Pormal na isinagawa noong Sabado, February 14, ang Kasalang Bayan sa Unisan, Quezon bilang pakikiisa sa pagdiriwang ng Araw ng mga Puso at bilang bahagi ng paggunita sa anibersaryo ng pagkakatatag ng bayan ng Unisan.

Umapaw ang pag-ibig sa Unisan

Dredger withdraws from MacArthur

In a scene that looked more like a prolonged standoff than a “project launch,” the massive cutter suction dredger that had been inching its way toward a black sand mining site in MacArthur, Leyte is finally about to be pulled back.

Not the end, but still a win

Umabot sa ₱24 milyong halaga ng mga interbensyon ang matagumpay na naipamahagi ng Department of Agriculture IV-CALABARZON (DA-4A) sa pamamagitan ng National Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture Program (NUPAP) para sa taong 2025.

P24-M tulong para sa Calabarzon farmers

Isinusulong ngayon ng Sangguniang Bayan ng Candelaria, Quezon ang isang komprehensibong programa para sa mental health ng mga mamamayan.

Pagpapalakas ng mental health programs sa Candelaria

In the quiet town of MacArthur, Leyte, the battle over mining has become a defining test of people power in Eastern Visayas.

Small Wins, Big Message

Residents living near Matarinao Bay in Eastern Samar were advised against consuming shellfish from its waters due to the continued presence of red tide.

Matarinao Bay remains under red tide alert

For decades, Santa Rosa City has led the way in the transformation of Laguna from a predominantly-agricultural province to one of the largest industrial hubs outside Metro Manila.

PH's first hyperscale data center opens in Santa Rosa City

“Sa Lungsod ng Biñan, pamahalaan ay nagkakaisa, kaya’t pinagkakatiwalaan.”

UNITY BEGETS TRUST

As part of honoring the contributions of the Filipino worker last Labor Day, May 1, the Social Security System (SSS) said it has rolled out enhanced and expanded programs for its members.

Enhanced programs for SSS members

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In his Ash Wednesday sermon last February 18, the parish priest of a local church in San Pedro City where I attended Mass reminded the congregation that the observance of Lent is more than simply fasting and abstinence.

Social media addiction

(Un)Common Sense

Wanting very much to scale up their economic activities in the province, Quezonins are excited that the government and the private sector are working hand in hand, every day, to finish the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) Toll Road 4 (TR4).

SLEX Toll Road 4 awaited

SAMLANG

We live with ghosts. Not the kind that walk along corridors at midnight, but the kind that stand silent and skeletal on our once-live mountains—the ghost forests. Forests that were promised, planted, perhaps counted—but not quite there. When the trees are dead, or never grew, or the canopy is more a memory than a reality, what have we done?

Ghost trees in non-existent forests

BANTAY GOBYERNO

It is reassuring to note that the government, through the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) which is the official and legitimate source of information and opinions on the subject of the conflicting claims in the South China Sea (SCS), has assured that its communication channels with China are open and working.

Open lines of communication

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Two YouTube programs jolted me from a sleepy Saturday afternoon. One was a program where two hosts focused on the Province of Samar, and another was hosted by former Sec. of Socio-economic Planning, Professor Solita Monsod (After class with Mareng Winnie), who centered her comments on the strong link between corruption and the poverty of an area and the high political corruption index of the Philippines compared to other Southeast Asian countries.

Connecting the Dots

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Ramon Tulfo crosses the line: Anti-Muslim post demands public apology

Veteran columnist and broadcaster Ramon Tulfo has once again proven that influence without responsibility can be dangerous. In a recent Facebook post about the killing of a Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) official, Tulfo described the alleged suspects as “Muslims from Lanao del Sur.” At first glance, it may seem a simple identifier, but in context it is neither neutral nor relevant. By emphasizing the suspects’ faith and origin, Tulfo did not inform the public — he stigmatized an entire community. This is not journalism; it is prejudice masquerading as reporting.