THE Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Bohol is set to resurrect the Repa scam that preyed on hundreds of Boholanos, not only the lowly income earners but
Author: The BoholTimes
ATI offers garden options, trainings
to help in El Niño food production
TAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol (PIA) – While agricultural services served by government agencies under the Department of Agriculture continue to flow despite the shortening possibilities of
Miss Mater Dei College bats for out-of-school youth education
TUBIGON town’s Miss Mater Dei College 2024 Kyla Suaybaguio bats for free education for all especially the out-of-school youth, which she said is her advocacy.
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SALAAM POLICE ADVOCACY GROUP
Peace police anchors gov’t anti-terror
anti-crime programs in Muslim areas
MUSLIM communities. Like mushrooms after a lightning storm, they are sprouting, but unlike the usual huddling stilt houses of light materials that tiptoe on the
City holds choir festival in celebration of National Arts Month
THE harmonious melody of choirs filled the air during the Choir Festival held on February 17, 2024 at the Bohol Quality Activity Center. The event,
Tagbilaran City Science High clinches
honors in National Achievement Test
TAGBILARAN City Science High School (TCSHS) has emerged as a beacon of academic excellence, securing top honors in the National Achievement Test (NAT) for Grade
Klase sa SY 2023-24 humanon karong Mayo 31
SAYO ang bakasyon sa elementarya ug sekondarya sa nasod subay sa desisyon sa Department of Education (DepEd) nga ibalhin ang pagkatapos sa School Year (SY)
Pagpasud sa small commercial fishers
sa 10.1 kms, gisugdan na og konsulta
TAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol (PIA) –Gisugdan na og pakonsulta sa Kapitolyo sa Bohol ang nakit-ang sugyot nga tugotan nga pasudlan ang napulo ka kilometro nga kadagatan
Tripulante naputol-putol sa propeller
PATAY ang usa ka tripulante sa Ocean Jet fastcraft human kini aksidenteng natagak sa dagat ug nakaon sa propeller nga padung na untang molarga paingon
. . . . by way of a provincial legislation?
AS reported in previous columns, Short Cuts had informed his readers of his almost daily trips from his residence to his farm and school in