ANGELES BOYS. Congressman Ares Yabut, three-term City Councilor, should not take lightly his deadly rival Chito Bacani who is running for the same post (congressman) under an anti-corruption banner.

THE most awaited event for 2010 (passing through Christmas 2009 of course) has had its introductory moorings when the filing of certificates of candidacy started last November 20 for the positions of

MARAMING mga reklamoang natatanggap ang inyong lingkod ukol sa mga ginagawa umano ng Blue Boys (Traffic Enforcer) ni Mayor Oscar Rodriguez.

Bzzz...bzzz...buzzing cellphone ringing tones jolted me at 11 p.m. last Thursday night.

(A short critique on Kapampangan poetry)

"Itang ilug tabunan me,

sabatan mu itang danum

Mawala ing keying inge,

ing agus na magmaratun

Potang iti kumasna ne

ating datang a panaun

ALLOW me please to run some snippets of information as there are a hundred and one things in my mind that need to be printed in this column. Here they go:

WE USUALLY start decorating for Christmas in November right after undas.

DEFINITELY, one of the fondest, albeit discreet and sometimes passionate aspirations of an elected official seeking reelection come May 2010 is to have another mandate, another stab at his elective po

NO, THEY won't be running against each other for a certain position. The two congressmen are expected to run for re-election in their respective districts.

IN TODAY’S gospel, we see Jesus weeping over Jerusalem. What could have caused our Lord such an intense emotional pain?

THE background of this questionnaire has already been given in a previous column (July 1, 2009). So, I will prescind from it.

ANO kaya ang magiging kalagayan ng ating mga kapatid na katutubong Aeta kung magiging kalbo na ang Sacobia Valley na nasa boundary ng Bamban, Tarlac at Mabalacat, Pampanga.

THIS is in reaction to the Sun-Star Pampanga's editor-in-chief Jun Malig in his column "Cognition" dated November 16 and titled "Partylist System and ALE" and the editorial of Punto!

WITH barely seven months remaining in her term, President Arroyo can proudly boast of the Clark Freeport Zone as a continuing success story of her development initiatives.

UNTIL now, I’ve been receiving questions from our neighborhood folks if they can still register their names with the Commission on Elections.