Masbate town women seek solutions as water, plastic woes strain environment
In Masbate, women are tackling problems they didn’t cause—from hauling water from long distances to recycling waste. Their efforts are…
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Fear, isolation test resolve of residents in Albay town
NOTE: This story was first published by CoverStory.ph on October 25, 2024. When we went to Burabod village in Libon…
Albay aims for 100% renewable energy
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Nanay Fely’s nook keeps the love for reading alive in Naga City
“Unexpectedly, my post gained attention, shedding light on local bookshops like Nanay Fely’s. Despite challenges, they persist in making reading accessible. Let’s celebrate these unsung heroes of literacy.
In Memoriam: Ed Laguerta, 69
“Nature has a way of sending you to your destiny. I was destined to be in this profession and Mount Bulusan helped me.”
Palbá: The Bicol sign language
Ancient Bicol had a sign language called Palbá and you’ve heard its root word from that folk song.
Women’s Month 2023: The Fearless Filipino Journalist In WWII
Yay Panlilio, a journalist turned resistance fighter during World War II, knew when to keep pretending to be a Japanese propagandist and when to take off the mask and make an anxiety-provoking exit.
Bigger museum, better grasp of Legazpi’s past
Museo de Legazpi, which opened on March 28, was a resurrection of the one-room museum that housed artworks depicting the city’s history, portraits of previous mayors and burial jars, and shared space with the city library on the second floor of City Hall’s annex building.
Learning to surf, minding the school
NOTE: This was first published by the Philippine Daily Inquirer on October 23, 2016. I will be reposting some of…