In This Edition

Year 2, No 6

January 16, 2013

Page 1 photos: Looking fresh/sweating it out …

LATEBREAKERS: Tatango-tango, kakampay-kampay … sa aking hirang, by Percy A Ostonal

COMMENTARY: MambulaoWatch: Ugly head of politics rears in Mambulao

FOCUS: Passing on the gift of livelihood and entrepreneurship

EDITORIAL: Mambulao’s skills training program

GUEST EDITORIAL: Genuine growth

NEWS

An invitation to all JP candidates for the May 2013 elections

South Korean energy firm to build photovoltaic power plant in Daet

Daet takes pride as site of world's first monument of Rizal

Bicol upland farming to boost national rice production

PCA steps up coco-seedling distribution in Masbate

P5-B wind energy farm takes shape in CamSur

Army scores high against rebels

Group seeks more programs for SME development in 2013

Albay to regulate mountaineering activities in Mt Mayon

Harnessing folklore for development

Tourism executive brags: Travelers out of Naia in 25 minutes flat

Albay has 16 dive sites

Remote Ragay village is ‘ring net’ vessels sanctuary

‘Weight is healthy’ study criticized

Alcohol calories 'too often ignored'

FEATURE: Tales of two Pinoy nurses in the US, by Percy A Ostonal

NEWSFEATURE: Experts laud bishop’s safe and satisfying economic strategy

SPECIAL: James Town fishermen catch e-waste

FOCUS: The economy in 2013, by Atty Jose Ferdinand M Rojas II

COMMENTARY: ‘Open skies’ useless for now, by Boo Chanco

COMMENTARY: Losing weight and other battles in 2013, by Benjamin Pimentel

FEATURE: Albay folk remember cataclysmic eruption

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