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Miss Bogo Tourism 2013 Winners

2013-05-25T09:24:00.000+08:00

Miss Mary Carmel Allora Llopes is Miss Bogo Tourism 2013.

L-R 3rd runner up Mea Plaza, 1st runner up Cecil Lyn Ponpon, Ms Bogo Tourism 2013 Mary Carmel Allora Llopes, 2nd runner up Norecel Mae Cortez Ybanez, 4th runner up Kemberly Quiamco Gillamac

Ms Bogo Tourism 2013 Mary Carmel Allora Llopes

1st runner up Cecil Lyn Ponpon

2nd runner up Norecel Mae Cortez Ybanez

3rd runner up Mea Plaza

4th runner up Kemberly Quiamco Gillamac

Photo by: Rodney Ramos
Source: Ms. Bogo Tourism FB page

Pinalanggang Konsehal - Hon. Romeo "Tinggoy" Pitogo Alarde

2013-05-21T17:27:00.001+08:00

by Heizeru Nut

Once upon a time naa koy pinalanggang konsehal sa Bogo City nga diabetic.. pagka-January nadisgrasya sa motor ug nasamad sa tiil.. Ang samad sa tiil nidako, nidako ug nidako..iyang gipacheck sa doctor ug gipainom ug tambal.kalooy sa akong pinalanggang konsehal

Wala naayo sa tambal ang iyang samad ug nidako pa jud ug nawala ang isa ka kumingking... iyang gipatambalan nalang sa bisaya nga pamaagi. hangtod nahurot kapatay ang 3 ka daliri sa right foot sa akong pinalanggang konsehal.

Hon. Romeo "Tinggoy" Alarde

Naabot na ang election ug naa gihapon ang samad ni konsehal. didto sa isa ka brgy sa Bogo City gipasayaw cla ug chacha..ang akong pinalanggang konsehal nisayaw bisan pa sa dako nga samad sa iyang tiil.. iyang giantos para lang malingaw ang mga taw nga iyang gihigugma, ang mga bogohanons. maski naabtan pa sila sa kusog nga uwan sa isa ka brgy. ug napuno sa lapok ang tiil, iyaha gihapon gipadayon ug diskorso sa tunga2x sa kadaghan sa mga taw nga nitambong..kalooy sa akong pinalanggang konsehal.

Paghuman sa election, nagdecision na siya nga ipaadmit nalang kay ang samad nisamot ug dako.didto sa Perpetual Succour Hospital naa si Doctor Dungog ang incharge sa akong pinalanggang hospital.Bisan pa wala pa ang resulta sa checkup nidecision na si konsehal nga ipaputol nalang gikan sa lapa2x kutob sa nadaot nga tiil below d knee.kana ang kaisog sa akong pinalanggang konsehal.

Successful ang operation 10pm May 17 ug nikatawa na si konsehal..lipay kaayo ko kay nibalik ang kaabtik ni konsehal. picture2x, kaon2x ug katawa ang akong nasinati didto sa kang konsehal. tungod sa kaayo nikonsehal, nedecide siya nga idonate iyang tiil adto sa hospital para magamit pa sa mga students para mustudy about sa sakit nga diabetes. nangomedya pa c konsehal nga basin inig uli niya sa bogo,mangita ang iyang tiil niya.kana akong pinalanggang konsehal.

May 18,2013, 8pm, kalit naglisod ug ginhawa ang akong pinalanggang konsehal. Nangluspad tibuok lawas ug gisingot. nidagan ko sa nurse ug gitabang na sila sa mga doctor. Maski naay tube ang iyang baba ug ilong, naay 4 nurses, radiologist, 2 doctors nga nagpump kaniya, siya nitan-aw sa amoa ug niisa iyang kamot sa sign nga Laban. Kana akong pinalanggang konsehal..

May 18,2013, 10pm nidecision ang doctor nga dad-on nalang siya sa ICU. ug niingon ang hospital nga dili siya pwede dad-on ug dili makabayad sa amount nga 30k. wala kami kwarta, so nangayo mig tabang kang mayor.ug niingon ang mayor nga muanhi siya gikan bogo to cebu 2hrs.. May 19,2013 naabot c mayor nagdala na ug kwarta.thanks mayor junie nga imong gitabangan ang akong pinalanggang konsehal.

May 19,2013, 8am. didto sa gawas sa ICU sa bildo nga bintana sa gamay nga lungag nanglili ko sa akong pinalanggang konsehal, siya gitabangan sa usab. daghan na kaayong mga nagtabang. ako muhilak kada kita nako nga louy kaayo siya nga gipump gikan 8:20am hangtod 9:30am. dili ko kaagwanta magtan-aw. ang akong luha dili muhunong sa pagtan-aw nga cgeg pump sa dughan sa akong pinalanggang konsehal.

May 19,2013 10am. nigawas ang doctor nisulti nga ang impeksyon sa samad naabot na sa utok, ug ang normal pumping sa taw kutob ra 30mins. kang konsehal nalapas sa 1hr., niingon ang doctor nga patay na ang utok ug lawas ni konsehal..ang nagpabiling buhi nalang ang iyang HEART. didto nako nahibaw-an nga dako jud diay cya ug heart kay maong maloloy-on, mao gipadecision ang family kung ipahunong nalang ang oxygen or dili..useless na daw ang ilang pumping kung ang HEART nalang ang buhi tungod sa impeksyon. kana ang akong pinalanggang konsehal.

Tungod sa kaluoy sa family, gidawat nalang ang iyang pagpahulay.

Sa motoo mog sa dili,kini akong nasinati. ang Total votes sa akong pinalanggang konsehal kay 22,222 votes. siya number 2 sa balota..siya nahimutang sa private ward nga naay numero 122. ug gibalhin siya sa room 2 ICU nga mao ray vacant. ang nagkuha niya nga tagapunerarya sa st. ann sa mandaue nagsul-ob ug tshirt nga naay dakong number 2 sa luyo.. kana ang numero sa akong pinalanggang konsehal..

Kana ang amahan sa mga bogohanon, kana ang akong amahan, ang akong pinalanggang konsehal.

Fun moment from Hon. Tinggoy

Source: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bogohanon.ako/permalink/451596044929677/
Photo by: Rodge Tonacao
Video: Mang Alo

Bogo City Celebrity Basketball Game 2013

2013-05-18T09:17:00.000+08:00

CITY OF BOGO
and

SOLID BOGO BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Inc.

presents

CELEBRITY ACTORS vs IPI COMMERCIAL TEAMBASKETBALL GAME 2013

May 18, 2013 (Saturday), 8:00 PM

Don Celestino Martinez Sports Complex

Ticket Prices

Upper Box: Php.150

Lower Box: Php. 300

Tickets available at:

R&F Fashion House

R&F Pharmacy

Bogo Cycle Center

Bogo Glass Center

Saint Vincent Pure Drinking Water

and all SBBA store outlets.

Miss Bogo Tourism 2013

2013-05-17T10:54:00.003+08:00

Miss Bogo Tourism 2013 Candidates with Mayor Junie Martinez

#1 Christine Carmille L. Espiritu

#2 Cecil Lyn Olivar Ponpon

#3 Shiny Faye D Sepulveda

#4 Odessa Niña V Pilapil

#5 Kemberly Gillamac

#6 Vanessa D Villart

#7 Cherry May Gabutan

#8 Provimi Y Granada

#9 Mea Sy Plaza

#10 Jasmine A Villar

#11 Manel Monsanto

#12 Princess Mae Ybañez

#13 Jey Ann Avenido

#14 Mary Carmel Allora Llopez

#15 Kathreen Claire Po

Ms Bogo Tourism 2013 pictorials video from Rodney Ramos on Vimeo.

Visit Ms. Bogo Tourism 2013 Official Facebook Page.

Photo credits: Ms. Bogo Tourism 2013 FB page

Mayor Junie Stays - Bogo City 2013 Election Results

2013-05-15T21:52:00.001+08:00

Mayor Junie Martinez emerged victorious in this year's City of Bogo midterm polls. He won by 14,229 votes over Daphne Salimbangon (source: COMELEC website). The official tally showed a total of 25,177 (69.69%) votes for Martinez and 10,948 (30.31%) for Salimbangon.

Mayor Junie Martinez

Mayor Junie's running mate, Vice-Mayor Santiago Sevilla, also emerged victorious over Victor Elliot Lepiten III. Sevilla garnered 20,604 (63.90%) votes, while Lepiten has 11,640 (36.10%).

Vice Mayor Santiago Sevilla

Here are the winners of the SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD

ALARDE, TINGGOY 21956 8.51%
OLIAMOT, SUNNY 18668 7.23%
ACUSAR, LYNDON HEE 18214 7.06%
GULANE, DODONG 15944 6.18%
RODRIGUEZ, DOC BEN 15501 6.01%
ALMIRANTE, YOYONG 15159 5.87%
VERDIDA, CRES 14631 5.67%
OPORTO, LITO 14369 5.57%
MAYOL, DIGOY 12553 4.86%
MINGUEZ, RITO 12136 4.70%

No. 1 City Councilor Tinggoy Alarde

Sunny Oliamot

Lyndon Acusar

Dodong Gulane

Dr. Ben Rodriguez

Yoyong Almirante

Cres Verdida

Lito Oporto

Election 2013 Winners

The Winners

The people have spoken. May the Bogohanons unite and help our elected leaders in making Bogo a better city.

Photo credit: T-Bag Reborn
Votes updated on 5/16/2013 based on COMELEC.gov.ph record.

BOGO ROMANCE by Ahmad Clay Escolar

2013-05-08T09:56:00.002+08:00

Bogo City-- its people and its leader is a story of romance. It was long time ago when Bogo was just an unassuming virgin hidden far from the glamorous capital metropolis, Cebu City. She was just sitting there very much content of the meager attention, economic activity and physical adornment. She was yet to become the head turner beauty of the north. On the other hand, a young man, whose umbilical cord was buried under the bogo tree by his late father, turned to manhood and noticed her. Bogo fondly calls him as Junie Martinez. His filial affection with the innocent lady, Bogo, sparked into a flaming passion of love and conviction that Bogo will soon rise into the pedestal of beauty coveted by many. In his young masculine strength and irresistible charm , Junie wooed her and won her love and devotion. The years of romance born a lot of progress, stability, dignity and unprecedented metamorphosis wherein the lowly little girl, Bogo, emerged as the glamorous and virtuous woman of the north. Under his love, She was a perfect spectacle of the feminine potency. She then was crowned a title of a city. More than ever, she is now set to soar high, the way Junie imagined her to be back in the 70's. Her charm attracted many late and forfeited aspirants, most of them are not Bogohanons. They tried hard to grab and molest her feminine charm but try they did fail. Junie remained faithful to her and the Bogohanon. He defended her with his indefatigable strength until the forces that tried to adulterate her virtue waned. Today she stands still beside the man who clothes her with love and so much faithfulness.

Mayor Junie Martinez
Photo by: Rodge Tonacao

The marriage of Bogo, Bogohanons and Junie defined her (Bogo) of what she is now today and what she will become and more. Their faithfulness with each other withstood the strongest of lies, deception, terrorism and violence commenced by the power hungry few who wanted to break that marriage.

In this tale of love, Bogohanons either take the character of the man Junie or the Woman Bogo. Either way, their marriage gives us discernment to whom we should entrust this city with. This tale is our history, our heritage, our identity, our culture and our own story to tell. This would guide us to our destination. This is the wisdom of the past and the rediscovered virtue of the present.

This tale of love still runs into the pages of our history. Whether this ends in tragedy or victory, you partly hold the pen to say. Please hold it responsibly.

By:

Atty. Ahmad Clay Escolar

MY BOGO EXPERIENCE by Ron Perry

2013-05-07T17:00:00.000+08:00

I remember the first time I visited Bogo in January of 1990. I met my pen pal, Miss Fe Jumao-as Alarde of Libertad, Bogo, in Manila at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport. I arrived on Northwest Orient Airlines flight at 9:00 p.m. and was very anxious to meet the person with whom I had corresponded for more than 6 months. We had exchanged more than 300 letters and we had fallen in love through our letters to each other.

I sent Fe a red T-shirt with my "Farm Tours" logo on the front and was wearing one myself so that it would be easy to see each other at the at the airport. I have to admit that I didn't sleep much on that 17 hour flight from L.A. via Tokyo and was always re-reading her latest letters and looking at her beautiful photo. I had been through a painful divorce a year earlier and her letters to me were like a "drink of cook water on a hot summer day". Sharing my feelings with her was the beginning of a much needed healing process for me. Her loving and encouraging words helped me to get back on my feet and go on with my life. Every letter from her was read and re-read a hundred times. Reading her letters gave me a serene, peaceful feeling that my soul longed for.

Well, back to the airport...arriving passengers at that time could meet their party at the arrival lobby outside just after customs. However, I needed to wait to clear customs after I claimed my luggage. There is a whole other story here... Fe asked me to bring some apples and grapes as gifts for her and her family. Being a farmer, I had access to lots of apples, but I wanted to take local grapes, andi was January! I finally located a box from a friend and got them out of cold storage. I packed one suitcase full of apples, individually wrapped in paper towels to help prevent bruising (it was a hard sided American Tourister suitcase) and I packed the other suitcase with the box of grapes and clothes around it to help cushion it. My carry-on cntained my shaving kit and a few clothes.

As luck would have it, my suitcases were the last off. But in the meantime, I couldn't wait to go outside and see Fe. Customs gave me permission to go out and look and come back inside. Wow, was the first look an eye-opener! I had never seen so many brown-skinned people in my life...and every single lady it seemed had on a red t-shirt!

I finally did get my luggage and put them on a cart and pushed them out the big double doors. I started on one side...the Filipinos had to be behind a rope barrier...and down the other looking for Fe. As I crossed to the other side, I spotted her and what took place the next few moments was like the commercial on tv, where a man and woman seemed to run to each others arms in slow motion. We finally met and shared a warm embrace.

At that moment, I felt God had given me a second chance, a new beginning at life. We didn't kiss, we only held hands and Fe introduced me to her brother and two sisters-in-law. Getting a taxi was a blur to me...we couldn't get one at the arrival area, too many taxis asking $100 or more. We went upstairs to the departure area and found a junk car that would take us to my hotel near the U.S. Embassy...for $30!

My first impression of Manila has not changed. I'm a country boy, not a city person and didn't like what I saw and experienced my first few days there. We went to Cebu one day earlier than planned and took her sister-in-law with us.

Landing in Cebu, I knew right away I would like the island and the people. People here were more friendly than in Manila and I wasn't fearful of being overcharged by the taxi (again a junk car) taking us to Bogo, 100 km or 60 miles north of Cebu, for about $30. Even with the stronger dollar now in Cebu, the price is still the same...about $30.

Driving along the sea on our trip north was very enjoyable. By now we had shared our first kiss and discussed a wedding in Bogo. The most important thing now was to meet her parents.

Ron and Fe

The trip took us through the beautiful countryside, by beaches and colonial churches, turn of the century wooden houses and through the rainy season lush tropical vegetation of the mountains.

I'll have to admit that even though the road had been recently asphalted (some parts were cemented), it was a pretty bad road compared to U.S. standards. The road since, bythe way, has gotten worse, then better. By the End of 1998, all the road from Cebu City to Bogo was newly cemented and bridges were widened and strengthened.

It hadn't rained for a few days and the trip was dusty and hot. It was nice going by the sea and captureing the gentle breeze and it was a few degrees cooler in the mountains. The car didn't have air conditioning, but I enjoyed the ride anyway.

As we rounded a curve, Fe mentioned that we were already in Bogo. I marveled at the sugar cane, first time I had seen it up close. Fields and rolling fields of sugar cane extending all the way down to a huge plain. Coconut trees neatly lined the fields and I saw workers cutting the cane by hand and loading it by bundles into old American trucks that had been "customized" by the locals. I waived at children along the side of the road and they returned my wives with smiles, cheering and enthusiastic jumping up and down. Children still do that in Bogo today.

Fe pointed out the Virgin Mary Shrine on top of the hill as we passed by and she crossed herself. She pointed out the municipality also as we passed and mentioned that the mayor was a friend of the family (Mayor Dy). I was impressed with the things I saw as we went to the town center. Certainly "third world" in some ways, as I expected, but more charming and more modern than I had imagined. She pointed out the college she had graduated from, Cebu Roosevelt Memorial College, a modern five story structure that wouln't be out of place in any small town in America.

There were several reasons why I felt so at ease with Fe and why I knew we were meant for each other. I had come from a large family (my mother had 7 children) and Fe was from an even larger family (10 children). I was a farmer and her father had a large farm. We shared many interests and had much in common...except of course, we were from very different cultures. Also, Tulare, my hometown where I grew up, and Bogo were about the same size, 45,000 population at that time.

Fe continued to give me a tour of Bogo. She showed me the church, a very beautiful building, and the public market (where Gaisano is today). I have to admit that the smell coming from the old public market made me sick...literally. It was the first time I smelled dried fish! I've somewhat gotten used to that smell, however, but still see the same expression on the American men's faces that I had when they smell dried fish for the first time.

Fe mentioned that her Mother had a small stand at the market, but she wasn't there that day. We stopped at a stall near the main market and bought some rice, fish and fruit for our meal that night. People were smilling everywhere we went and they would greet Fe and ask her in Visayan about me. I felt like I was in a parade and waved and smiled at everyone I saw. It was great! I still get that same feeling everytime I return to Bogo...makes me feel just right at home.

Our final stop was in her barrio on the top of a hill just south of Bogo. She had the taxi stop by the Libertad Elementary School and told me we would walk for a while. I'll never forget the walk through a cornfield, through the bushes, past small nipa huts, down by the stream and finally to a 1930's wooden house. Parents, brothers, sister, aunts, uncles, cousins, nephews, nieces...I couldn't even count them all! I had inherited a huge Filipino family!

Dinner time and the food was delicous. It was my first experience of someone preparing food over a wooden fire. Even in my camping experience, we used gas or karosene stoves. I was overwhelmed with the Filipino hospitality and was literally treated like a king. Fe and I ate first and everyone watched. It was okay though, because I walways smiled and waved and the children giggled and ran away.

I was falling in love with Bogo, the people, my new family, and even more in love with Fe.

After dinner, Fe's brother got out his guitar. It was dark already and they had already lit the karosene lanterns (Libertad was not electrified then). I joined in on the singing and they alternated playing the guitar and turning on the radio (battery powered) and we'd dance to the music. The fun seemed to never end and I was surprised when people started to leave and we talked about where we'd sleep and I looked at my watch and it was only 10:00 p.m.

The next morning was a real adventure for me. Fe explained that we would have to take a bath outside at the well. Oh yea? I had a mental picture of getting naked etc., but no, that was not the way it happened. We went outside with our shorts and T-shirts on and she showed me how to draw the water from the well. Pouring the cool water from a bucket over my head sure was invigorating and I still enjoy taking a "filipino shower". Shaving was outside also, and I found a place to put a mirror, I was really getting used to the whole idea when I noticed lots of children watching (nephews and nieces, I assumed). Seemed they had never seen anyone so white...I never had a tan and of course it was winter in California!

After breakfast, I asked Fe's parents for permission to marry their daughter and they did give their permission and also their blessing. Fe had already taught me "mano po" and for the first time, "blessed" my new parents. Everyone was shocked when they heard Fe's father speak English. They had never heard him speak English in their lives. It seemed as though he was in the Philippine Resistance and his farm provided supplies for the Philippine Scouts and the American Army. it had been almost 45 years since he spoke any English!

Later that morning, we went to the Municipality to take out the marriage license. The judge did not hold office that day so we made plans for the wedding the next day. The rest of the day we visited relatives and made plans for the wedding and reception. Our second diner in Libertad was just as great as the first. We had delicious sea food, rice and fruits...I really loved it!

The next day was the wedding and we took a tricycle (motorcycle with side car) to the town proper and went to Fe's Aunt's house where we would have a reception after the wedding. they had a car with air conditioning and we all piled in (I think they made 2 or 3 trips)! We had several aunts and uncles as sponsors and also Mayor Dy. We waited in court while the judge tried a criminal case. All the while everything was in Visayan, and I had the feeling that the wedding would be in dialect also and that Fe would have to tell me when to say "I do".

The Judge was a woman and did ask in Visayan about our wedding but began the ceremony in English, to my relief. She didn't smile however, when she asked if I took Fe as my wife and I answered "I certainly do!"...but that's okay, because Fe did. the ceremony was brief and handshakes and we were off to her Aunt's house for the reception.

This was my first experience to enjoy the most delicious dish in the Philippines...lechon baboy (whole roast pig). We had lots of other foods and of course, a huge cake. The $200 I had budgeted for the reception sure went a long way. Lots of people came by and congratulated us and enjoyed the food and even took some home. It was already later afternoon and Fe said we needed to get back before dark (still a provincial tradition), so we cought a tricycle and made it back to the farm.

Just in time to have another reception! I quickly learned that any and every occasion was a chance to celebrate, and celebrate we did! This was my first experience with the traditiional Cebuano drink, rum and coke. It was great!

We took pictures and sang and danced almost all night.

Too soon, it was time to leave since I had to be back in Tualre for an agriculture tour. It seemed to take forever, but finally the 6 months petitioning process was complete and Fe came to the U.S. and the rest, as they say, is history. And now we're even more in love than ever before.

I've been back to Bogo (now a city) more than 60 times and always get that "going home" feeling you get when you go back to your home town. I'm not a Bogohanan by birth, but I'm a Bogohanan by choice!

1960 Winter Olympics Torch Relay going from Los Angeles to Squaw Valley, Lake Tahoe, California.

RON PERRY is the owner of Virgin Beach Resort Cebu.

Master Plan - The New Bogo City Central Business District

2013-05-04T20:54:00.001+08:00

This is it! The master plan of the new Bogo City Central Business District

Proposed Landscape Development Plan - whole page.

Proposed Landscape Development Plan - lower part of page.

Proposed Landscape Development Plan - upper part of page.

Aerial perspective of the New Bogo City Central Business District. From CAPITANCILLO AVENUE
(The Main Access Road of the Business District)

Aerial perspective of the New Bogo City Central Business District. From New Bogo City Hall side

Aerial perspective of the New Bogo City Central Business District
(Creek Area)

The Bogo City Planning Office is now accepting investors. Please contact City Planning Office, (032) 260- 5310

Photo source: New Bogo City Hall Facebook page.

SBBA to Host Bogo City Fiesta 2013

2013-04-30T16:18:00.001+08:00

The Bogo City 2013 Fiesta Celebration will be hosted by the Solid Bogo Business Association with the theme “Bogo- A City of Great Opportunities”. The fiesta executive committee is headed by Mr. Manuel Sanchez.

May 18, 2013 (Saturday) Basketball Game
Celebrity Actors vs. Bogo All Star

Here is a video(playlist) of the 2011 basketball game:

May 24, 2013 (Friday)
Ms. Bogo’13

Special Guest:
Enrique Gil

May 25, 2013 (Saturday)

Celebrity Guests:
Yeng Constantino
Daniel Padilla

May 27, 2013 (Monday)
Bogo Little Prince and Princess 2013

Celebrity Guest:
Khalil Ramos

All events will be held at the Don Celestino Martinez Sports Complex.

source: Bogo City Official Website (info and photo credits)

Cebu Election Officers

2013-04-30T07:47:00.002+08:00

Comelec Cebu: Know your Election Officers

BOGO ELECTION OFFICER:

Atty. Ferdinand Gujilde

Election Officer IV

09209522269

Comelec, Bogo City, Cebu

Contact numbers of COMELEC Cebu Election Officers:

View Comelec Cebu: Know your Election Officers in a larger map

COP ALLEGEDLY KILLS DAUGHTER'S BOYFRIEND

2013-04-09T07:15:00.001+08:00

News and updates of the Montesclaros shooting incident. (News clippings sorted by published dates)

COP ALLEGEDLY SHOOTS, KILLS DAUGHTER'S BOYFRIEND

Saturday, April 6, 2013

By Davinci S. Maru, SUN.STAR NEWS

A POLICE official in Bogo City, Cebu yesterday afternoon allegedly shot to death the 17-year-old boyfriend of his daughter.

Chief Insp. Ceferino Tabay Jr., deputy chief of the Bogo City Police Station, surrendered shortly after he allegedly shot Vincent Paul Montesclaros in Barangay Guadalupe at 3 p.m.

He was also divested of his 9mm service pistol, the same weapon used in the shooting.

Supt. Anthony Bagarinao, Bogo City police chief, said Montesclaros died from gunshot wounds in his head and chest.

Tabay brought Montesclaros, who was a first year college student, to the hospital but the minor died before receiving treatment.

Bagarinao told Sun.Star Cebu Tabay, who was on duty, went home to eat. Read more: http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/local-news/2013/04/06/cop-allegedly-shoots-kills-daughter-s-boyfriend-276247

POLICE MAJOR SHOOT BOY DEAD

Saturday, April 6, 2013

A police official in Bogo City, northern Cebu surrendered to fellow policemen after he fatally shot the 17-year-old boyfriend of his daughter.

Chief Insp. Ceferino Tabay Jr., deputy police chief of a Bogo City police station, said he thought the boy was trying to shoot him that’s why he fired at him.

Supt. Anthony Bagarinao, chief of police of Bogo City, said Tabay left his police station around 3 p.m. yesterday to eat and pick up her 16-year-old daughter from school.

The school is 150 meters from the policeman’s house in barangay Guadalupe.

On his way to the school, Tabay claimed that he saw his daughter in a shanty near the school with her nose bleeding.

Bagarinao said Tabay alleged that when the boy saw him, the boy tried to draw something from his waist.

Tabay said he thought that what the boy was trying to get was a firearm prompting him to draw his 9mm pistol and shoot the boy.

Montesclaros suffered gunshot wounds in the head and chest.

Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/385965/police-major-shoots-boy-dead#ixzz2PuodhnRG

SELF-DEFENSE? PNP DOUBTS IT

Sunday, April 7, 2013

By Davinci S. Maru, SUN.STAR NEWS

POLICE investigators found loopholes in the statement of a police official in Bogo City, Cebu, who allegedly shot and killed his daughter’s boyfriend last Friday, leading them to suspect it may not have been self-defense.

Hounded by their doubts, the family of Vincent Paul Montesclaros, 17, sought the help of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) 7 for an autopsy and parallel inquiry.

Bruises on Montesclaros’ face led them to believe the teenager was mauled by Chief Insp. Ceferino Tabay Jr., 51, before he was killed. Tabay is the city’s deputy police chief.

Cebu Provincial Police Office (CPPO) Director Patrocinio Comendador also sent personnel to the Bogo City Police Station yesterday to investigate. He assured there will be no whitewash.

Supt. Anthony Bagarinao, the city’s police chief, told Sun.Star Cebu they found inconsistencies in the statement of Tabay after gathering evidence and interviewing the victim’s family. Read more: http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/local-news/2013/04/07/self-defense-pnp-doubts-it-276366

SLAIN BOY'S KIN WANTS NBI IN

Sunday, April 7, 2013

By Joy Cherry S. Quito, Cebu Daily News

The family of the 17-year-old boy who was fatally shot by a police official in Bogo City, northern Cebu is asking for the help of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).

The family of Vincent Paul Montesclaros went to the NBI after turning down the request of the Bogo City police to have the victim’s remains autopsied and be subjected to a paraffin test.

Senior Supt. Patrocinio Comendador Jr., chief of the Cebu Provincial Police Office (CPPO), ordered the Provincial Intelligence and Detection Management Branch to investigate the case.

Chief Insp. Ceferino Tabay Jr., deputy chief of the Bogo City police station, admitted shooting the boy but claimed he did it in self-defense.

The boy was the boyfriend of Tabay’s 16-year-old daughter.

Tabay said he was forced to shoot the boy when the victim appeared to draw a gun from his waist.

Tabay, who has been in the police service for 27 years, surrendered to the police after the incident. He also turned over a .45 caliber pistol which he said was recovered in the boy’s possession.

Tabay was about to pick up her daughter from her school in barangay Guadalupe on Friday afternoon when the shooting occurred.

Supt. Anthony Bagarinao, chief of police of Bogo, said the girl claimed that she and the boy were arguing before her father arrived.

Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/386421/slain-boys-kin-wants-nbi-in#ixzz2Pupaa8py

5 TESTIFY THAT COP SHOT DAUGHTER'S BOYFRIEND

Monday, April 8, 2013

By Davinci S. Maru, SUN.STAR NEWS

FIVE minors were brought to the Bogo City Police Station on Sunday to testify as witnesses that a police official didn't act in self-defense in shooting his daughter's boyfriend.

The friends of Vincent Paul Montesclaros, 17, issued their affidavits through the help of the Women and Children's Protection Desk (WCPD) and said that Chief Insp. Ceferino Tabay Jr. twisted the story.

"This will only show that my son was defenseless and didn't have a gun when he (Tabay) killed Vincent," said the boy's father Paul, 37.

He said Natasha Faye, his son's girlfriend, sent text messages and called their friends for help that Tabay mauled Vincent before shooting him in Barangay Guadalupe last Friday at 3 p.m. Read more: http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/local-news/2013/04/08/5-testify-cop-shot-daughter-s-boyfriend-276536

BOGO COP FACES MURDER CHARGE

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

By Davinci S. Maru, Flornisa M. Gitgano and Kevin A. Lagunda

A COMPLAINT of murder was filed against a police official in Bogo City, Cebu yesterday for allegedly shooting to death his daughter’s boyfriend.

Bogo City Police Station Chief Anthony Bagarinao told Sun.Star Cebu the initial complaint of homicide was changed to murder because of witnesses’ accounts.

“Naa’y nakadungog nila nga nihangyo kuno ni ang bata pero gipusil gihapon niya (Somebody heard the boy pleading for his life but the policeman went ahead and shot him),” he said, referring to Chief Insp. Ceferino Tabay Jr.

Last Sunday, five minors issued affidavits that Tabay did not shoot Montesclaros out of self-defense.

Without the autopsy result, Bagarinao said they still lodged the case at Bogo City Prosecutor’s Office because they already have a post-mortem examination from the hospital.

“Mas maayo unta gyud ang autopsy pero ang pamilya kay di man magpatabang sa pulis (The family doesn’t want police assistance),” he said.

The Cebu Provincial Board (PB) requested Cebu Provincial Police Office (CPPO) Chief Patrocinio Comendador to conduct a “thorough and impartial” investigation on the

shooting. Read More: http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/local-news/2013/04/09/bogo-cop-faces-murder-charge-276680

BOGO CITY LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR THE 2013 NATIONAL AND LOCAL ELECTIONS

2013-03-27T16:27:00.005+08:00

MAYOR

MARTINEZ, JUNIE
SALIMBANGON, MARIE DAPHNE

VICE MAYOR

LEPITEN, VICTOR
SEVILLA, SANTIAGO

COUNCILOR

ACUSAR, LYNDON HEE
ALARDE, TINGGOY
ALMIRANTE, YOYONG
BANZON, HELEN
BERCERO, BRYAN
GALVE, BONG
GELIG, JONEL
GODINEZ, REGIE
GULANE, DODONG
JUMAO-AS, GLENN
LEPITEN, JAC LESTER
MANUBAG, WHING
MARTINEZ-MANIQUIS, MARICEL
MAYOL, DIGOY
MINGUEZ, RITO
OLIAMOT, SUNNY
OPORTO, LITO
ORTEGA, ERWIN
PACIFICO, ARTURO
RODRIGUEZ, BELINDA
RODRIGUEZ, DOC BEN
SALIMBANGON, CHAD
VERDIDA, CRES
YGOT, OFELIA

source: http://www.comelec.gov.ph/uploads/Elections/2013natloc/ListOfCandidates/CEBU/BOGO_CITY/BOGO_CITY.pdf

photo credit: Rodge Tonacao & Daphne Salimbangon FB profile

BOGO CITY Ballot Templates for the 2013 National and Local Elections

2013-03-27T16:02:00.002+08:00

Here is a snapshot of a ballot template to be used for the 2013 National and Local Elections in Bogo City:

CLICK HERE FOR FULL BALLOT TEMPLATE

Mechanical Engineer Board Exam Results - March 2013

2013-03-27T08:00:00.001+08:00

Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) : 717 out of 1,309 passed the Mechanical Engineer Licensure Examination and 24 out of 45 passed the Certified Plant Mechanic Licensure Examination given by the Board of Mechanical Engineering in Manila and Cebu this March 2013.

Results were released in two working days after the last day of examinations.

Top 10:

1. JOSEPH PARIS TALAMPAS - DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY-MANILA 93.95

2. JEFFREY JAYMA BARCE - UNIVERSITY OF CEBU 93.70

& SAMUELSON ANTHONY DUGAY SYLIM - DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY-MANILA 93.70

3. AARON FERDINAND DEE BEA - DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY-MANILA 93.25

4. CRISTAN JAY NITURA PERONA - EASTERN VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY (for.L.I.T.)TACLOBAN 93.10

5. EDWARD SELVANO ERMAE - BICOL UNIVERSITY-LEGAZPI 92.25

6. LEO COCOY MAGCAMIT NAHID - UNIVERSITY OF CEBU 90.15

& KELVIN RAY BINUYA SOLDEVILLA - TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-MANILA 90.15

7. STEPHEN JOHN BUSMION VERCELES - DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY-DASMARIÑAS 90.00

8. REY ANDREW ANG GATMAITAN - DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY-MANILA 89.90

9. PAUL CARLO LOPEZ ADAME - BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY BATANGAS CITY (PBMIT) 89.75

10. MAR JOHN VICENTE MACABODBOD - DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY-MANILA 89.45

CLICK HERE for complete list of passers in Mechanical Engineer Licensure Exam.

CLICK HERE for the complete list of passers in Certified Plant Mechanic Licensure Exam

DOST EXAM RESULT 2013

2013-03-24T15:05:00.003+08:00

OFFICIAL LIST OFQUALIFIERS FOR THE 2013 DOST-SEI SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIPS

The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) through the Science Education Institute (SEI) announces the names of the scholarship qualifiers in 2013. The new scholarship awardees must seek admission in any of the priority S&T fields of study at state colleges and universities and CHED-identified Centers of Excellence/Centers of Development. Each qualifier shall receive a notice of award from the DOST-SEI or DOST Regional Office stating the date of orientation and contract signing. He/she shall report at the designated venue with a parent/legal guardian who must bring a 2013 Community Tax Certificate or Official Passport. The legal guardian is required to present his/her affidavit of guardianship. The names of some potential qualifiers are put on hold pending re-evaluation of some requirements. The following are the qualifiers of the DOST-SEI Scholarship Programs (also available at www.sei.dost.gov.ph and www.science-scholarships.ph).

From the total number of the 2013 passers, 3,089 belong to economically disadvantaged families who qualified under the RA 7687 Scholarship grants, while 508 students who topped the examination qualified under the DOST-SEI Merit Scholarship Program.

source: http://www.science-scholarships.ph/

Click to download -> DOST SCHOLARSHIP RESULT

Cebu’s 4th District Now a ‘Hot Spot’

2013-03-08T08:30:00.002+08:00

THE entire fourth legislative district of the province of Cebu was declared as an election “hot spot” after the regional police force revised its watchlist of areas where violence are likely to erupt in this year’s election period.

Cebu’s fourth district is composed of the city of Bogo and the towns of Bantayan, Daanbantayan, Madridejos, Medellin, San Remigio, Sta. Fe, Tabogon and Tabuelan.

Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/367881/cebus-4th-district-now-a-hot-spot
by Correspondent Chito Aragon

photo source: philstar.com

3,000 Women, Youth in Central Visayas to Benefit from TESDA’s 2 New Training Programs

2013-02-13T08:11:00.001+08:00

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February 6, 2013

CEBU CITY, Feb. 6 — Some 3,000 women in Central Visayas will benefit from two training programs which the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) launched in Mandaue City on Wednesday.

TESDA Director General Joel Villanueva said the two training programs are the Sari-Sari Store Training and Access to Resources (S3TAR) and Cash for Training Project (C4TP).

Its partners are Coca-Cola Export Corp. for the first program and the Department of Social Welfare and Development for the second program.

S3TAR, which started in Palawan last year, is a campaign for women 18 years old and above who run small stores in Palawan, Pampanga, Tarlac, Nueva Ecija, National Capital Region, Cebu, Davao, Bacolod, Misamis Oriental and Cagayan.

The program will provide basic entrepreneurial mentoring such as financial literacy training to 1,000 women sari-sari store owners in Bogo City, Balamban and beneficiaries of the Cebu Federation of Women’s Clubs Inc. (CFWCI)

TESDA reported that 99 women have so far passed from the 300 target beneficiaries in Bogo City, while Balamban has 126 registrants out of 200.

CFWCI has logged 218 beneficiaries and is aiming for 500.

Training in Bogo City is ongoing, while other participants will start in February.

read full story here

BOGO CITY SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD WINS LOCAL LEGISLATIVE AWARD

2013-02-01T06:20:00.000+08:00

Written by MTLabarado

Saturday, 12 January 2013

Most outstanding legislative council in the province for the component city category.

For its “ultimate contribution to the attainment of desirable socio–economic and environmental outcome” the Philippine Councilors League–Cebu Provincial Federation together with the Department of Interior and Local Government presented to the Bogo City Council the Local Legislative Award as winner in the Provincial Level for the component city category.

The award recognizes the exemplary performance of sanggunians, particularly of cities and municipalities, for legislating measures that help build the foundation of meaningful local administration and development. The award criteria includes eff ectiveness of the Legislative Agenda and the legislative tracking system, availability of legislative documents, efficiency of performance of the sanggunian, and quality of office set-up and staff complement.

Most outstanding legislative council in the province for the component city category For its “ultimate contribution to the attainment of desirable socio–economic and environmental outcome” the Philippine Councilors League–Cebu Provincial Federation together with the Department of Interior and Local Government presented to the Bogo City Council the Local Legislative Award as winner in the Provincial Level for the component city category.

Read full article here: http://cityofbogocebu.gov.ph/web/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=94&Itemid=2

Petron Cancels Contracts With 21 Service Stations

2013-01-31T11:49:00.000+08:00

Petron has announced that it has terminated its contracts with 21 of its service stations for selling substandard fuels and passing these off as having come from the petroleum company.

According to Petron, it ended its partnership with the said service stations over a 12-month period, from January 2012 to January 2013.

"It is our duty to make sure the consuming public only gets Petron's top-of-the-line fuel and lubricant products whenever they go to a Petron station," said Petron vice president for national sales Archie Gupalor. "We do not tolerate these illegal activities and we will continue to go after unscrupulous dealers within our network to ensure the integrity of the Petron brand."

To prove that it is serious in going after these erring dealers, Petron recently filed criminal charges against a dealer in Bogo City, Cebu. For its part, the Bogo City Prosecutor's Office found probable cause with Petron's allegations that the dealer committed criminal acts of trademark infringement, unfair competition, and false designation of origin, all of which are punishable under Republic Act 8293, also known as the "Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines."

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source: http://www.topgear.com.ph/news/petron-cancels-contracts-with-21-service-stations

Sinulog sa Kabataan Participants

2013-01-10T13:53:00.001+08:00

SINULOG SA KABATAAN-DAKBAYAN 2013

ELEMENTARY DIVISION CONTINGENT

1. Basak Community School

2. Cebu City Central School

3. "Tribu Mabolokon” Mabolo Elementary School

4. Guadalupe Elementary School

5. Oprra Elementary School

6. Regino Mercado Elementary School

SECONDARY DIVISION CONTINGENT

1. Inayawan Night high School

2. Punta Princessa Night High School

3. Zapatera National High School

4. Banay Talambanon of Talamban National High School

5. Apas National High School

6. Don Sergio Osmena National High School

7. Abellana National School

Sinulog 2013 - sinulog.ph

SINULOG SA KABATAAN-LALAWIGAN 2013

ELEMENTARY DIVISION CONTINGENT
1. Buanoy Central School
2. Naga Central Elementary School
3. Gregoria Milan Memorial Elementary School
4. Pajo Elementary School - Lapu-Lapu City Government
5. Talisay City Central School
6. San Fernando Central School
7. Pundok sa Nagkahiusang Danawanon-Danao City
SECONDARY DIVISION CONTINGENT
1. Banay Mandauehanon
2. Toledo National Vocational School
3. Tribu ni Beatriz (Beatriz D. Durano Memorial National High School)- Danao City
4. Cordova National High School-Cordova District
5. Dumanjug National High School
6. Division of City of Bogo
7. Uling National High School, DepEd, City of Naga
8. Carcar City Division
9. Tuburan National High School

source: sinulog.ph

One Month Suspension for 8 Auto Bus Units

2012-12-20T08:13:00.002+08:00

Source: Cebu Daily News

At least eight buses of the Metro Cebu Autobus Corporation were suspended for one month by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board 7 starting Tuesday.

LFTRB-7 Regional Director Ahmed Cuizon announced the suspension after a meeting with company officials yesterday.

Last Monday an Autobus unit collided with an oncoming Toyota Altis sedan in the national highway in Bogo City in north Cebu. Three bus passengers were killed and 37 were injured, including both drivers.

The suspended buses are listed in the same franchise number of the bus that figured in the accident.

Cuizon said Autobus units covered by other franchises can still operate.

Autobus operates a fleet of more than 30 buses.

“We just want to uphold public safety. We want to be sure that the riding public is safe, especially now that it is passenger season because of Christmas,” Cuizon said.

Based on police investigation the bus “was just a second party to the accident” as it was the private car that rammed it but “the suspension is standard operating procedure,” Cuizon said.

Gov. Gwen Refuses to Step Down

2012-12-19T20:15:00.002+08:00

source: RAPPLER

Cebu Gov Gwendolyn Garcia has refused to step down after Malacañang served her suspension order over an administratiuve case and swore in the President’s party mate as acting governor on December 19, Wednesday.

Early in the afternoon, she issued an executive order to all department heads at the capitol, to make it clear that they should receive orders only from her since she remains the governor.

"I continue to be the governor of Cebu…. I am the chief executive of this provincial government and our department heads, being under the executive department, shall follow orders from the duly elected and duly installed governor with a mandate from the Cebuano people," said Garcia.

Garcia arrived at the capitol only minutes after Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Region VII director Ananias Villacorta swore in Vice Governor Agnes Magpale to take the governor’s responsibilities.

Suspension orders such as this has to be received by the subject or any of her representatives. In Cebu’s case, the DILG director reportedly just swore in Magpale when nobody from the governor’s office signed to receive the suspension order.

Garcia later cited this detail as reason for her not to vacate her seat. She said she had yet to receive the suspension order since this was only posted outside her office.

read more: Gwen Garcia won’t step down

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Suspension Coming For Gwen - CDN

2012-12-19T09:05:00.000+08:00

Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia and her camp yesterday braced for a suspension order to be handed down by the Office of the President as a penalty for a 2010 case of usurpation.

She won’t step aside easily.

“Let them do their worst and we will do our best,” Garcia was quoted as saying by her spokesman and legal counsel Rory John Sepulveda at the Capitol where metal guard rails suddenly went up in the driveway and security measures for visitors tightened.

“The governor sees a silver lining in every situation. She’s combative.”

Three busloads of female barangay health workers arrived and occupied the Capitol social hall as a show of “support”.

If a six-month suspension order is served today, Garcia’s political opponent Vice Gov. Agnes Magpale will assume office as the highest official in the Province of Cebu – and Garcia’s eight-year term as Cebu’s first woman governor would be symbolically over even as her candidacy as 3rd district congresswoman hangs in the balance. The suspension would run up to the May 2013 election.

No document was shown yet but rumors swirled of an oath-taking for a new governor by 8:30 a.m. today.

Both sides knew it was coming.

Garcia remained out of sight and silent yesterday, not returning calls or text messages from reporters.She let her spokesmen do the talking.

“If that’s true (a suspension order), this is a plain and simple power grab,” said her brother Rep. Pablo John Garcia, whose own candidacy for Cebu governor in 2013 would be impaired if he loses access to the Capitol.

“They tried once to remove the governor through the will of the Cebuanos but failed. Now they’re asking Manila to overturn the will of the Cebuanos,” he said in a text message.

Read more: Cebu Daily News

Office of the President's Decision on Gov. Garcia

Image source: everythingcebu.com

Comelec Rejects Request to Place Bogo City Under Its Control

2012-12-08T12:54:00.001+08:00

The Commission on Elections (Comelec) en banc has rejected the request of Rep. Benhur Salimbangon (Cebu, 4th district) to place Bogo City in northern Cebu under Comelec control in the 2013 elections to prevent a repeat of the stand-off in Pulambato in 2010.

Comelec Chairperson Sixto Brillantes said the Comelec, as a collegial body, decided that placing Bogo City under Comelec control is unnecessary and has no basis.

Brillantes said the Comelec decision is final.

Earlier, Salimbangon said placing Bogo City under Comelec control will prevent violence in the elections, especially that there are armed men in the area who are freely roaming around.

Salimbangon said he wants clean and honest elections and placing Bogo City under Comelec control will prevent criminals from making trouble during the campaign period and on election day.

Bogo City Mayor Celestino “Junie” Martinez Jr. said he is happy to learn about the Comelec order, saying the congressman’s suggestion is selective.

“Benhur might have thought that because Brillantes was their lawyer in the 2010 election, he can again take advantage now that Brillantes is the Comelec chairman,” Martinez said.

He said it’s not good for Salimbangon to suggest only Bogo City for Comelec control when there are more troubled towns in the fourth district, such as Daanbantayan, Tabuelan, Sta. Fe, San Remigio and Madridejos.

Instead of Comelec control, Martinez suggested the creation of a credible group composed of religious, civic and media leaders to oversee the elections in the entire fourth district.

“I think that if created, this group from the religious, civic and media sectors will be respected by all political leaders and their followers because they are non-partisan and whose only motive in monitoring the fourth district is to ensure a clean and honest elections,” Martinez said.

source: US News Las Vegas

Brillantes: Comelec to put Cebu’s 4th district under its control if violence erupts

2012-11-26T12:38:00.001+08:00

Commission on Elections Chairman Sixto Brillantes, Jr. said Cebu’s 4th district would only be placed under Comelec control if there is actual violence.

Sixto Brillantes Jr.

Brillantes said the situation should be grave enough to warrant the commission’s control.

”Kung marami na hong namamatay dyan, nag-bombahan na, nag-iitsahan na ng granada, nagsusuguran na, maraming loose firearms, nagbabarilan na dyan. Wala nang peace and order. That is the time we place it under Comelec control. Is that the situation?” Brillantes said in an interview in Atty. Frank Malilong’s TV 5 program “Frankahay Ta.”

...

Mayor Junie Martinez said they only suggested that the entire district be placed under Comelec control with conditions after Salimbangon suggested that Bogo be placed under the commission’s control.

”Salimbangon wants only Bogo declared, so I said, ‘Why not the entire district?” Junie said.

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Bogo City Celebrity Basketball Game 2013

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BOGO ROMANCE by Ahmad Clay Escolar

MY BOGO EXPERIENCE by Ron Perry

Master Plan - The New Bogo City Central Business District

SBBA to Host Bogo City Fiesta 2013

May 18, 2013 (Saturday) Basketball GameCelebrity Actors vs. Bogo All Star

May 24, 2013 (Friday)Ms. Bogo’13

May 25, 2013 (Saturday)

May 27, 2013 (Monday)Bogo Little Prince and Princess 2013

Cebu Election Officers

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COP ALLEGEDLY KILLS DAUGHTER'S BOYFRIEND

COP ALLEGEDLY SHOOTS, KILLS DAUGHTER'S BOYFRIEND

Saturday, April 6, 2013

POLICE MAJOR SHOOT BOY DEAD

Saturday, April 6, 2013

SELF-DEFENSE? PNP DOUBTS IT

Sunday, April 7, 2013

SLAIN BOY'S KIN WANTS NBI IN

Sunday, April 7, 2013

5 TESTIFY THAT COP SHOT DAUGHTER'S BOYFRIEND

Monday, April 8, 2013

BOGO COP FACES MURDER CHARGE

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

BOGO CITY LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR THE 2013 NATIONAL AND LOCAL ELECTIONS

BOGO CITY Ballot Templates for the 2013 National and Local Elections

Mechanical Engineer Board Exam Results - March 2013

DOST EXAM RESULT 2013

OFFICIAL LIST OFQUALIFIERS FOR THE 2013 DOST-SEI SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIPS

Cebu’s 4th District Now a ‘Hot Spot’

3,000 Women, Youth in Central Visayas to Benefit from TESDA’s 2 New Training Programs

BOGO CITY SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD WINS LOCAL LEGISLATIVE AWARD

Petron Cancels Contracts With 21 Service Stations

Sinulog sa Kabataan Participants

SINULOG SA KABATAAN-DAKBAYAN 2013

SINULOG SA KABATAAN-LALAWIGAN 2013

One Month Suspension for 8 Auto Bus Units

Gov. Gwen Refuses to Step Down

Suspension Coming For Gwen - CDN

Comelec Rejects Request to Place Bogo City Under Its Control

Brillantes: Comelec to put Cebu’s 4th district under its control if violence erupts

CITY OF BOGO
and

SOLID BOGO BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Inc.

presents

CELEBRITY ACTORS vs IPI COMMERCIAL TEAMBASKETBALL GAME 2013

May 18, 2013 (Saturday) Basketball Game
Celebrity Actors vs. Bogo All Star

May 24, 2013 (Friday)
Ms. Bogo’13

May 27, 2013 (Monday)
Bogo Little Prince and Princess 2013

Atty. Ferdinand Gujilde

Election Officer IV

09209522269

Comelec, Bogo City, Cebu