Jolo, youngest vice governor

TRECE MARTIRES CITY, Cavite – Ramon “Jolo” Revilla III is a sure winner in Cavite’s vice gubernatorial race with his big margin against lone opponent Ronald Jay Lacson. Latest unofficial partial quick count showed that the 24-year-old Revilla of Lakas-Christian-Muslim Democrats (CMD) has 394,147 votes while the 38-year-old Lacson 231,105 or a margin of 163,042. Incoming search... 

Cavite bet’s nephew hurt in ambush

BACOOR, Cavite – A nephew of a vice mayoral candidate survived an ambush perpetrated by seven motorcycle-riding men last Tuesday in this city. The victim was identified as Ferdinand M. Malvar, 46, a resident of Barangay Real I, Bacoor City. Supt. Roland R. Mendoza, Bacoor police officer-in-charge, said that Malvar was brought to Medical Center Imus shortly after the attack. Incoming... 

Big brother

I GREW up in a big family with five brothers and a sister. From my childhood days at our old house along Visayas Avenue, Project 6 in Quezon City to where I currently live with my only daughter and a bunch of dogs, my mother and six siblings have always been around. Until recently, that is. Incoming search terms:eyes and ears disease (2)google Blas Ople family tree (1) Read More »

Still there

Newly appointed Commission on Elections Commissioner Al Parreño would still perform his functions at the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) to help fellow LTFRB Board Member Engr. Ronald Corpus, who was left alone to attend to pending franchise applications, petitions, or complaints against erring public utility vehicle operators after Malacanang appointed Parreño... 

PSA forum

Manila, Philippines – The current controversy in Philippine volleyball will be the main topic of discussion in today’s session of the PSA Forum at Shakey’s Malate. Vangie de Jesus and Dr. Adrian Laurel, the suspended secretary general and board member of the Philippine Volleyball Federation (PVF), explain their side on the issue about approving the tryouts for the national women’s... 

Candidate quits

TRECE MARTIRES CITY, Cavite – Another aspirant has withdrawn from the congressional race in Cavite, this time in fifth district, after movie and television director Joel C. Lamangan backed out of his bid in the first district. Incoming search terms:filing of candidacy for 2013 elections trece martires (1) Read More »

PDEA nabs provincial board member

Philippines – The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) apprehended the provincial board member of Misamis Oriental after he was caught trying to push the shabu trade. Incoming search terms:deguil ursal news (1)latest update on 1st district board member of misamis oriental 2013 (1)misamis oriental board member may 15 2013 (1) Read More »

Banned words

Manila, Philippines – BANNED WORDS – Fiscal cliff. Spoiler alert. Bucket list. Trending. Kick the can down the road. Those are some of the words which gained popularity last year… which the Detroit-based Queen’s English for Misuse and Overuse and General Uselessness wants banned or vanished this year.  Read More »

Remulla recommends police official’s relief

TRECE MARTIRES CITY, Cavite – Governor Juanito Victor C. Remulla Jr. said yesterday he would ask the relief of the incumbent police provincial director in connection with the Friday shooting incident in Kawit town where nine persons died and 12 others got injured. Incoming search terms:teofilo b lara (1) Read More »

‘Miguel/Michelle’?

Manila, Philippines – GENDER PREFERENCE – This beautiful actress used to doubt the gender preference of her long-time partner. But why? Well, the partner has never been married and is a self-confessed mama’s boy. Actually, there are no outward manifestations that he’s gay, but one can never really tell.  Read More »