Filipinos from all walks of life are encouraged to participate in the coming Earth Hour 2023 celebration tomorrow (March 25) and contribute to the fight against climate change and biodiversity loss.

WWF calls on Filipinos to join the biggest Earth Hour 

The Mindanao Star Bus Transport Inc., which has been operating in Visayas and Mindanao, will now also serve commuters to and from Marawi City.

LTFRB vows more BARMM ‘friendship routes’

Despite new cases of African Swine Fever (ASF) in different parts of the country, Calumpit, Bulacan LGU pushed through with its first Longganisa Festival today along Pulilan-Calumpit road. The festival, called "Calumpit Longganisa Festival 2023," aimed at promoting and promoting  their local longganisa, which was a source of pride for the town. The 2-day event begins an annual tradition. 

CALUMPIT HOLDS LONGGANISA FESTIVAL

The new facility “is configured to help manage internal electricity demands, store electricity when the solar plant is generating power but demand is low, and provide rapid power charging when the demand is high,” ACEN said in a recent press release.

First hybrid solar and storage project opens in Laguna

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SINCE Vivamax live streaming on the initial phases of its screening Filipino films was mostly sex-oriented fares, you’d think “Bahay na Pula” would be a story on white slavery or prostitution. Or it could be an allusion to the traces of geo-political origins of the name of the town Pola and its demographics. It’s more than them, anyway.

“Bahay na Pula”: A House of Spirits Divided

PITX is now accepting drivers’ license registration and renewals while the LRT-1 Cavite Extension Projects finishes another component.

LTO licensing center opens at PITX

Authorities of the Bureau of Customs at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) foiled a smuggling of more or less 514 grams of meth through parcel, five days after a huge amount of shabu shipment was discovered at one of the warehouses at the country's main gateway.

Woman nabbed over 500 grams of shabu 

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Self- preservation is what compels senators to oppose charter change, particularly through the costly  Constitutional Assembly, which they find atrociously repugnant.

Why Senators don’t want chacha

The summer capital is once again celebrating the Panagbenga Festival under the new normal. Unlike last year, the city has eased travel restrictions to allow the fully vaxxed.

Baguio welcomes more tourists for Panagbenga 2022

Beginning April 4 this year, when the implementing rules and regulations of the Public Service Act become effective, full foreign ownership would be allowed in businesses except those involved in electricity transmission and distribution, water and wastewater pipeline distribution systems, including sewerage, petroleum and petroleum products pipeline transmission systems, seaports and public utility vehicles which shall remain subject to the 60 -40 foreign equity limitation.

IRR on Public Service Act effective April 4

Make sure you have secured your vaccination certificate from the VaxCert.ph website before registering for the tourist pass.

Sorsogon reopens Donsol’s famous whale watching

Teacher: Class, today we talk about that popular saying: “the pot calling the kettle black.” What does this mean? Where did this saying start?

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FROM our exceedingly high perch here in Calumpang, we can see the vast expanse of the provinces of Quezon and Laguna, two of the most scenic places in Calabarzon.  With the hot dry-season months upon us, tourism should enjoy quite a boom in this part of Region 4-A.

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