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This after Osmeña yesterday said he will withdraw the P100,000 donation for Dalaguete supposedly for the "balik probinsiya" program during the ASEAN Summit in December. 


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The spikes started affecting motorists just hours after the city government demolished a number of squatters shanties at the south reclamation project through which the south coastal road traverses.


Police, however, refused to say if the evicted squatters were to blame, saying it was too early to pinpoint anyone.


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AFTER TALISAY CITY

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The spikes started affecting motorists just hours after the city government demolished a number of squatters shanties at the south reclamation project through which the south coastal road traverses.


Police, however, refused to say if the evicted squatters were to blame, saying it was too early to pinpoint anyone.


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More supplies going northern towns’ way

November 16, 2013 - 12:00am

After Talisay City, at least 14 more local government units in Cebu are scheduled to move relief goods to Northern Cebu towns ravaged by super typhoon “Yolanda.”

Freeman Metro Cebu

Tom turns ire on Dalaguete town

March 31, 2006 - 12:00am

After Talisay City, will Dalaguete town be the next recipient of Mayor Tomas Osmeña's ire? This after Osmeña yesterday said he will withdraw the P100,000...

Cebu News

Spikes disable 15 cars at SRP

October 23, 2005 - 12:00am

More than a kilo of nail spikes was strewn over a stretch of the controversial south coastal road Thursday night, disabling more than a dozen motor vehicles. The spikes started affecting motorists just hours...

Cebu News