THE provincial government now under the administration of Gov. Aris Aumentado is pushing for more desalination projects for potable water especially in the island barangays
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Oil price rollback next week
MANILA, Philippines — Motorists can get a break from back-to-back weeks of hefty fuel price hikes as a possible rollback is expected next week. Philippine
Dauis Mayor Bullen pushes Green Farming
MAYOR Roman Bullen of Dauis town vowed to pursue what he called “Green Farming,” equivalent to Green Revolution of then President Ferdinand Marcos. This he
Apply for easy install schemes, SSS tells delinquent members
BEFORE the Social Security System’s (SSS) Run After Contribution Evaders (RACE) team gets back in town, local authorities here urge erring businessmen and companies to
Trinidad to be corn, cassava mech hub
TRINIDAD, Bohol, Sept 1 (PIA) –In what he called sincere gratitude and untiring support of Trinidad town to Bohol’s over-all development thrusts and initiatives in
Massive price hikes for diesel and kerosene next week: FUEL HIKE!!!
OIL companies have calculated another massive-scale price hikes of close to P6.00 per liter at the petroleum pumps, primarily for diesel and kerosene products, next
Bye modules, hello F2F classes
THOUSANDS of pupils and students trooped to public and private schools on Monday (August 22, 2022), the official opening of classes, leaving behind their being
4 Bohol PNP stations host digitized clearance system
FIRST time job seekers can get their new police clearances for free, while senior citizens and persons with disabilities can get discounts. This as the
Bohol-Daegu City Cultural Exchange visit Bohol
In celebration of the International Youth Month
THE Provincial Government of Bohol welcomes the delegation from Daegu City, South Korea consisting of the Daum Dance Company and KPop Boy Group, DUSTIN. They
Non-potable water in towns, refilling stations ‘alarming’
THE supposed potable water in the municipalities and those in refilling stations in Bohol has become “alarming.” There’s more non-potable water than potable water, Provincial