MALAYBALAY CITY | BUKIDNON NEWS | SOCIETY – This is really sad news. According to tweets from ExploreBukidnon, a young Patrol 117 rescue responder died yesterday, December 8, 2010. This, after the ambulance she and her companions were in was hit. The Malaybalay City Patrol
BUKIDNON ONLINE | BUKIDNON BLOGGERS – A few days ago, I received an important phone call. No, make that a very important phone call from a very important person. I received a call from former Malaybalay City Mayor and now Bukidnon 2nd District Congressman Florencio
UPDATE: This post also serves as my official “vote” for the 2010 Bloggers’ Choice Award in the Philippine Blog Awards. I am voting for this blog because it has a clear and long-term goal: IT AIMS TO SPARK CHANGE within a community that’s fiercely traditional
BUKIDNON | BUKIDNON ONLINE | BUKIDNON WEBSITE – So I logged on to the Official Website of Bukidnon today, December 2, 2010 at exactly 1PM to see if the government employees over at the Provincial Government of Bukidnon bothered to upload photos or news items
TRIBUTE TO BUKIDNON: Senator Juan Miguel F. Zubiri presents a copy of “Bukidnon: The Philippine Frontier” to Gov. Alex Calingasan at the launching ceremony recently held at the NBC Tent in Fort Bonifacio Global City. Zubiri said the coffee table book is a dream project
BUKIDNON NEWS | MALAYBALAY CITY | CRIME – First it was Joseph Rodrigo de Villa who was killed last March 24, 2010. Fast forward a few months later and after several crimes (not only within city limits but at the Simaya-Bangcud-Aglayan areas, too), a big
BUKIDNON NEWS – Thanks to an email from Atong Press, I got hold of the news that members of the Bukidnon media community commemorated the first anniversary of the Maguindanao Massacre yesterday, November 23, 2010, in Malaybalay City, the capital of Bukidnon. The Maguindanao Massacre