November 26, 2022 - Negros Now Daily

9-hr power interruption Nov. 26

November 26, 2022

A nine-hour outage, starting at 8 a.m. Nov. 26, will affect residents serviced by the Sum-ag and Hilangban substations of the Central Negros Electric Cooperative Inc., following the shutdown of the Bacolod-San Enrique 69kV transmission line by the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines.

Children’s Month advocacy fair ongoing in mall

November 26, 2022

No child should be living on the streets of Negros before 2022 ends.
This was stressed by Kalipay Negrense Foundation Inc. founder and president, Anna Balcells, during the opening Nov. 25 of the three-day Children’s Month Advocacy Fair at SM City Bacolod, adding that this is also her personal goal.

Debulgado expects SP approval of P5.1B NegOcc budget Dec. 6

November 26, 2022

The proposed P5.1 billion budget of the provincial government of Negros Occidental for 2023 was justified after weeklong deliberations by the Committee on Finance and Appropriations, which ended Nov. 24, its chairman, Board Member Romel Debulgado, said yesterday, Nov. 25.

Voter registration resumes Dec. 12

November 26, 2022

The resumption of the voter registration for the synchronized Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE) will start on Dec. 12 this year, Provincial Comelec supervisor, Atty. Ian Lee Ananoria, said Friday.

Rebels claim ambush-slay of 2 soldiers

November 26, 2022

As the New People’s Army Armando Sumayang Command claims responsibility for the ambush-slay of two Army intelligence operatives in Brgy. Camindangan, Sipalay City, Negros Occidental, the Army’s 3rd Infantry Division strongly condemned the merciless killing of its two personnel.

9-hr power interruption Nov. 26

Children’s Month advocacy fair ongoing in mall

Debulgado expects SP approval of P5.1B NegOcc budget Dec. 6

Voter registration resumes Dec. 12

Rebels claim ambush-slay of 2 soldiers

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