Is the only bank in Baras now closed?
The Monetary Board of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas recently prohibited Rural Bank of Saint Joseph from doing further business and has placesd its assets under the receivership of Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation.
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Updates and exclusive photos, videos and audio clips will be posted once a publishing project is done. For the meantime, here’s a photo-op of the elected officials, together with Judge Ma. Socorro Almazan Vista who administer their oath of office.
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Here is the program of activities for tomorrow’s oath taking ceremony of new and re-elected local officials.
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This year’s celebration of the 109th Araw ng Lalawigan has a team “Taas Noo Rizaleño, Ang Galing Mo!”
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Six re-electionists, three new faces, one making a comeback. Nine from the Nationalist People’s Coalition-Nacionalista Party, one from the Liberal Party. Inspired by the Dear Noynoy Facebook fan page, what would be your suggestions to the newly elected officials?
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Based on the poll results published by the Commission on elections, Mayor Wilfredo Robles is likely to occupy his post for his third and final term.
A band plays music in Baras Elementary after initial results show the incumbent mayor leading over his rivals.
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Incumbent mayor Wilfredo Robles won in the precincts where his two major opponents were registered.
I’m doing this post in Baras Elementary School, an hour after casting my vote. Here’s what you can expect in today’s polls.
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I am planning to create a Facebook account where I can upload photos I have taken for the past six years. A FB member could also have their pictures tagged. Barasenians (and people in general) automatically pose when they see cameras and even shout, “Picture, picture.” For the meantime, here are some photos I have taken during the Tromba Festival last May 1. By the way, I do not own
Thank God that not a single drop of rain fell last May 1 during the Agape. It would have ruined a fun night, courtesy of artists, particularly that of the Philippine Army.
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