The Babaylan Festival performers at the Negros Farmers Weekend Market second anniversary.*
(Andy Alvarez photo)Montelibano files MR
on Ombudsman ruling
BY CARLA GOMEZ
Murcia Mayor Andrew Montelibano said yesterday that by preventing the payment of the P16.8 million computerized revenue enhancement project of his predecessor he was able to save the town government from suffering damages.
Montelibano was reacting to the Ombudsman’s dismissal of a criminal case for violation of the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act he filed against former Murcia Mayor Esteban Coscolluela and Julieta Cunanan, president and chief executive officer of Systems and Plan Integrator Development Corp., in connection with the P16.8 million project.
The Murcia mayor in a press statement said that he has filed a Motion for Reconsideration to the Ombudsman’s ruling on Feb. 7, 2015.
Felisa sets public
hearing on solar plant
BY CHRYSEE SAMILLANO
A German company is planning to put up a 100 MW solar plant in Purok Paho, Brgy. Felisa, Bacolod City this year.
Felisa Barangay Captain Mona Dia Jardin said the company has requested for a favorable endorsement from the barangay and this will be taken up in a public hearing on March 21.
Jardin said she believes the company will not encounter any difficulty since it is renewable energy and the project will benefit the barangay and provide jobs as they will hire about 200 workers. This will also increase the revenue of Felisa, she said.
Montelibano files MR on Ombudsman ruling Felisa sets public hearing on solar plant Brgy captain complains vs fund releases Army hoping entire WV dev’t ready soon Farmers market growing 8-fold
P1.5-M MRF installedZero open defecation plan finalized in Negros OrientalNRelease of SPES forms upFlights from Singapore to Negros likely: Orola Belle Arte condominiums launched Tax ordinance should be amended Pontevedra to host 2nd Mayor’s Cup Clergy Team Challenge tennis tourney
AX Currency vs. Asahi in Fil-Sino final
 |
||
 |
Is Duterte quacking? | |
 |
The Duterte charisma | |
.jpg) |
Negros species vulnerable to extinction | |
 |
Lee Kuan Yew | |
 |
Who owns Makati City Hall? | |
|
Energreen’s promises – 3 | |
IN DUMAGUETE
P1.5-M MRF installed
After one month, motorists wearing bonnets and masks in Dumaguete City will be apprehended and fined, under a proposed ordinance approved on second reading by the Sangguniang Panlungsod during its session Wednesday.
The ordinance sponsored by Councilor Franklin Esmena Jr. and co-sponsored by Councilor Antonio Remollo, prohibits the wearing of masks, bonnets and anything that conceal a person’s identity and providing for penalties.
The ordinance said police records show that criminals, such as killers, hold-uppers, robbers, snatchers and other forms of criminalities use bonnets and masks to cover their identities when they commit crimes.