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Laoag City, Honolulu County renew sisterhood ties

Laoag City, Honolulu County renew sisterhood ties
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38 years after EDSA People Power Revolt: Marcos political dynasty is well-entrenched

Under the Marcos Jr. administration, there are at least 16 elected officials – through blood and marriage – who are related to the Marcos family. This includes the President himself.

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Laoag inks sisterhood pact with Huangshan, China

The city government here signed a sisterhood agreement with Huangshan City in China yesterday.

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Ilocano delicacies shine in 'Hapag ng Pamana' PH food fest

Ilocano delicacies shine in 'Hapag ng Pamana' PH food fest
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Market vendors, trike drivers urged to embrace digital payments

Market vendors, trike drivers urged to embrace digital payments
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Michael Keon cites importance of grassroots program to produce the next Lydia de Vega-Mercado

Elma Muros-Posadas, the long jump queen of the Philippines, received the lifetime achievement award at the 2022 San Miguel Corporation-Philippine Sportswriters Association annual awards night at the Diamond Hotel, Manila, on March 6, 2023. (Juan Carlo de Vela)

Michael Keon, the executive director

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Scribes to honor Diaz, De Vega-Mercado, Muros, other big achievers of 2022

The past links with the present in a celebration to remember to toast the best and brightest of 2022 in the San Miguel Corporation-Philippine Sportswriters Association (SMC-PSA) Annual Awards Night Monday, March 6, at the grand ballroom of the Diamond Hotel.

Olympic gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz, ha

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Queen once more | BusinessMirror

HIDILYN DIAZ-NARANJO and dozens other champions and heroes in the previous year step on centerstage for the 2022 San Miguel Corp.-Philippine Sportswriters Association (SMC-PSA) Annual Awards Night Monday at the grand ballroom of the Diamond Hotel. The country’s first Olympic gold medalist Diaz-Naranjo will be the star of the night…

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Deped links with frontline agencies to prevent child abuse

ART WORKSHOP. Young learners in Ilocos Norte province join an art workshop at the Robinsons Ilocos Mall in this file photo. DepEd Laoag City is initiating some child protection policies.(Photo by Leilanie Adriano) LAOAG CITY - The Department of Education (DepEd) here is strengthening its network and linkages with child rights advocates to ensure children are safe and free from any form of violence. DepEd Laoag Superintendent Vilma Eda said Monday that talks are ongoing with the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO), Laoag City Police Office (LCPO), and various non-government organizations and advocacy groups to formulate a more comprehensive approach to child protection. Cherry Joy Garma, a child protection policy focal person of DepEd here, reported there were at least five child victims of bullying in 2022 while there may be some other cases out there that remains unreported due to several reasons. "Though the number of cases is not alarming yet, we want to take proactive measures so that it will not happen again," she said. As part of the initial efforts, Garma said the department has urged the creation of a child protection committee in all schools to enhance child protection policies. "The committee is tasked with developing and implementing child protection policies and programs, as well as monitoring their implementation," she added. DepEd also recognizes the importance of involving parents and guardians in its child protection initiatives by conducting regular information campaigns and training programs to raise awareness about child protection policies and their implementation. Capt. Winnie Julian, child protection desk officer of the Laoag City Police Office, vowed to support the department's initiative to protect learners and prevent any form of abuse in the school and community. As one of the 14 child-friendly local government units (LGUs) of Ilocos Norte province, the city government led by Mayor Michael Keon assured his support to sustain the good practices of being a child-friendly city. Among the indicators used to evaluate the LGUs were child survival, development, protection, participation, and governance, as well as the LGUs' overall performance in implementing child-friendly policies, programs, projects, and services. The audit-generated data and results will be used by all LGUs and concerned government agencies to identify strengths and opportunities to ensure and uphold children's rights concerning local governance in the country. More three-generation (3G) parks are also being improved and established near municipal town halls and public schools in the province to encourage more children to play outdoors instead of staying indoors, hooked up to television sets and gadgets. A 3G park refers to a communal space where children, adults and middle-aged, and seniors can come together and engage in active play or exercise in an environment that is both secure and ripe for recreation. (PNA) }

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Laoag allots P19M for solar lighting project

SOLAR LAMP POSTS. Solar-powered street lights line up the bypass road in Laoag City, Ilocos Norte province in this undated photo. The city government plans to extend the lighting project down to the barangays, with PHP19 million in initial funding. (Photo by Leilanie Adriano) LAOAG CITY - The city government has allotted PHP19 million to light up village streets here with solar-powered lamp posts. Mayor Michael Keon said Thursday the amount is an initial fund that will be used for the first phase of the solar lighting project which aims to reach the city's remotest barangays. "In order to live up to the name 'Laoag' [which means light], we need to have more lighting in the city," said Keon, adding that the lighting project will start at the city proper. With limited funding, Keon said the "Lawag" project will be done in phases while the city government looks for more funds. City planning and development officer Ruby Ann Bunalade said the project is being implemented in coordination with the Department of Public Works and Highways to conform with the national standards. Last December, Ilocos Norte first district Representative Ferdinand Alexander Marcos initiated the solar lighting of the whole stretch of the Laoag bypass road, including the 7.99-kilometer road opening, embankment, slope protection, and drainage from Barangay Buyon in Bacarra town to the Rotunda in Barangay Bengcag. Melvin Santos, chairperson of Barangay 1 San Lorenzo, said the lighting project has long been a dream of his constituents to reduce crimes and road accidents. "Once our village will be fully lit up, bad guys will be discouraged as most crimes happen in dimly lit areas," he said. "Good lighting helps in crime prevention because we can easily spot on them if they run away," Laoag City police chief Joseph Baltazar said for his part. (PNA) }

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