Cotana lamang daa, sabi kan mga ciudadano, pasunodon an saendang mga contratista sa tamang procidimiento sa saendang mga proyecto.
Author: Catanduanes Tribune
Some key changes in the New Year
According to reliable sources, the new OIC has hit the ground running, to borrow the phrase that characterized the first year of then-President Fidel Ramos. He has reportedly resolved satisfactorily the issue regarding the proposed widening of the national highway section that passes through the Luyang Cave Park. More on this next week…
The Cha-Cha train rolls again
But, the important question is whether the present Congress, whose great hall is occupied by political turncoats and members of political dynasties, approve those very same amendments that would lead to their members’ political demise?
TO LGU-VIRAC, FELLOW TAXPAYERS AND MOTORISTS
Now that it’s the month of January, we are reminded and obliged to visit our Municipal Treasurer’s Office to settle our obligations to renew our Business Permit or Mayor’s permit…
Letter to the Editor, 2019-01-22
Please help me connect with proper authorities that can improve the image of Catanduanes as a tourist-rich happy island.
FEDERALISM?
Effective leadership is not always contingent on academic excellence. One doesn’t need to be a lawyer, a cum laude or rich to be a good leader. To me, a lot of common sense and good intentions are fundamentally what it takes for someone to ideally lead.
CSC kicks off search for outstanding gov’t workers
CSC Information Officer for Bicol Rona Jane Nuñez said the nominations to the 2020 Search for Outstanding Government Workers can now be submitted to the CSC regional office and provincial offices not later than March 31, 2020.
Abaca stripper nabbed for acts of lasciviousness
Police in San Andres town arrested an abaca stripper last week who was facing a criminal charge of acts of lasciviousness committed years ago.
PRRD, Bong Go aid Taal evacuees in Sto. Tomas, Batangas
Aside from the distribution of relief goods to affected families and individuals, the Office of the President also gave financial assistance to disaster-stricken local government units (LGUs) to help in their recovery and rehabilitation efforts. Senator Go also gave away dust masks to affected LGUs for distribution to residents to protect them from the effects of the ashfall.
Police on alert in wake of riding-in-tandem shooting
The provincial director’s action reportedly came just a day before a riding-in-tandem gunman fired at Caramoran councilor Zaldy Francisco Idanan, 57, while he was traveling to his home on board a motorcycle last Jan. 21, 2020.