Two hundred fifty (250) participants gamely conquered the dirt and muddy trail within the City Jail compound in Patpat, Malaybalay City during the Jail House Rock Trail Fun Run held last Sept. 25. The run was organized for the completion of the Jail Basketball Court, Jail Conjugal Room and assistance for the Alternative Learning [...]
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MALAYBALAY CITY – (Bukidnon News Dispatch/01-02 October) The first ever Fr. Nery Satur memorial run, organized in time for the commemoration of the 20th anniversary of his death, drew more than 500 participants on October 1. The five-kilometer run started around 6:45a.m. at the Freedom Park Covered Court. The Diocese of Malaybalay and the Archdiocese [...]
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MALAYBALAY CITY (Bukidnon News / 30 Sept) – The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples, sitting en banc, decided to annul the compliance certificate it issued to a ranch operator in Maramag, Bukidnon, reversing a verdict it made more than three years ago, according to a copy of its decision furnished by petitioner Panalsalan Dagumbaan Tribal [...]
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MALAYBALAY CITY – (Bukidnon News Dispatch/27 Sept) The Diocese of Malaybalay and its media and environment apostolates along with a sports gear partner will be holding a five-kilometer fun run in memory of slain priest Fr. Nery Satur in this city on October 1, Saturday. Dubbed as the Fr. Nery Satur Memorial Run, the event [...]
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(Bukidnon News releases this five-part series on the Bukidnon culture with permission from the author. These materials have been previously published by the BSU Ethno-cultural Museum and the Bukidnon Heritage Foundation. The script, Ms. Dinlayan says, in its simplest form, features the tangible and intangible heritage of the culture of Bukidnon. She added that culture [...]
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MALAYBALAY CITY (Bukidnon News Dispatch/25 September) – Impasugong, Bukidnon’s 134-year old town has been proposed to be declared as the tribal capital of the province. Provincial Board member Nemesio Beltran Jr. said the proposal is now in the hands of four committees of the board. Established in 1877, Impasugong has been able to preserve its [...]
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MALAYBALAY CITY – (Bukidnon News Dispatch/25 September) The Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) of Bukidnon has approved an ordinance prohibiting ‘text messaging’ while driving. The SP recently passed ordinance no. 2011-036R known as “Text at your own risk while driving ordinance of 2011.” Provincial board members unanimously approved the motion of first district board member Jay Albarece. [...]
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Bukidnon Views: Bukidnon Culture: The Knowledge By Loreta Sol L. Dinlayan (Fourth of a series) (Bukidnon News releases this five-part series on the Bukidnon culture with permission from the author. These materials have been previously published by the BSU Ethno-cultural Museum and the Bukidnon Heritage Foundation. The script, Ms. Dinlayan says, in its simplest form, [...]
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MALAYBALAY CITY – (Bukidnon News Dispatch/22 Sept) The Sangguniang Panlalawigan urged the Bukidnon provincial agriculturist in a resolution passed Wednesday to investigate the veracity of a report that a fungal disease has infected at least a thousand hectares of banana plantations in Bukidnon. Board member Jay Albarece (1st district), who authored the resolution, urged provincial [...]
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MALAYBALAY CITY (Bukidnon News Dispatch/22 Sept.) – Majority of the members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan are proposing an ordinance declaring the town of Impasug-ong as Bukidnon’s tribal capital. Eight members of the 14-member provincial board have sponsored the proposed ordinance, Nemesio Beltran Jr., one of the proponents, said.
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Bukidnon Views: Bukidnon Culture: The Treasures By Loreta Sol L. Dinlayan (Third of a series) (Bukidnon News releases this five-part series on the Bukidnon culture with permission from the author. These materials have been previously published by the BSU Ethno-cultural Museum and the Bukidnon Heritage Foundation. The script, Ms. Dinlayan says, in its simplest form, [...]
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Bukidnon Views: Bukidnon Culture: The History By Loreta Sol L. Dinlayan (Second of a series) (Bukidnon News releases this five-part series on the Bukidnon culture with permission from the author. These materials have been previously published by the BSU Ethno-cultural Museum and the Bukidnon Heritage Foundation. The script, Ms. Dinlayan says, in its simplest form, [...]
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Bukidnon Views: Bukidnon Culture: The History By Loreta Sol L. Dinlayan (Second of a series) (Bukidnon News releases this five-part series on the Bukidnon culture with permission from the author. These materials have been previously published by the BSU Ethno-cultural Museum and the Bukidnon Heritage Foundation. The script, Ms. Dinlayan says, in its simplest form, [...]
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MALAYBALAY CITY- The Philippine Life Saving (PLS) Bukidnon Chapter spearheaded a clean-up drive in a portion of the city’s Sawaga River in celebration of the International Coastal Clean-up Day on September 18. About 147 volunteers cleaned the stretch of the river from Sumpong to Impalambong Bridge covering five barangays, namely; Barangays 3, 4, 7, 10, [...]
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Bukidnon Culture By Loreta Sol L. Dinlayan (First of a series) (Note: Bukidnon News releases this five-part series on the Bukidnon culture with permission from the author. These materials have been previously published by the BSU Ethno-cultural Museum and the Bukidnon Heritage Foundation.) The script, Ms. Dinlayan says, in its simplest form, features the tangible [...]
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