December 5, 2021 - Negros Now Daily

UNegA, guv remember David Lacson

December 5, 2021

The 178 members of the United Negros Alliance remembered their fallen comrade, former EB Magalona mayor David Albert Lacson, who succumbed to COVID-19 Dec. 3.

Yanson matriarch named special administrator of late husband’s estate

December 5, 2021

Matriarch Olivia Yanson, or OVY to her family and friends, was appointed by a local court as the special administrator of the estate of her late husband, Ricardo Yanson, the Vallacar Transit Inc. (VTI) said.

DSB residents hesitant to get vaccinated

December 5, 2021

MITCH M. LIPA Don Salvador Benedicto Mayor Marxlen dela Cruz said almost 30 percent of the locals are hesitant to get vaccinated, so the municipal government will strengthen its house

UNegA members free to choose presidential bet

December 5, 2021

Unlike in the 2016 elections when Negrenses united to support the candidacy of Mar Roxas, members of the United Negros Alliance are free to choose the presidential candidate that they will support in the May 2022 polls, its secretary general, Cadiz Mayor Salvador Escalante Jr., said Dec. 4.

Drug suspects nabbed

December 5, 2021

A buy-bust operation in Purok Santan, Brgy. Zone 12, Talisay City, Dec. 4, led to the arrest of Joel Duena, alias “Kulong”, 53, of the place.

Megaworld to develop P5 billion shophouse, boutique hotel district

December 5, 2021

Township developer Megaworld is developing a sustainable boutique hotel and shophouse district within its 462-hectare Paragua Coastown in San Vicente, Palawan.

Tropical garden

December 5, 2021

Tropical plants are often symbols of life and happiness on earth. Their vibrant colors and stunning beauty are indicative of the natural energy that exists in our planet. The blossoming of flowers makes a person’s character positive all the time. It attracts the inner glow of the beautiful soul of the owner of a tropical garden.

`My success marks another milestone’

December 5, 2021

A son of a sugarcane farmworker, locally called “karga-tapas”, and a 4Ps (Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program) beneficiary is among the 40 new civil engineers produced by Carlos Hilado Memorial State College in Talisay, Negros Occidental.

A tale of two countries

December 5, 2021

In early October, I was invited to travel by train from Washington, DC to New Haven, Connecticut, to talk to a global affairs class at Yale University. The five-hour train trip up was my first since the official start of the pandemic but I found it quite nice, even with having to wear a mask except when I was eating in the dining car.

Park Inn by Radisson welcomes the Holiday Season

December 5, 2021

Park Inn by Radisson Bacolod, the new and vibrant upper midscale hotel in the City of Smiles, formalized its opening through a festive welcome of the holiday season.

UNegA, guv remember David Lacson

Yanson matriarch named special administrator of late husband’s estate

DSB residents hesitant to get vaccinated

UNegA members free to choose presidential bet

Drug suspects nabbed

Megaworld to develop P5 billion shophouse, boutique hotel district

Tropical garden

`My success marks another milestone’

A tale of two countries

Park Inn by Radisson welcomes the Holiday Season

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