Monthly Archives: September 2009
A letter To Governor Sally Lee of Sorsogon
To Governor Sally Lee: We are pleased to know that you’re visiting our town Bulan. May your visit be a memorable and fruitful one this time. Since your purpose is to discuss the Pawa hospital issue with Mayor Helen De Castro, … Continue reading
PAWA HOSPITAL ISSUE
Submitted on 2009/09/25 at 8:16am By Tonyboy Gilana-PIO Bulan Jun, I think it’s about time that your readers be informed about the PAWA HOSPITAL which has indeed been the source of so many hurt feelings and complaints from our residents. … Continue reading
Madame John Quincy Adams?
By W. Scott Thompson and Oliver Geronilla* The sixth American president, like GMA, was the child of a previous president: John Quincy Adams was son to second president John Adams. After he lost his bid for reelection in … Continue reading
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Of Green Vegetables And Green-Eyed Monster in Bulan
jun asuncion “There is a family that live adjacent to the property. When my nephew planted the vegetables and were almost a foot tall, these people had their little children (ages 8-12) went over the fence and trampled on … Continue reading
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What Moved The Con-grAssmen To Dance The Cha(os)-Cha(os)
Two articles I found today which I consider must be shared throughout the country, namely those who signed the “death sentence” to the 1987 Constitution and Loren Legarda’s assailing Gloria for JBC Directive. – Congressmen Who Signed Con Ass- and perhaps … Continue reading
BULAN TOWN GIRDS FOR PISTA SA KABUBUDLAN 2009
by Tonyboy-PIO September 1, 2009 at 10:22 am Bulan, Sorsogon – In what appears to be the biggest gathering of participants thus far, the Local Government Unit, through the Office of the Mayor and the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources … Continue reading
VFA: a Lick and a Promise?
By W. Scott Thompson and Oliver Geronilla* “Well, because he looked like a wild boar,” the American serviceman explained his shooting of a Pinoy at Subic Bay forty years ago; was there anything more insensitive he might have … Continue reading →
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