HEADLINES WEDNESDAY JUNE 18, 2008
Jun 18th, 2008 by eldred
*POLICE ADMITS THERE IS AN INCREASE IN INCIDENCE OF ROBBERIES IN THE CITY SINCE JANUARY
*TWO CONGRESSMEN ARE CALLING FOR A PROBE INTO THE DEATH OF A BOHOLANA OFW IN SAUDI ARABIA AS ANOTHER OFW COMES HOME AFTER BEING RAPED SEVERAL TIMES BY HER EMPLOYERS
*HIRING OF TEACHERS FOR VACANCIES IN CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ADHERES WITH
STRICT GUIDELINES OF THE DEPED, SAYS CITY SCHOOLS DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT DR. NORMA VARQUEZ
* MEANWHILE, TEACHERS AT CITY CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ARE WORRIED IF THE CONFLICT BETWEEN MAYOR DAN LIM AND CITY DEPED SUPERINTENDENT NORMA VARQUEZ CONTINUES
*POLICE CAPTURED TWO ELECTRICAL WIRE THIEVES YESTERDAY VICTIMIZING CITY RESIDENTS AND LIGHTING SYSTEMS
*MORE THAN 38 ILLEGAL STALLS FRONTING A MALL IN BARANGAY DAMPAS WILL BE CLOSED DOWN AS THEY ARE OPERATING WITHOUT PERMITS
*ORGANIZERS OF THE MONTH-LONG SANDUGO FESTIVAL VOWS TO MAKE THE
CELEBRATION COLORFUL WITH MORE PARTICIPANTS
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