Published April 6, 2021, 3:41 PM
The festival also showcased an eight-foot turon!
SM Hypermarket received the prestigious Philippine Quill Award from the International Association of Business Communicators for its Street Food Festival 2019 during the recent 18th Philippine Quill Awards.
The SM Hypermarket Street Food Festival is a grand showcase that combines the Philippines’ biggest food brands and the most popular Filipino street food in one delicious event roadshow.
The event is rolled out in select high traffic SM Supermalls every year since 2016, serving event goers with good food, exclusive promos, and live entertainment. It is SM Hypermarket’s tribute to the Filipino’s widely enjoyed cuisine that’s delicious, filling, and affordable.
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TALLAHASSEE - Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration underwent a major shake-up on Friday, with an announcement of the resignation of the secretary of the Department of Children and Families and the shuffling of two other top officials to lead DCF and the Agency for Health Care Administration.
The moves could be a prelude to other changes shortly after the midpoint of DeSantis’ four-year gubernatorial term.
The DeSantis administration announced that DCF Secretary Chad Poppell resigned, effective Feb. 19, and that Shevaun Harris will replace him at the agency in charge of Florida’s oft-beleaguered child welfare system.
Harris has been serving as interim secretary at the Agency for Health Care Administration, where she has held a series of posts since 2005.
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TALLAHASSEE Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration underwent a major shake-up on Friday, with an announcement of the resignation of the secretary of the Department of Children and Families and the shuffling of two other top officials to lead DCF and the Agency for Health Care Administration.
The moves could be a prelude to other changes shortly after the midpoint of DeSantis’ four-year gubernatorial term.
The DeSantis administration announced that DCF Secretary Chad Poppell resigned, effective Feb. 19, and that Shevaun Harris will replace him at the agency in charge of Florida’s oft-beleaguered child welfare system.
Harris has been serving as interim secretary at the Agency for Health Care Administration, where she has held a series of posts since 2005.
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