The 100th Birthday Tribute to James Galanos honors the designer's legacy, offering attendees a secure environment, educational opportunities, and a chance to view iconic dresses sourced from reowned museums
PAOAY LAKE. Photo shows the serene Paoay lake blighted by high fecal coliform, according to the Jan. 24, 2022 letter of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources to the Ilocos Norte government. A portion of the lake is being developed as a waterpark.(File photo by Leilanie G. Adriano) LAOAG CITY - The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has recommended an extensive cleanup drive around Paoay Lake before its new waterpark "inflatable island" can be fully enjoyed by visitors. This was contained in the January 24, 2022 letter of the DENR Regional Executive Director Crizaldy Barcelo addressed to Ilocos Norte Gov. Matthew Joseph Manotoc, referring to the January 28 expected launching of the waterpark, covering an area of 4,200 square meters of the 387-hectare lake. The DENR letter was received by the governor's office on Wednesday. Based on the water quality monitoring report and results of laboratory analysis conducted at the Paoay Lake on January
the entrances undetected. the israelis have three focuses on security, that is deter, detect and deny. and we have too many people who can get on our school campus who are not deterred. reporter: so would this be more effective in terms of security? with us now james galano. this is something that the governor was looking for on friday, he got a lot of support, that we limit the way that people can get into schools, not the way to get out, you go in one door, but you ve got a lot of ways to get out, does that create a safer environment? these are complex issues, trying to figure out how to keep all our children safe. there s no one antidote, there s no panacea here. some of the ideas are good, single point entrying, make sure