Treñas for smooth PECO-to-MORE transition
“LEVEL up!
Level up!”
We often hear
Mayor Jerry P. Treñas
shout those words in addressing the people of Iloilo City, echoing his
determination to skyrocket the city to...
The house on Harvard Street
WHY
did Panay Electric Co. (PECO) choose the Regional Trial Court (RTC Branch 209)
as venue in which to file a civil case questioning the constitutionality...
A charter city for 82 years
COME Sunday, Aug.
25, Iloilo City will mark its 82nd anniversary as “charter city” without much
pageantry – unlike last year when the city splurged P5...
PECO’s overdue exit in sight?
THAT statement would preferably have ended
with a period rather than a question mark. But due to the protracted refusal of
Panay Electric Co. (PECO) to...
Growing up with the radio
I
WAS three years old in 1953 when I first heard the radio in our barangay in San
Jose, Antique. My father had brought home a...
Seafaring is not always fun
MY brother Randy is a seaman. Whenever he
comes home from nine months at sea, he looks thinner. He spends most of his
vacation time at...
Cheaper med law useless
THIS writer,
confined in a hospital for one week already, hopes to be discharged today. One
thing I have found out is that medicine prices have...
Welcome, billionaire Enrique Razon, Jr.
IT WAS A sprightly
Julienne “Jam-jam” Baronda, the first congresswoman of Iloilo City, who told us
the good news that Don Enrique K. Razon Jr., the...
Gasping for sustainable productivity
OUR human resources – the skilled and
unskilled laborers who toil for a living for the survival of their families –
are the cogs in the...
Was that sea disaster ‘God’s will’?
“GOD’S
WILL” is a two-word of comfort we say to the bereaved family over death of a
loved one. But whether the persons condoled think so...