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Matud pa ni Dr. Michael M. Cono,  superintendent sa Lapu-Lapu City Schools Division (LCSD)  nga matag usa sa 23 ka sekondaryang eskuylahan sa Lapu-Lapu City gipanghatagan kinig tag 20 ka mga computer sheets.


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                    [Title] => Consolacion awards 33: 'Tanging Mamamayan'
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Marilou Herrera, chairman of the awards committee, said that the awards recognized citizens, both living and deceased, whose generous lot donations gave way for the construction of elementary and secondary schools in their respective barangays.


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To Lenelyn Carsula and other housewives like her, the twine is not just a throwaway detail. It is a lifeline ensuring the survival of their families in Barangay Subabasbas on the coastline of Lapu-Lapu City.


Ironically, despite the hundreds of lechon sold in and exported from Cebu daily, Carsula and other mangbebelyo (rope-weavers) like her earn only a measly sum of P6 for every standard length of coil. 


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ABOITIZ GROUP FOUNDATION INC

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Group "helps teachers teach"

By Maria Corazon P. Madera , USJ-R /JPM | August 6, 2011 - 12:00am

While a common concern is the welfare of the students, a non-government multi-sectoral organization is focusing its efforts on helping the country’s teachers.

Cebu News

Gwen promises to build classrooms in Mandaue

By Jose P. Sollano | September 2, 2010 - 12:00am

Governor Gwendolyn Garcia has pledged to build twenty classrooms for Mandaue City.

Cebu News

On Being an Aboitiz Scholar

By Beryl Ann T. Manching | September 24, 2007 - 12:00am

She is a 2nd year student at the University of the Philippines Cebu taking up Business Management. She belongs to the first batch of scholars in the foundation’s purposive college scholarship...

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

DepEd-Lapu andam na

June 3, 2006 - 12:00am

Gipasalig sa kadagkoan sa edukasyon sa Lapu-Lapu City nga moarangkada silag maayo karong panahona aron iduyog ang pangutok sa ilang mga estudyante nunot sa mga nagbaha nga modernong kahimanan sa ilang eskuylahan. Matud...

Banat Balita

Consolacion awards 33: 'Tanging Mamamayan'

February 16, 2006 - 12:00am

Consolacion town mayor Avelino Gungob, Sr. led the 33 awardees in the town's "Tanging Mamamayan Award" during its 86th founding anniversary the other day. Marilou Herrera, chairman of the awards committee, said...

Cebu News

20 years after EDSA: We need new discipline!

By Bobit S. Avila | February 3, 2006 - 12:00am

This month of February, we will be celebrating the 20 years of EDSA or the People Power Revolt where an angry Filipino people, sick and tired of the ruling conjugal Marcos dictatorship, decided that enough was enough...

Nation

Give us a break from another Mendiola!

By Bobit S. Avila | October 19, 2005 - 12:00am

Take another look at the front pages of our national newspapers over the weekend and you’ll see photos of personalities belonging to the opposition: misguided bishops and priests and the leftist groups being...

Nation

Aboitiz Group Foundation boosts livelihood of Lapu-Lapu women

August 30, 2005 - 12:00am

To lovers of the best-tasting Cebu lechon, the twine used to sew shut the pig’s belly must be the least appetizing part. To Lenelyn Carsula and other housewives like her, the twine is not just a throwaway detail....

Nation

Setting free and leaving be

By Lara Naomi E. Verdan | August 14, 2005 - 12:00am

I once asked a friend and diver for over a decade, why he loved being underwater when he couldn't talk to anyone. He said, "Because you get to swim amid many beautiful sea creatures and set your eyes on fascinating...

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle