Thursday May 23 | Sun-Star
THEY have it in them, the professionalism, the enthusiasm, the limited but working manpower and the willingness to work with other groups that knows better of the work at hand.
Meet Filipino who will graduate with honors at US academy
Growing up in the fringes of the Dipolog city airport, Theodore Karl Quijano was bitten early by the lure of flight and that has taken him all the way to Colorado, where he graduates next week from the US Air Force Academy.
Rosario back in Binmaley; Velasco loses anew in Sta. Barbara
Former Mayor Simplicio Rosario came back to lead the town of Binmaley anew after roundly beating his former conqueror, outgoing Mayor Lorenzo Cerezo in Binmaley.
Tension grips special poll in Compostela
COMPOSTELA VALLEY, Philippines An 83-year-old village chief now fears for his life as tension gripped yesterday's special election in four polling precincts in Barangay Gabi, Compostela town, Compostela Valley.
Comelec thanks police for peaceful polls
THE Commission on Elections in Cordillera extended its gratitude to the Philippine National Police in keeping the May 13 elections in the region orderly.
Still 9-3 for Team PNoy in official tally
Administration bets are still dominating the senatorial race led by Grace Poe based on the 14 certificates of canvass transmitted on Wednesday to the Commission on Elections , sitting as the National Board of Canvassers .
The Philippines held midterm legislative elections May 13, 2013.
Election posters for the midterm elections hang along a street as residents walk to a polling precinct in Taguig, Metro Manila May 13, 2013.
Glitches suffered by the precinct count optical scan machines did not deter the Commission on Elections from assessing the conduct of 2013 midterm polls on Monday as generally okay.
Despite a number of isolated election-related violent incidents in some parts of the country, the Armed Forces of the Philippines assessed Monday's conduct of elections nationwide as generally peaceful.
Polling centers open to 52M voters
More than 30,000 polling centers across the country opened Monday morning to some 52,014,648 Filipinos who are voting for candidates in congressional and local elections dominated by political dynasties and celebrities.
Ang Ladlad party brings beauty parlours and gay pageants out to vote in Philippines
As the country holds midterm elections, Ang Ladlad is hoping to be the world's first lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender party to win a seat in a national parliament Ladlad lead candidate Bemz Benedito , with her boyfriend, campaigning in the Philippines town of Baguio, northern Luzon.
Legal here, illegal there: The dog meat trade in East Asia and Southeast Asia
"Unlike South Korea, the dog meat trade in the Philippines is illegal, so there is more of a chance to shut operations down," Rosalyn says comparing the countries.
Groups stage human barricades to demand power from EDC's geothermal plants
Close to 1,000 protesters from at least 40 civil society groups in North Cotabato barricaded on Thursday the streets leading to the Mindanao sub-office of the Energy Development Corporation in Barangay Ilomavis here to demand from the geothermal power plants to divert 25 percent of their total dispatch to the host city and province.
CAR poll bets told to declare expenses honestly
THE Commission on Elections in Cordillera region has told candidates running in this year's midterm elections to declare their campaign expenses honestly.
PHLPost eyes 31% revenue growth, expands shipping options via DHL
Philippine Postal Corp. aims to raise revenues by 31 percent to P4.6 billion this year from last year's actual revenues of P3.5 billion as it beefs up express international mail services to cope with the changing market needs.
Tibaldo: Respecting Ancestral Traditions and Rekindling Cultural Pride
LUCKY are those who pay tribute to their historical past and respect their cultural beliefs and traditions but I feel sorry just the same to those who opted to shun themselves from it and remain detached or uncommitted.
2013 Limgas na Pangasinan is a champion for the environment
This year's Limgas na Pangasinan clinched the title with her winning response in the question-and-answer portion where she related how beauty contests can serve the campaign for environmental protection.
8 OWWA scholars graduate, 2 with honors
EIGHT beneficiaries of an Overseas Workers Welfare Administration scholarship program joined this year's college graduation, two of them with honors.
Job fairs, rallies to mark Labor Day commemoration
IT WILL be more of the same during the 111th celebration of Labor Day as the government is set to hold job fairs while labor groups flock the streets to denounce the government's anti-workers' policy.