OPINION: BUKIDNON VIEWS: Who will judge the judges?

OPINION BUKIDNON VIEWS: Who will judge the judges? By Lourdes G. dela Torre The country is now beset with squabbles over the issue of injustice, control over the three branches of government that appears like going back to a dictatorial regime and the alleged manipulation to fast track the impeachment of the chief justice. 

FEEDBOX: Fr. Jonathan C. Tianero on “It’s final: no Gaisano wet market – Mayor Zubiri”

(Bukidnon News Dispatch/13 October) “(I) just want to comment re wet market issue. While it is true that the wet market in Gaisano will at first affect the local public wet market, this will eventually even out since people who buy at the public market will eventually re-do their marketing there after the novelty has [...]

Bukidnon Views: Bukidnon Culture: The History By Loreta Sol L. Dinlayan (Second of a series)

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, [...]

Malaybalay citizens answer Shamcey’s question

MALAYBALAY CITY— “Would you change your religious beliefs to marry the person you love? Why or why not?” This was the burning question asked to Shamcey Supsup, Philippine representative to the Miss Universe 2011, held in the Sao Paulo, Brazil. Supsup emerged as 3rd runner up. Shamcey’s answer was: “No. I will not change my [...]

LIFE IN THE PLATEAU: Starting the change in a meal

By Walter I. Balane On the road to a resort in Lianga, Surigao del Sur one early evening last year, our Grassroots Documentation and Reporting Training Team talked about the application of science in the food that we eat. It was a humorous but “meaty” chatter. The usual one you get into inside the vehicle [...]