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Dumaguete City, Philippines Monday, November 24, 2014
Negros Oriental
Button‘Sendong’ victims to get free power connection at Caritas
ButtonNegros college student leaders complete BINHI camp of EDC
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Arnaiz seeks intelligence fund details
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Teves 66th Dumaguete Charter Day speaker
ButtonSU coed wins Miss Dumaguete

‘Sendong’ victims to get free
power connection at Caritas

BY JUDY F. PARTLOW

At least 58 families, who were displaced by typhoon Sendong in late 2011 and who are now residing at a low-cost housing site in Dumaguete City, will receive free electric meters and individual installation and connection to their homes.

This after the Negros Oriental 2 Electric Cooperative switched on the electric line that will power the houses of the families living at the Caritas Village Shelter Phase I in Barangay Bajumpandan, Dumaguete Friday.

Noreco 2 general manager Dionefred Macahig, Dumaguete Mayor Manuel Sagarbarria, Vice Mayor Woodrow Maquiling Sr., Rep. George Arnaiz (Neg. Or., 2nd District) Bajumpandan Barangay Captain Orlando Enquig, kagawads Juancho Gallarde and Noel Ramirez, and Fr. Burton Villarmente of the Social Action Center of the Diocese of Dumaguete were among those present during the switch-on ceremony.

Negros college student leaders
complete BINHI camp of EDC
BY JUDY F. PARTLOW

Thirty-four college student leaders in Negros Oriental and Occidental completed the three-day BINHI Youth Camp-Negros held at the Energy Development Corporation’s Energy Camp in Valencia town, Negros Oriental, recently.

BINHI is the greening program of EDC, with focus on reforestation and emphasis on the prime endangered species in the country.

Seventeen delegates each from the two Negros provinces converged for the youth camp that ended Saturday night, and aimed to provide the participants with the experience on “how energy can be in harmony with nature,” Dwight Maxino, EDC vice president for the Negros Island Business Unit, said.

Arnaiz seeks
intelligence fund details

BY RENE GENOVE

Rep. George Arnaiz (Neg. Or., 2nd District) sought for details of how the peace and order budget is allocated and spent, during the Provincial Development Council meeting held recently in Dumaguete City.

Arnaiz said Governor Roel Degamo did not answer directly the query, and added the purpose of his question was to check if there were duplications.

The discussion of the proposed expenditures, particularly the P10 million intelligence fund for 2015, was done amid claims that such funding was not authorized in the 2014 annual budget but was already spent.

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