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Guv fast tracks P15M farm-to-market roads |
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Written by JUDY F. PARTLOW--(VDS)
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Tuesday, 27 July 2010 15:10 |
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Negros Oriental Gov. Agustin Perdices yesterday met with provincial officials and five town mayors of areas where farm-to-market roads amounting to P15 million will be constructed to prevent the funding allocation to be returned to the national government.
Perdices said the unliquidated amount was earlier earmarked for farm-to-market roads under a program of the Department of Agriculture since 2008 until the current year.
The local government units and their corresponding budgets for the farm-to-market roads are Bindoy, P5-million, Mabinay and Sta. Catalina, P3-million each, Siaton and Zamboanguita, P2-million each.
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Governor Perdices forms committee to make SNV functional |
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Written by Philippine Information Agency
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Thursday, 15 July 2010 09:31 |
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Provincial Governor Agustin Perdices created a special committee within the Provincial Tourism Council task to look for ways and means to make Sidlakang Negros Village efficient.
Governor Perdices assigned the committee to design new and more exciting activities in the village as he received reports that some LGU booths are used only as lodging or sleeping quarters by students from other municipalities.
Of the 26 LGU booths in the village including the Siquijor, so far only 6 booths of Tanjay City, Sibulan, Zamboanguita, Dumaguete City, Tayasan, and Manjuyod are operating for the purpose or displaying its own products.
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Perdices assumes office as new governor of NEGOR |
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Written by Adrian Sedillo
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Friday, 02 July 2010 13:19 |
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……vows to continue the projects of the late Governor Emilio C. Macias II
Former Dumaguete City Mayor Agustin Perdices finally assumed office as the new Chief Executive of the Province of Negros Oriental. The former Dumaguete City Mayor, who won as vice governor in the last elections, took his oath of office yesterday during the inauguration rites held at the Negros Oriental Convention Center.
Gov. Perdices assumed the governorship as a result of the untimely death of the late Governor Emilio C. Macias II a month after the latter was proclaimed winner in the May 10, 2010 national and local elections due to cancer.
Governor Perdices’ assumption to office came after a period of confusion as to who will assume the governorship caused by several differing legal points of view as to who is the rightful successor to the post which was left vacant after the death of Gov. Macias. Gov. Perdices finally takes over the rein of the Provincial Government by virtue of the law on succession as mandated under section 44 of the Local Government Code of the Philippines.
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Woman survives rescue training |
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Written by JUANCHO GALLARDE--VDS
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Monday, 12 July 2010 11:13 |
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Another set of 37 rescuers graduated recently from a two-week training on search and rescue operations, spearheaded by the Negros Oriental government.
Topping the class is Francis Paul Pantilag, resident of Boloc-boloc, Sibulan, cited for exemplary leadership during the training, and Andrew Abina, of Zamboanguita as best in rope works and knot tying.
The only woman graduate, Jessica Tamayo of Bantayan, Dumaguete said she survived the training due to her desire to save lives and to be of help someday.
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Perdices, Degamo take oath |
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Written by JUANCHO GALLARDE & MARICAR ARANAS--VDS
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Friday, 02 July 2010 13:15 |
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VOW TO CARRY OUT MACIAS’ PROGRAMS
Officials elected in Negros Oriental took their oath yesterday before Regional Trial Court Executive Judge Fe Lualhati Bustamante at the Negros Oriental Convention Center.
Vice Governor-elect Agustin Perdices and re-elected Board Member Roel Degamo also took their oaths as governor and vice governor, respectively, based on the rule on succession, following the death of Gov. Emilio Macias II.
In his inaugural speech, Perdices said he was already very happy after being elected as vice governor of the province, but did not know God’s plans for him that eventually placed him in the highest position of the province.
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