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Pelayo: Lal-lo continues to shine

J. Pelayo IV / from August 2, 2019

I LEFT Pampanga one rainy afternoon for an assignment. It took me 12 long hours to reach my destination in the northern part of Luzon. The name of the town means “twisting two strands” (to make a rope) and it’s one of the most historic places in the country. I ...

Pangan: The purge continues

Benjie Pangan / from August 1, 2019

UNTIL this time, changes in personnel and staffing patterns are being made at the City Government of Mabalacat.Mayor Crisostomo Garbo and his cabal of loyal officials are bent on throwing out all the expendable employees and even department heads.By expendable is meant those whose loyalty to Mayor Cris and his ...

Sula: Uy’s problem

Jun Sula / from August 1, 2019

DENNIS Uy, the namesake of a more fortunate kinred spirit, is crying foul over the investigation of his internet firm by the newly-minted council of the city of angels.Suddenly, my mind unearthed memories of a comic strip where a Chinese character shouted “wakanga” every time he met twisted people or ...

Peña: Dragonflies and other natural pest control

Rox Pena / from August 1, 2019

HEALTH Secretary Francisco Duque III recently declared a National Dengue Alert due to the rapidly increasing number of cases observed in several regions. Just last Wednesday, I visited my friend’s daughter who was confined in the hospital due to dengue. According to her, this is the third time that she ...

Catap-Lacson: Kapampangan vlogging is the best

Michelle Catap Lacson / from July 31, 2019

VLOGGING seems to be the trendiest thing to do now as we see numerous celebrities coming up with their channels. This after the so-called Queen of All Media, Kris Aquino, has institutionalized the vlogging industry with the inception of her own Kris C. Aquino Productions or KCAP.Not only does this ...

Viray: Another feather in Fernandinos' cap

Atty. Atlee T. Viray / from July 31, 2019

ONE of the most difficult standards to attain is meritocracy in public service. Patronage politics does not blend well with merit. As is, governors and mayors favor appointing their leaders and relatives once they are elected into office. It happens that the Civil Service Commission (CSC) encourages excellence in the ...

Sangil: One flick and you may lose all

Max Sangil / from July 31, 2019

IT WAS just a verbal order over the weekend, and the police moved into action and they were relentless. More than 30,000 lotto outlets were closed. I can imagine if I were a franchise holder and invested my lifetime savings and without due process, I lost everything. Just like that.Let's ...

Ocampo: The Cash on Hand should be in the bank

Joselito R. Ocampo / from July 31, 2019

CASH on Hand is a business asset in the form of bills, coins, and dated checks held by the business cashier that were received from all sources of receipts, including cash sales and collection from customers' accounts.Collections that are still in the possession of the Sales Representative for which an ...

Arceo: Temporary chaos

Minerva Zamora-Arceo / from July 30, 2019

THERE has been a nationwide crackdown on lotto and STL, courtesy of President Rodrigo Duterte’s prompt order. The reason given behind the stoppage of all gaming operations under the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) is alleged massive corruption.Malacañang authorities said they will reveal the full list of culprits involved in ...

Tulabut: Lifting Porac

Noel G. Tulabut / from July 30, 2019

ALVIERA is giving Porac its necessary lift.Industry- and economy-wise, the continuing development of this 1,800-hectare mixed-use project by a partnership between Ayala Land and Leonio Land could very well serve as the anchor of a new wave of progress for this eastern town of Pampanga.It’s not that we’re saying that ...

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