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Labor group laments removal of mother tongue in Education; calls it detached from reality

The Federation of Free Workers (FFW) expressed deep concern over the recent legislation removing the use of the mother tongue in classroom instruction. “Our union...
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Leveraging technology: Lungsod ng San Pedro’s metrics for good governance

Last April, Lungsod ng San Pedro Mayor Art Mercado led in the inauguration of the city’s P300 million Smart Command Center.        Mercado was joined...
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Lungsod ng San Pedro Health Services: An Update

Two years ago, in August 2022, volunteer doctors and nurses from the Sun Han Volunteer Center of Korea arrived at the Lungsod ng San...
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Education First

“Sa Lungsod ng San Pedro, edukasyon ang laging una. We ensure that every child in the city has the tools needed to succeed.”—Mayor Art...
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From Good to Great: San Pedro’s leap to smart progress

“It is the ultimate goal of the Officials and Employees of the Lungsod ng San Pedro to make San Pedro a highly-urbanized place to...
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San Pedro’s gender power: To the fairest

It would be easy to label her the “Mayor’s wife.” Until you see her work and hear her speak. And then you realize: Mikhaelle...
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New agriculture and the rise of the smart San Pedro urban farmer

As the third smallest city in Laguna province, San Pedro has long surrendered much of its agricultural lands to commercial establishments, resettlement sites, and...
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UST-FMS opens Henry Sy Sr. Hall, a new nub for medical simulation and research

The Henry Sy Foundation and the University of Santo Tomas (UST) Faculty of Medicine and Surgery (FMS) inaugurated the Henry Sy Sr. Hall on...
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Affordable Art Fair Singapore Unveils an Exciting Line-up of Programmes for its 15th Anniversary

October, Singapore — Affordable Art Fair makes its return to Singapore from 7-10 November 2024, marking the 15th anniversary of the fair in the...
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“Let a million sampaguitas bloom again”

Tourism & the revival of San Pedro’s Sampaguita industry In 1934, the sampaguita was declared as the country’s national flower by American Governor-General Frank Murphy.       ...
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Oman to join Philippine-hosted Ministerial meeting marking 50 yers of the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation in Southeast Asia

VIA GRAPHIC PLUS | MANILA —  The Sultanate of Oman, represented by its Ministry of Foreign Affairs, joins ministers in Manila this week for the meeting commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Treaty of Amity and Cooperation (TAC). On the sidelines...

Oman–Philippines 3: Strategic Majlis opens in Manila to build on decades of migration ties through trade and investment

A high-level platform connecting decision-makers and entrepreneurs from Oman and the Philippines to unlock new opportunities for business, investment and strategic cooperation. MANILA, Philippines — Manila will host senior government officials, investors and business leaders from Oman and the Philippines this Sunday, July 26, as both countries seek...

Where the Missing Things Go

“What the—?” Sky’s hand stalled inside the bag, fingers grazing the lining like it might bite.  The leather was a tired brown, the kind that had once been pretty in store lighting and then surrendered to real life—edges blunted, corners darkened by touch. It smelled faintly of powder...