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Real estate firm PH1 World Developers, a unit of Megawide Construction Corp., over the weekend launched the development of a five-hectare sustainable horizontal project in Trece Martires City, Cavite.

Pushing for the development of the local coffee industry, De La Salle University through its La Salle Food and Water Institute has introduced the country’s first multidisciplinary elective on coffee in collaboration with Gourmet Farms.   DLSU President Br. Bernard Oca FSC and Vice President for Research and Innovation Dr. Raymond…

The passion for exploration is a major influence in these teenagers' holiday choices.

SHOPWISE whips up the urban cycling scene with the Shopwise Bike Fest on May 18 in Vermosa, Cavite. Aimed at promoting not only a healthy and active lifestyle but also fostering a sense of community among participants, the fun bike ride will cater to all age groups with race categories…

Miss Universe Philippines Quezon City, has defied age norms, unveiling a diverse lineup of candidates that embraces inclusivity and representation. This bold initiative aligns with the Miss Universe Organization's resolute stance that was declared in September 2023. Jocelyn Cubales, a 69-year-old beauty queen representing the District of Baesa, is among…

PH1 World Developers Inc., a unit of Megawide Construction Corp., said revenues from its Trece Martires development in Cavite could reach P1.8 billion. The development, which is situated on a 5-hectare lot and is expandable to 30 hectares, will have 330 units in total, the company said. The company broke…

SEN. Christopher “Bong” Go, who chairs the Senate Committee on Health and Demography, lauded the groundbreaking of the Super Health Center in Maasim, Sarangani Province on January 18, which was led by Mayor Zyrex Pacquiao.  In his video message, Go emphasized the importance of Super Health Centers in fulfilling the…

By April, PAGASA predicts around 56 areas in the country will be experiencing potential droughts due to El Niño. How are we preparing?

THE Malasakit Center program, known for bridging the gap between patients and medical care, provided necessary assistance to a struggling Cavite family.

NAIC, Cavite—Seventy-three Olive Ridley (Lepidochelys Olivacea) sea turtles, or “pawikan,” were released on the coast of Barangay Labac on January 16, said Dennis Abrina of Cavite News and Photos. Roger Bilugan of Samahan ng Labac Pawikan Patrollers and Jacinta Remulla led the release of the sea turtles. It was witnessed…