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Rotary club of Bacolod launches ‘Art CAMP’

Rotary club of Bacolod launches ‘Art CAMP’

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The Rotary Club of Bacolod launched the Art CAMP (Community Activity Mentorship Program) at the Bacolod City Public Library, recently.It was launched with instructor and visual artist Sony Golez, a past president of the Association of Artists of Bacolod- Negros and founder of the Silay United Guild of Artists or SUGA.Now on its 2nd year, the Art Camp brings 35 young poor students from ages 6 to 9 for the art classes that will span twelve sessions every Saturday, a press release from RC Bacolod said.Artworks completed will be exhibited and proceeds will be given to the students from the underprivileged sector as educational assistance, it said.Also joining were the children of fellow Rotarians who wanted to unlock their talents and capabilities in expressing themselves ...
Ballet musical set at USLS Saturday

Ballet musical set at USLS Saturday

Community
of Negros Occidental  and the USLS Artists Hub gets the stage ready for the “Rama, Hari”, a groundbreaking ballet musical set at the St. La Salle Coliseum 6 p.m. Saturday,  October 12.“Rama, Hari”, a visual and musical masterpiece, is a collaborative genius of five National Artists: Alice Reyes for direction and choreography, Ryan Cayabyab for music, Bienvenido Lumbera for the libretto, Salvador Bernal for production design, and Rolando Tinio for English lyric translations, a press release from  USLS said.This production is celebrated for its fusion of poetry in Filipino and English, music that combines classical, pop, kundiman, and Asian influences, and a set design that transports the audience from majestic palaces to mystical forests, village squares, and eve...
CHMSU launches extension initiatives

CHMSU launches extension initiatives

Community
The Carlos Hilado Memorial State University recently launched two extension initiatives for child development workers and marginalized sectors in two Negros Occidental cities through its Extension and Community Services (ECS).The CHMSU’s College of Education launched the “3Cs: The Child Care Connect” program on Sept. 27 at the CHMSU Talisay gym in Talisay City, a press release from the university said Wednesday, Sept. 2.The program, organized by the Bachelor of Early Childhood Education faculty members, aims to improve the skills of 47 Child Development Workers from Talisay City to create supportive environments for children's growth, it said.During the launch, Vice President for Research, Extension, and Intellectual Property Andrew Eusebio Tan, College Dean Ophelia Duayan...
Group in Bacolod to inspire love of reading

Group in Bacolod to inspire love of reading

Community
Some of the more than a million types of books to inspire the love of reading*A group whose mission is to make books accessible and inspire a love for reading among all ages is in Bacolod City.Big Bad Wolf's head Terrence Leong said “it is important for people to read books because they are a gateway to knowledge.”“For children I think once you develop the habit of reading then it becomes a lifelong journey,” he said.He said while more and more people are shifting to their tablets and phones for entertainment it cannot compare to reading.“Reading is a medium where you need to use your imagination, view the world in your head and develop your own sense of creativity. It is your own world that you are creating,” he said.When you read you will also stop to think an...
Victorias receives OBSAC award from Bangko Sentral

Victorias receives OBSAC award from Bangko Sentral

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Vice Mayor Abelardo "JunB" Bantug III and Councilor Derek Palanca accept the OBSAC award on behalf of Mayor Javier Miguel Benitez.*Victorias City led by Mayor Javier Miguel Benitez received an award from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) as one of its outstanding local government partners during the 2024 Outstanding BSP Stakeholders Appreciation Ceremony (OBSAC) held at Citadines Hotel, Bacolod City, on Monday, September 16.Vice Mayor Abelardo "JunB" Bantug III, along with Councilor Derek Palanca, accepted the OBSAC award on behalf of Benitez, a press release from Victorias City said.The OBSAC, which began in 2004, serves as a platform for the BSP to honor outstanding partners who support the central bank's mandates of ensuring price stability, financial stability, and a s...
Bacolod gears up for excitingMassKara Festival in October

Bacolod gears up for excitingMassKara Festival in October

Lifestyle, Press Release
As the festival draws closer, Bacolod City is ramping up its preparations for a thrilling 45th Masskara Festival celebration.Bacolod Yuhum Foundation along with members of the Inter-agency Committee are determined to ensure that the celebration will be spectacular, more exciting, colorful, and vibrant, its press release said on Friday, Sept. 13.In meeting with members of the Sangguniang Panlungsod at the Seda Hotel on Friday they discussed key preparations for the highly anticipated event on October 11-27.This includes deployment of security personnel for public safety and security, food inspection, waste collection and traffic, the press release from Yuhum said.Councilor Jason Villarosa, Chairperson of the Committee on Tourism, expressed hisfull support for the Masska...
Javi leads inauguration of new solar water system

Javi leads inauguration of new solar water system

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Victorias City in Negros Occidental advances its eco-friendly initiatives with the inauguration of its new Solar Water System in Barangay XIV on Friday, September 13.The project, developed by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) through the Office of Third District Representative, now TESDA Director General Jose Francisco Benitez, and the 2023 General Appropriations Act, in partnership with the City of Victorias led by Mayor Javier Miguel Benitez, aims to provide the growing community with a clean, safe, and reliable water supply powered by renewable solar energy.As part of the city’s agenda for a sustainable future, the facility is designed to provide clean water for about 100 residents in the area, a press release from Victorias City said.Benitez, in his me...
JCI Bacolod triumphs at 44th Area 4 conference

JCI Bacolod triumphs at 44th Area 4 conference

Press Release
JCI Bacolod made an outstanding mark at the 44th JCI Philippines - Visayas Area Conference in Tagbilaran, Bohol on Sept 6 to 8.The chapter sent 11 delegates, securing over 10 prestigious awards, further solidifying its leadership in the region, a press release from JCI said.Among the chapters in the Area 4 of the JCI Philippines, JCI Bacolod was hailed as the chapter with the most bids submitted, with an impressive total of 31 entries.This exceptional achievement led them to secure 7 Quadro Awards, 3 Bana-ag Awards, and 9 nominations for Top 5 Bids, the press release said.The chapter also earned the titles of “Top 2” in the Top 20 Local Organizations in the Visayas and Chapter with the Most Bids Submitted.Rica Joyce Orense was named the Most Outstanding Regional Sk...
Marapara Rotary donates STEM Books

Marapara Rotary donates STEM Books

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Dr. Malo-oy (left) hands over the 700 STEM books*Improving Filipino students’ performance in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) is a high priority for the Department of Education.In recent years the Philippines has struggled to make the grade in STEM education as compared to other countries.Under the leadership of past president Dr. Eric Malo-oy, the Rotary Club of Bacolod-Marapara has been donating books as part of the club's plans to increase student interest in STEM programs.In collaboration with the Technological University of the Philippines Visayas (TUPV), the club recently donated some 700 STEM books to students and teachers at the Eva J Montilla Farm School, in the municipality of Cauayan.“In order to prepare for jobs, students need to be a...
Bad connection? You may justneed to reset your modem

Bad connection? You may justneed to reset your modem

Press Release
Resetting your modem can be a simple yet effective way to solve many common internet issues. Whether you’re experiencing slow speeds, or intermittent connections, or your WiFi just isn’t working as it should, a quick reset can often do the trick.To see if your modem needs a reset, check its lights. If the LOS or third light from the left is red, that means there’s no connection. If the PON or second light from the left is not on or is blinking, you may have connection issues. In both cases, a reset may do the trick to bring your modem back to life, a Globe press release said.Globe At Home shows you five easy steps to get your modem back in action:Step 1: Turn off and unplug your modemStart by turning off your modem. Most modems have a power button located on the back or si...
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