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288 EB Magalona families who lost houses get aid

288 EB Magalona families who lost houses get aid

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The EB Magalona distribution of shelter assistance.*EB Magalona PIOA total of 288 families from various barangays in E. B. Magalona, Negros Occidental, whose houses were destroyed by Super Typhoon "Odette" in 2021, received shelter assistance of P10,000 each at rites held at the town’s public plaza on Thursday, February 9.The assistance came from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) under its Emergency Shelter Assistance Program, a press release from EB Magalona said Friday.The beneficiaries were identified by the DSWD Field Office-6."Odette," that struck the country on Dec. 16-17, 2021, was the second costliest typhoon in Philippine history, next to Super Typhoon "Yolanda."Meanwhile, representatives from the office of Rep. Jose Francisco "Kiko" Benit...
Go breaks ground for San Carlos super health center, more to come

Go breaks ground for San Carlos super health center, more to come

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Senator Christopher Lawrence "Bong" Go and Mayor Renato Gustilo (3rd and 2nd from left) at the groundbreaking of the Super Health Center in San Carlos City.*San Carlos LGU photoSenator Christopher Lawrence "Bong" Go and Mayor Renato Gustilo led the groundbreaking for a Super Health Center (SHC) at Brgy. Prosperidad, San Carlos City in Negros Occidental, on Thursday, February 9.There were funds allocated for 307 SHCs in 2022 and 222 in 2023 nationwide, with Negros Occidental allocated seven in 2022 and 18 in 2023, Go said.The San Carlos Super Health Center will cost P16 million, with P10 million from the Department of Health (DOH) and a P6 million counterpart from San Carlos City.Go said he is very happy that Brgy. Prosperidad is getting a Super Health Center, because he lea...
Housing orientation held for Bacolod informal settlers

Housing orientation held for Bacolod informal settlers

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The housing orientation in Barangay Banago, Bacolod City*Councilor Vladimir Gonzalez FB page photoThe Task Force Pabahay, along with the Pag-IBIG marketing staff, conducted a series of housing and Pag-IBIG orientations for the informal settler families (ISFs) of barangays 7, 41, Banago, Sum-ag, Bata, and Villamonte in Bacolod City on the housing program of Mayor Alfredo Abelardo Benitez.The orientations were organized by the Pabahay Community Organizers and was spearheaded by Pabahay Program Coordinator Joel Vergara, the Bacolod City government announced Thursday, February 9.Hundreds of ISFs signified their intention to avail the Bacolod Pabahay program which aims to provide 10,000 housing units.The first batch of beneficiaries will be screened as recommended by the Pabahay...
Llantada family gives back to Menchaca Elementary School

Llantada family gives back to Menchaca Elementary School

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The Llantada family headed by its matriarch, Angeles Tort Llantada, widow of Juan Antonio “Nene” Menchaca Llantada led a gift giving activity for the students of Menchaca Elementary School at Hacienda Refugio, Calatrava, Negros Occidental, recently.The activity was held in memory of Nene Llantada by Carla Llantada Escober, Butch Escober, Lorenzo Llantada Escober, Enrique Llantada Escober and Andoni Llantada Valencia.Carla Llantada Escober delivered a short message on the history of the school and the importance of education. She said the school was founded by Antonio M. Menchaca and further developed and expanded by Roberto T. Llantada, who was a firm believer of education.They emphasized that children of workers of Hacienda Refugio and Hacienda Cubay should have access to qual...
Love Sagay by loving work, Cueva tells officials, employees

Love Sagay by loving work, Cueva tells officials, employees

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The symbolic turnover of the Sagay City anti-drug abuse program and seal of good local government incentive worth P7 million.*Dedicate your love to the city by loving your work.That was the message Vice Mayor Leo Rafael Cueva to the city officials and employees during the city's first flag raising ceremony this month at the Sagay City Government Center, Monday, February 6.In his speech, Cueva said they should equate the celebration of love month this February in their service to the government, where everyone works hard and dedicated to serve the community."Let us continue to love our beloved city and the Sagaynons by continuing to love our work," he said.Cueva said that the employees' hardwork has not gone unnoticed, adding that their dedication was shown through the m...
Bago highlights local talents on National Arts Month

Bago highlights local talents on National Arts Month

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Bago Mayor Nicholas Yulo (center) and Vice Mayor Ramon Torres (right) award the cash prize to Albert Magbanua, who won first place in the 3rd Kurit-Baylan Supersized Canvas Painting Competition.*"Our aim is for these artistic endeavors to give recognition to our very own Bagonhon talents in the field of creative expression."This was stressed by Bago Mayor Nicholas Yulo at the opening of the city's celebration of the National Arts Month at the Bantayan Park on Monday, February 6.The city has prepared various artistic activities that are part of the seven art forms, the mayor said."In this month-long celebration of the arts, we also envisioned to highlight the word 'galing' which means excellence," he said, referring to "an excellent form of art as an allusion to artistic exc...
Victorias to give schools TVs, laptops for teachers

Victorias to give schools TVs, laptops for teachers

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Victorias City Mayor Javier Miguel Benitez.* Steven Laborte photoVictorias City Mayor Javier Miguel Benitez announced on Monday, February 6, that 711 SMART TVs will be provided to all public school classrooms in Victorias City.Public school teachers will also receive laptops, he announced on the Victorias City government Facebook page.A total of 924 units will be given to them, including ALS teachers and non-teaching staff, Benitez said.The city government will distribute the SMART TVs and laptops during the opening of classes for School Year 2023-2024 scheduled in August this year.*
Relic of Padre Pio to visit USLS February 10-17

Relic of Padre Pio to visit USLS February 10-17

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The University of St. La Salle in Bacolod City is gearing up for the week-long Holy Relic Visit of St. Padre Pio of Pietrelcina with several meaningful activities lined up from February 10-17.Activities related to the visit at USLS will focus on the theme: “Padre Pio: Touching Lasallian Hearts to Jesus, Our Model of Humility and Gratefulness amid Great Suffering”, a press release from the university said Monday, February 6.A caravan is expected to start at noon on Friday, February 10, from the Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage Parish going to USLS where the relic of Padre Pio will be brought to the St. La Salle Coliseum at 1:30 p.m. for the Veneration of the Relic.An Institutional Solemn Mass will then take place at 2 p.m. to be celebrated by Rev. Fr. Raymon Asoy.Other acti...
CHMSU honors new civil engineers with recognition, thanksgiving rites

CHMSU honors new civil engineers with recognition, thanksgiving rites

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Carlos Hilado Memorial State University Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BSCE) Program held its 14th Recognition and Thanksgiving Celebration for its newly licensed civil engineers at Sugarland Hotel, Bacolod City, on Friday, February 3.Sixty-three CHMSU graduates passed the Civil Engineering Licensure Examinations (CELE) held in May and November 2022, a press release from the university said Monday.In the November CELE, CHMSU graduate Jefferson Y. Cafino ranked 10th among the 8,029 passers and the university’s passing rate of 86.21 percent placed it as the fourth top performing school in the country.Since its opening, the university’s BSCE Program has produced 412 licensed civil engineers, which is 95.15 percent of its graduates who have taken the licensure exams. To date...
20 EBMagalona applicants qualify for IT scholarships

20 EBMagalona applicants qualify for IT scholarships

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The exam and interviews were conducted by NOLITC project development officer Avelyn Marañon *Twenty applicants from E. B. Magalona have qualified for scholarships in two Information Technology courses of the Negros Occidental provincial government for 2023, Mayor Marvin Malacon said Friday, February 3."Take this scholarship seriously by diligently attending the daily classes. The knowledge and the skills you will have learned from this course will be your ticket to finding a better job, and eventually leading a prosperous life," the mayor told the scholars.The Negros Occidental Language and Information Technology Center (NOLITC), a technical-vocational school owned and operated by the Provincial Government, conducted a pre-assessment examination and interview at the E. B. Magal...
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