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Your wedding is major milestone and one of the most important events of a lifetime, and you want to make sure that precious moments and memories are perfectly captured. You …
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By Dr. Vic Salas The biggest fire in Iloilo city’s history erupted on February 7, 1966. I was in my third grade at San Agustin and as we were bundled …
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Perched atop the dome of Iloilo City Hall is the “Lin-ay sang Iloilo” statue, a masterpiece of Ilonggo art icon Ed Defensor. Unveiled in 2011, the 18-foot sculpture symbolizes prosperity, …
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It’s undeniable that the pandemic has really disrupted years of our children’s education and social-being. Parents really need to help them catch-up on those missed learnings through supplementary education. Thankfully, …
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The coffee industry in Iloilo, even in Western Visayas, is inevitably hot and brewing. The popularity of local coffee shops is one proof how Ilonggos are coffee lovers, or we …
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Young Arthur used to juggle between selling Indian mango and pitse-pitse and charcoal repacking just to earn money for his allowance while in high school. He had to because back …
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The Iloilo City Government under Mayor Jerry P. Treñas is working tirelessly to preserve and conserve the Iloilo River and everything it holds. The efforts have paid off as the …
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More than just a place for shopping for daily essentials, public markets are the windows of a city’s soul. It is a shared space for the community and a living …
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Iloilo River Esplanade, the longest linear park in the Philippines, is the most visited attraction in the city. Tourists and locals regularly flock the promenade as it is an avenue …
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A 2009 graduate of Iloilo National High School – Regular Class dreamt of being an accountant and she had all the reasons to. Having a fun and fruitful childhood, Jessica …
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