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[Title] => Colourfield launches first residential project
[Summary] => - Colourfield Land Development Corp., the property development arm of the Belmont group of companies, had a roadmarking ceremony last Wednesday on its first residential development project, which is aimed at targeting professionals and entrepreneurs in the country and abroad.
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[Title] => GLOBAL NEWS: SKorea finds more Chinese-made tainted food items
[Summary] => SEOUL (AP) - Two more Chinese-made food products including Ritz crackers were found to contain high levels ...
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[Title] => Eco park in QC
[Summary] => Residents want to put up an ecological park on a 3.1 hectare subdivision lot owned by the Quezon City government made controversial by a deal struck between the Mathay administration and an exclusive private school for boys, according to Fourth District Councilor Ariel Inton Jr.
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[Title] => PAREF withdraws from P1-B QC land deal
[Summary] => An exclusive private school for boys has formally informed Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr of its decision to back out of a controversial P1-billion land deal with the previous administration involving a 3.1 hectare subdivision lot owned by the city government.
Belmonte said the decision resolves the problem for the city government .
He said that the city government would find a way to use the lot that is acceptable to all concerned.
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[Title] => Ortigas & Co. withdraws support for controversial P1-B Paref deal
[Summary] => Subdivision developer Ortigas & Company has withdrawn support for the controversial P1 billion Paref-Northfield school land deal in Greenmeadows.
Quezon City Councilor Antonio Inton Jr. said the decision of the developer, which donated the 3.1 hectare property to the Quezon City government, is a big blow to the Opus Dei-run boy’s school.
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[Title] => QC dad confident PAREF deal will be voided
[Summary] => Quezon City Councilor Antonio Inton Jr. is confident his proposal to call off the controversial deal the Mathay administration forged with an Opus Dei-run school would muster the majority vote.
He said the crucial votes would come from six councilors of District III, where the 3.1 hectare local government-owned lot inside Green Meadows I Subdivision is located.
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[Title] => School says it has backing of residents
[Summary] => Proponents of the Paref-Northfield school in Barangay Ugong Norte in Quezon City claimed they have the support of homeowners in the area, contrary to published reports.
In a press statement, PAREF-Northfield said it seeks to put up a school in Green Meadows III where half of the high school population will be allocated for scholars to be chosen from poor but deserving youths in Quezon City.
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[Title] => ‘School for boys will be beneficial’
[Summary] => The PAREF-Northfield School For Boys to be constructed on a three-hectare lot in Greenmeadows III, a property owned by Quezon City, will provide quality education for residents not only of Green Meadows but also the neighboring subdivisions.
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[Summary] => The PAREF-Northfield School For Boys to be constructed on a three-hectare lot in Greenmeadows III, a property owned by Quezon City, will provide quality education for residents not only of Green Meadows but also the neighboring subdivisions.
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[Title] => LS Greenhills shines in NCR tot baseball
[Summary] => Three-peat champion La Salle Greenhills powdered Northfield, 12-2, in one of the lopsided games in five divisions of the NCR Tot Baseball Championships recently at the Alabang Country Club.
Greenhills led a rash of routs in the Pony Division for 13-14 year olds in the tournament staged by the Philippine Tot Baseball Foundation under Rodolfo "Boy" Tingzon, Jr. and sponsored by the Philippine Amusements and Gaming Corp. and Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office.
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NORTHFIELD
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[Summary] => - Colourfield Land Development Corp., the property development arm of the Belmont group of companies, had a roadmarking ceremony last Wednesday on its first residential development project, which is aimed at targeting professionals and entrepreneurs in the country and abroad.
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[Title] => PAREF withdraws from P1-B QC land deal
[Summary] => An exclusive private school for boys has formally informed Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr of its decision to back out of a controversial P1-billion land deal with the previous administration involving a 3.1 hectare subdivision lot owned by the city government.
Belmonte said the decision resolves the problem for the city government .
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[Title] => Ortigas & Co. withdraws support for controversial P1-B Paref deal
[Summary] => Subdivision developer Ortigas & Company has withdrawn support for the controversial P1 billion Paref-Northfield school land deal in Greenmeadows.
Quezon City Councilor Antonio Inton Jr. said the decision of the developer, which donated the 3.1 hectare property to the Quezon City government, is a big blow to the Opus Dei-run boy’s school.
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[Summary] => Quezon City Councilor Antonio Inton Jr. is confident his proposal to call off the controversial deal the Mathay administration forged with an Opus Dei-run school would muster the majority vote.
He said the crucial votes would come from six councilors of District III, where the 3.1 hectare local government-owned lot inside Green Meadows I Subdivision is located.
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[Summary] => Proponents of the Paref-Northfield school in Barangay Ugong Norte in Quezon City claimed they have the support of homeowners in the area, contrary to published reports.
In a press statement, PAREF-Northfield said it seeks to put up a school in Green Meadows III where half of the high school population will be allocated for scholars to be chosen from poor but deserving youths in Quezon City.
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[Title] => LS Greenhills shines in NCR tot baseball
[Summary] => Three-peat champion La Salle Greenhills powdered Northfield, 12-2, in one of the lopsided games in five divisions of the NCR Tot Baseball Championships recently at the Alabang Country Club.
Greenhills led a rash of routs in the Pony Division for 13-14 year olds in the tournament staged by the Philippine Tot Baseball Foundation under Rodolfo "Boy" Tingzon, Jr. and sponsored by the Philippine Amusements and Gaming Corp. and Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office.
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