'A sense of purpose': Volunteers mobilize for annual Day of Caring
If you’ve noticed a wave of freshly painted trail signs, newly cleaned buildings and smiling faces, it may just be the aftermath of United Way’s Day of Caring.
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If you’ve noticed a wave of freshly painted trail signs, newly cleaned buildings and smiling faces, it may just be the aftermath of United Way’s Day of Caring.
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Even as many of us (tentatively) approach normal as the pandemic subsides, local restaurants’ innovations in takeout and delivery are probably here to stay. Still, there’s something exciting about gathering with people—real people that you don’t even live with—and learning to dine in again. To celebrate a much more hopeful summer 2021, Hearth and Hill welcomed us to try their new seasonal menu. Because Gov. Cox’s prayers were answered, a summer rainstorm prevented us from enjoying their dog-friendly patio, but the season still shined through in a meal that prominently featured loc...
Published March 6, 2021, 9:11 AM We are kicking off Women’s month at Mesa ni Misis with our Bahay Kubo Kitchen series with Sheryl Ocampo, featuring El Nido. Hailed as “The world’s most beautiful beach” by travel magazines, El Nido also boasts a bounty of indigenous crops that are underutilized in our daily cooking. Through Sheryl, we learned new and creative ways on how to use her three favorite crops: saba, Sheryl Ocampo Originally from General Santos, Sheryl has frequented El Nido since 2011 when there was no electricity on the island. She has been living here for the past six yea...