for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) due to sensory issues and communication overload. This is why individuals on the spectrum rarely, if ever, go to cinemas or feel comfortable attending gatherings, as social situations can overwhelm

Sugar Council lauds Azcona

The Sugar Council praised Sugar Regulatory Administrator Pablo Luis Azcona for coming up with the program which benefits sugar farmers and for conducting consultations with all industry stakeholders before finalizing the sugar order for the said program. “We laud Administrator

The need to continually refine our human laws

We obviously have to be governed by the rule of law. Without the law, we can only expect disorder and chaos, and all other forms of injustice. But we need to distinguish between the letter of the law and the