HEADLINE FRIDAY MAY 16, 2008
May 16th, 2008 by eldred
*PANGLAO MAYOR BENEDICTO ALCALA SAYS HE STILL HOPES THE DECISION TO HAVE AN AIRPORT IN HIS TOWN WILL BRING PROGRESS TO BOHOL
*CITY MARKET ADMINISTRATOR JOJIE EVARDO CLAIMS THAT THE DRAINAGE PROJECT IN FRONT THE CENTRAL MARKET WILL SOON ERADICATE THE FOUL ODOR COMPLAINED BY SHOPPERS
*THE PLANNED CITY NEW GROWTH CENTER SEEMS NO LONGER A PRIORITY OF THE LIM ADMINISTRATION
*DESPITE THE CONTINUOUS RAINS, VICTIMS OF DENGUE FEVER HAS REDUCED, SAYS THE PROV’L. HEALTH OFFICE
*MAYOR DAN LIM PADLOCKS A BILLIARD HALL AT THE INTEGRATED TERMINAL DUE TO PRESENCE OF BAD ELEMENTS
*THERE ARE NOW 40 FAMILIES OF BADJAOS STAYING IN TOTOLAN DAUIS WHICH IS THE SUBJECT OF COMPLAINT ON SANITATION
*PROV’L. FIRE MARSHALL NILO ACERO MAKES SURPRISE VISIT TO FIRE STATIONS IN BOHOL TO CHECK THEIR READINESS IN CASE OF FIRE
*LAST DAY OF RECRUITMENT TODAY FOR WORKERS BOUND FOR AUSTRALIA,
SWITZERLAND AND HONGKONG
*BOHOL CHRONICLE TURNS 54 YEARS TODAY OF SERVE TO BOHOL JOURNALISM
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