TODAYS TOP NEWS MONDAY MARCH 11, 2024: * BUSINESSMEN IN THE ENTIRE VISAYAS SAY THE PROPOSED P100 DAILY WAGE INCREASE WILLBADLY AFFECT THE ECONOMY ESPECIALLY THE POOREST OF THE POOR WHO ARE JOBLESS ASPRICES OF ALL COMMODITIES WILL INCREASE* CONCERNED NETIZENS AND ENVIRONMENTALISTS ARE STRONGLY AGAINST THE CUTTING OF TREES IN FRONT OF MAIN CAMPUS OF BISU ALONG CPG AVENUE IN TAGBILARAN CITY-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------* MAKADAUT SA KATIBUK-AN NGA EKONOMIYA SA PILIPINAS KUNG IPUGOS ANG PAGPATUMAN SAP100 NGA USBAW SA MATAG ADLAW NGA SOHULAN SA MGA EMPLOYADO SANGLIT DAGHAN MANANG WALAI TRABAHO NGA MAOY PA-APIKTUHAN SA PAGSAKA SA PRESYO TANAN NGA MGA BALIGYA SAMERKADO..- KINI MATUD PA SA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY SA TIBOOK KA BISAY-AN* PAGPAMOTUL SA UBAYUBAY NGA MGA KAHOY ATUBANGAN SA BISU MAIN CAMPUS SA DAN CPG AVENUE ANG KUSGANONG NAKAKUHA UG PAGSUPAK SA MGA CONCERNED NETIZENS UG SA MGAENVIRONMENTALISTS DINHI SA ATONG DAPIT* ANG PUBLIKO NANGUTANA UG PWEDI BA NGA MAG PIRMI NA ANG PAGBALIGYA UG MGA BARATONG ISDA DIHA SA OLD AIRPORT SAMA SA GIBALIGYA NIADTONG BIERNES UG SABADO (Adrian. Do followstory with voice clip in your VO)* SIMBAHAN PINAAGI SA DUHA KA OBISPO, BISHOP UY UG BISHOP PARCON, MIPAGAWAS UG PASTORAL LETTER GUMIKAN SA KABALAKI SA PAGBALIK UG HITAK SA SHABU DINHI SA BOHOL DIIN MATUD SA KADAGHANANNAHITABO KINI HOMAN SA SA TERMINO NI KANHI PRES DIGONG DUTERTE * MAAYONG PAGKA PROMOTE ANG BOHOL DIDTO SA I.T.B. BERLIN SA GERMANY, KINI MATUD PA NIGOBERNADOR ARIS AUMENTADO HOMAN GI BANDIRA ANG BOHOL ISIP UNANG GIDIKLARARSA UNESCO NGA GEOPARK ISLAND SA TIBOOK PILIPINAS* ISANG-AT KARONG SIMANAHA NI KANHI LOBOC MAYOR LEON CALIPUSAN ANG KASONG CYBER LIBELBATOK KANG RETIRED COL TITOY CABAGNOT GUMIKAN SA MGA BAKAK NGA PASANGIL NGA NAGDAWATAN KUNO ANG KANHI MAYOR SA PROTECTION MONEY SA ILLEGAL GAMBLING NGANAG OPERATE SA MGA KALUNGSORAN SA BOHOL* BUKSAN NA KARONG HINAPUS SA TUIG ANG BUHATAN SA LAND TRANSPORTATION OFFICE (LTO)DIHA SA LUNGSOD SA TUBIGON, MATUD PA NI CONGRESISTA EDGAR CHATTO
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TODAYS TOP NEWS WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 3, 2010

Nov 3rd, 2010 by

*POLICE VISIBILITY AT CEMETERIES NOTED WELL BY THE PUBLIC WHICH GAVE BOHOL A PEACEFUL OBSERVANCE OF ALL SAINTS DAY AND ALL SOULS DAY *SEAWEED GROWERS PREFER SPREAD OUT PLANTING INSTEAD OF BEING CONCENTRATED IN DANAHON REEF ……………. *GIPAABOT NGA MAHIDANGAT SI EDUCATION SEC. ARMIN LUISTRO UGMA ISIP BISITA SA IKA 114TH NGA ADLAW NATAWHAN NI […]

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TODAYS TOP NEWS TUESDAY NOVEMBER 2, 2010

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*VISIT TO DEPARTED KINS AT THE CEMETERY WILL MERIT WHAT THE CATHOLIC CHURCH TERMED AS “INDULGENCE” TO MAKE UP FOR SINS COMMITTED *PNP PROVINCIAL DIRECTOR CONSTANTINO BAROT, JR REPORTS A VERY PEACEFUL OBSERVANCE OF ALL SAINTS DAY YESTERDAY *REP. ERICO AUMENTADO BUILDS MORE SCHOOLS IN BOHOL’S 2ND DISTRICT

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TODAYS TOP NEWS SATURDAY OCTOBER 30, 2010

Oct 30th, 2010 by

*MORE TOURISTS ARE EXPECTED TO ARRIVE STARTING TODAY FOR A LONG FOUR DAY HOLIDAY ……………………. *WALAY BULOK PAMOLITIKA ANG GIHIMO NGA PAGRIPASO UG SUSI SA MGA PROYEKTO NI KANHI GOB. ERICO AUMENTADO, KINI MATUD PA NI GOB. EDGAR CHATTO *GIPAPAS NA ANG PROYEKTO NGA BIO-ETHANOL UBOS SA KAGAMHANAN SA KOREA NGA GIPLANO SA MIAGING ADMINISTRASYON […]

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TODAYS TOP NEWS FRIDAY OCTOBER 29, 2010

Oct 29th, 2010 by

*PNP PROVINCIAL DIRECTOR CONSTANTINO BAROT, JR REMINDS FINANCIERS OF SWERTRES THAT THE CAMPAIGN HAS NO LET UP *GOV. EDGAR CHATTO WANTS TO MEET AGAIN WITH THE BOHOL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY INC TO HELP THE PNP IN MAINTAINING PEACE AND ORDER IN BOHOL ……………… *TIGPAYUHOT SA GINADILING DRUGAS DINHI SA DAKBAYAN SA TAGBILARAN ANG […]

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TODAYS TOP NEWS THURSDAY OCTOBER 28, 2010

Oct 28th, 2010 by

*CONCERNED ELECTORATES WANT AN INVESTIGATION ON WHY THE BALLOTS WERE RECEIVED IN SOME VOTING PRECINTS AFTER 3:00 OCLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON ALREADY *BIG LOST OF OPPORTUNITY IF THE KOREAN GOVERNMENT WILL NOT PUSH THROUGH ITS PLAN FOR A HUGE SEAWEED PLANTATION IN COASTAL TOWNS OF BOHOL, SAYS REP. ERICO AUMENTADO ………………. *GAKINAHANGLAN PA UG PAGTUGOT […]

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TODAYS TOP NEWS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 27, 2010

Oct 27th, 2010 by

*DUE TO THE DELAY IN THE RELEASE OF BALLOTS LAST MONDAY, HUNDREDS OF VOTERS WERE DISENFRANCHISED, BUT COMELEC SAYS IT WAS NOT REASON TO DECLARE FAILURE OF ELECTION *REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH BILL REMAINS AN ISSUE DISCUSS BY LAWMAKERS AT THE CAPITOL ………… *HINGUSGAN SA HINIUSANG PWERSA SA COMELEC BOHOL ANG IMBISTIGASYON KABAHIN SA BINUANG NGA NAGPALUYO […]

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TODAYS TOP NEWS TUESDAY OCTOBER 26, 2010

Oct 26th, 2010 by

*BOHOL EXPERIENCED A VERY PEACEFUL BARANGAY AND SK ELECTIONS YESTERDAY, PER ASSESSMENT MADE BY PNP PROVINCIAL DIRECTOR CONSTANTINO BAROT, JR. WHILE ELECTION RESULTS WERE KNOWN EARLY DAWN TODAY IN THE CITY 15 BARANGAYS *FORMER DAO BARANGAY CAPTAIN ATOY COSAP SAYS THE CITY COMELEC HAS TO ANSWER THE PUBLIC ON WHY SOME BALLOTS WERE DELIVERED AT […]

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TODAYS TOP NEWS SATURDAY OCTOBER 23, 2010

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*GOV. EDGAR CHATTO SAYS ITS TOO EARLY TO CONCLUDE ON THE GOOD PERFORMANCE OF PNP DIRECTOR CONSTANTINO BAROT, JR ALTHOUGH HE SAID HE SEES THE NEW PNP BOSS DOING HIS DUTIES WELL *BOHOLANOS ARE AGAIN WORRIED ON DAILY BROWNOUTS HAPPENING EVERYDAY DURING THIS MONTH OF OCTOBER …………… *ANDAM NA ANG KAPOLISAN SA LOON PAGBANTAY SA […]

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