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IPs from Talisay to benefit from spooky trick or treat

IPs from Talisay to benefit from ‘spooky trick or treat’

Talisay cityCity of talisayNegros occidentalBacolod cityDaisy talapieroBarangay pahanocoyBarangay katilingbanMary chell hinojalesJane balontongAljon candelasaJunior chamber internationalBacolod incOrganic gardenExecutive vice presidentProject chair aljon candelasaJosel osal

Spooky Trick or Treat to benefit indigenous community

Spooky Trick or Treat to benefit indigenous community
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Walking the talk

A lot of people think that when they rant online against the irregularities in government and other institutions, or misdeeds of those in power, their

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NCIP turns over Project Epanaw books to CHMSU

CHMSU VPAA Jay Estrellas (5th from left) presents a Certificate of Appreciation to NCIP IGR V Commissioner Jeorge Largado (4th from left) in the presence

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