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 Fruit vendors along the city's sidewalks have proliferated however it appears that only few buy from them. Some people may have prioritized other more important things for this holiday season. |
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1,395 families in waterfront no longer squatters
A total of 1,395 families in the waterfront area got a significant Christmas present that they will never forget in their lifetime. These families will now have the chance to own the lot where their houses stand courtesy of the Presidential Proclamation signed recently by Pres. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.
Tupas picks new IPPO chief
Iloilo Governor Niel Tupas Sr. has chosen Sr. Supt. Napoleon Coronel to become the next Provincial Director of the Iloilo Provincial Police Office replacing Sr. Supt. Efren Quintos who retired the other week.
ILOILO NEWS
Plazas declared as firecracker zones
Mayor Jerry Treñas recently issued an executive order declaring all plazas in the city except in the districts of Arevalo and City Proper as firecracker zones. The issuance of the order was in relation to the request of a number of vendors to sell firecrackers and other regulated pyrotechnic.
Police on alert as NPA celebrates anniversary
Iloilo City policemen are on alert as the New People's Army celebrates their anniversary today, December 26.
PANAY NEWS
'Fourmula' hopes to prevent injuries this season
Last year, some 585 injuries caused by fireworks, stray bullets and watusi ingestion were reported by the Departed of Health as the whole nation celebrated the holiday season.
OPINION
Rational InsanityPinkBy Bryan Mari Argos |
the fullness of lifeA child is born for usBy Fr. Florentino S. Lim, CIHM |
The meaning of Christmas |
OPINION POLLSDo you totally understand the power crisis/problem Iloilo City is experiencing now? What is your comment regarding this issue?By Ati Enti |
COLUMNS
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Without the White CoatTyranny in residency trainingBy Florentino P. Alerta II |
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Bridging the gapGift-giving at ChristmasBy Prof. Henry Funtecha |
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PolibizMeeting with the 'Gentle Giant'By Nelson Robles |
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Unusual ChannelA close encounter with Jed MadelaBy Ma. Renette B. Uy |
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Consumers DomainPower in private handsBy Ian Seruelo |
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On the DotNigeria in IloiloBy Helen J. Camarista |
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