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CALAPAN CITY: The tourism industry in Oriental Mindoro is truly back on its feet.

County Board of Supervisors will work on legislation for administrator contracts, new ATV routes and drilling advisories with PFAS concerns

Protect VIP and other groups on Tuesday filed a Petition for Writ of Continuing Mandamus with the Court of Appeals against the Department of Environment and

Environmental groups Protect VIP (Verde Island Passage) and other groups on Tuesday filed a Petition for Writ of Continuing Mandamus against the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to force the agency into issuing Guidelines for the Declaration of Non-Attainment Area.  The petition was filed by Protect VIP together…

Sometimes known as the "Battleship That Wasn't There," the USS Colorado (BB-45) was one of the nine active battleships serving in the Pacific Fleet on December 7, 1941.

CALAPAN CITY, Oriental Mindoro: Two groundbreaking bills filed by a district representative here were passed on second reading during the last session day of the House of Representatives on Dec. 12, 2023.

The owner of the Chinese ship has appointed a survey specialist to check on the damage on the Filipino ship

CALAPAN CITY: The heavy rains and the strong winds brought by the amihan (northeast monsoon) may have caused flooding and damage to agriculture in some areas in Oriental Mindoro but they also led to the lowering of the power rates in the province, the power distributor here said on Saturday, December 16.

I MUST confess I was starstruck in the beginning while in the company of my Con-Con colleagues — former presidents, senators, congressmen, justices, ambassadors, topnotch professionals, business leaders and celebrities I only saw and read about in newspapers. Gradually, I eased to the environment and became on first-name basis with everyone except the former presidents and the very senior or elderly delegates.

VERDE ISLAND, Philippines — Working together to lift an outrigger from the clear, teal water onto a white sand beach, a group of fishers had just returned home to Verde Island with their catch. A ways down the beach, other fishers sat sewing their nets or painting their boats. Out at sea, cargo vessels and […]