SunStar Earth Markets to open in Silay, Bacolod
NEGROS. Showcasing local products, two Pop-Up Earth Markets are opening in Negros Occidental this month. (Contributed Photo)
+ March 02, 2021 TWO Pop-Up Earth Markets positioned to boost local producers are opening in cities of Silay and Bacolod in Negros Occidental this month.
A project of the Slow Food Community of Negros Island, the Earth Markets is one of the highlights of the Terra Madre Salone del Gusto Festival 2020-2021.
In Silay City, the Earth Markets will be held at the Casa A. Gamboa from March 20 to 21.
The event in Bacolod City will be at the Kadiwa Market at May s Organic Garden in Barangay Pahanocoy from March 27 to 28.
(Photo from Annie Kimseng via Facebook)
Robredo, speaking on her weekly radio show, told her supporters to refrain from doing the same practice as those from a rival political camp.
“Huwag na tayo gumastos para lang ipromote ako, i-promote yun pangalan natin. Better na po huwag tayong gumaya sa ginagawa ng iba kasi iba naman iyong paniniwala natin (Let’s not spend to promote me, promote my name. It’s better if we don’t follow what others are doing because we have a different belief),” she said.
The vice president stressed that her followers should divert from traditional politics and focus on what will be good for the country and not for one person alone.
SunStar ‘Wala Usik Economy’ to develop innovations on reducing waste
BACOLOD. The virtual and face-to-face round of “Wala Usik” business consultation under our new project Rethinking Plastics - Circular Economy Solutions to Marine Litter in the cities of Bacolod and Talisay recently. (Contributed photo)
+ February 21, 2021 A LOCAL non-government organization is promoting the “Wala Usik Economy” and developing business innovations to reduce waste in the Cities of Bacolod and Talisay, funded under the “Rethinking Plastics–Circular Economy Solutions to Marine Litter” project.
“Wala Usik,” a native phrase meaning nothing is wasted, adapts the principles of zero-waste and circular economy in the local context.
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February 17, 2021
In 1884, the grieving 25‑year‑old New York State Assemblyman Theodore Roosevelt after losing his mother to typhoid fever and his wife to kidney failure on the same day that his first daughter was born marked an
X in his journal and wrote, “The light has gone out of my life.” He then headed west to North Dakota. A scrawny young man with a high‑pitched, scratchy voice and a nervous disposition, the foppish dude from New York had, the previous year, ridden into Little Missouri the day after the completion of the Northern Pacific Railroad corridor, on an expedition to hunt buffalo. By horse, he traveled deep into the Little Missouri Valley, scouring the badlands for bison throughout a weeks‑long torrential downpour.