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ECISD board president resigning on Tuesday - Vimarsana News

ECISD board president resigning on Tuesday

El Campo ISD board president James Russell is leaving office Tuesday, clearing the way for the district to hire one of his family members.

Top 10 Stories that rocked Cebu in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Top 10 Stories that rocked Cebu in 2023

THE year 2023 wasn’t particularly kind to some, proving challenging for several relationships as well. These challenges can be gleaned from the local issues that reverberated throughout the year. Here are the stories that dominated SunStar Cebu’s news coverage in 2023:

Repeal of revised city charter pushed - Baguio Midland Courier - Vimarsana News

Repeal of revised city charter pushed - Baguio Midland Courier

■ Hanna C. Lacsamana Baguio Councilor Jose Molintas is prepared to file a petition before the Supreme Court to declare Republic Act 11689 or the Revised Charter of the City of Baguio unconstitutional. The councilor insisted the city’s revised charter authored by Rep. Mark Go is unconstitutional due to lack of plebiscite, which he said

Cebu City '24 budget P22B, not P100B - Vimarsana News

Cebu City '24 budget P22B, not P100B

The Cebu City Government’s annual budget for 2024 will not be P100 billion, as originally proposed by the executive department under the administration of Mayor Michael Rama.

Robinsons Land Opposes Cebu City's Drastic Real Property Tax Hike: Concerns, Implications, and Recommendations - Vimarsana News

Robinsons Land Opposes Cebu City's Drastic Real Property Tax Hike: Concerns, Implications, and Recommendations

Robinsons Land Corp. (RLC) voices concerns over Cebu City's proposed real property tax hike, citing potential adverse effects on property owners and the wider community. RLC highlights the onerous burden, potential defaults on home loan payments, and adverse impact on the economy. The company recommends reassessing the proposed increases, maintaining levy and assessment rates, and introducing any increases gradually over a five-year period. The article also covers RLC's property holdings in Cebu City and the impact of the proposed tax hike on properties such as the Cebu IT Park and S...