Posted on 02 July '09 under All About Baras | 3 Comments
I’ve been thinking of this for some time now. Are you willing to shell out money for yourusername@barasrizal.com? (This post is updated.)
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Posted on 28 June '09 under Government | 14 Comments
Last Friday night, the Sangguniang Bayan held a public hearing on its automated and computerized tax mapping project. Coming from the IT industry, I totally agree with the computerization plan but I do have some suggestions to ensure that this multi-million plan is utilized properly.
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Posted on 16 June '09 under Proudly Barasenian | 8 Comments
Two bills are now pending in the Congress aiming to promote Sikaran as a martials arts indigenous in the Philippines.
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Posted on 13 June '09 under Government | 6 Comments
Posted on 12 June '09 under Government | 21 Comments
The Municipality of Baras, Rizal plans to borrow a maximum amount of P 20 million to fund its revenue computerization projects.
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Posted on 03 June '09 under Political Spectrum | 85 Comments
Kurakot. Sugapa. Gahaman. Lulong sa kapangyarihan. Abusado. Sinungaling.
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Posted on 30 May '09 under Religious Affairs | 7 Comments
Let us end the month of May with something positive (and pleasing to the eye). Here are some of photos of the sagalas in last night’s Santacruzan.
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Posted on 21 May '09 under Baras in the News | 3 Comments
An article written by a Barasenian talks about the the sentiments of first-time and young voters. This and more in a web round up of everything about Baras, Rizal.
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Posted on 11 May '09 under Government | 3 Comments
Three hundred sixty four days from now, Barasenians will troop to their voting precincts to elect the new officials for the national and local posts. We will decide on our country’s future for the next six years.
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Posted on 10 May '09 under Culture and Tradition | 8 Comments
I’ve been covering the Tromba Festival since 2004. In all these years, some things never change. We need your suggestions to have it improved.
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