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Dir. Cesario R. Pagdilao The Career Executive Service Board (CESB) conferred to Director Cesario R. Pagdilao, Officer-in-Charge-Executive Director of the PCAMRD-DOST, the Career Executive Service Eligibility on March 11, 2011 as per Board Resolution No. 933. As such, his name has been entered in the CESB Roster of CES Eligibles.      Director Pagdilao, a native of Badoc, Ilocos Norte, was born on September 16, 1952. He finished his elementary education from Nagrebcan Elementary School, Badoc, Ilocos Sur. He attended high school education at the Badoc Vocational School and obtained the degree of Bachelor of Science in Zoology at the Far Eastern University in Manila. He pursued his degree in Marine Biology at the University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City. He has earned some academic units for the degree in Doctor of Philosophy in Marine Science from the University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City.      With the creation of the Philippine Council for Aquatic and Ma

Napagwagian ng San Pablo City Central School Drum and Lyre Team ang Kampeonato sa ginanap na 2011 La Laguna Festival Drum and Lyre Competition na pinagkalooban ni Gobernador Jeorge ER Ejercito Estregan  ng P40,000.00-cash prize. Ang Halang Elementary School Drum and Lyre Corps (ng Calamba City)  ang tinanghal na first runner-up upang makamit ang P30,000.00-cash prize; at second runner-up ang Cavinti Central School Drum and Lyre Band na pinagkalooban ngP20,000.00-cash prize.  Ang lahat ng kalahok na hindi nagwagi ay pinagkalooban  ng pampalubag-loob na P10,000 bawa’t banda. Kasama sa  larawan sina  Governor E.R. Ejercito Estregan,  Atty. Leonardo Ragaza, at Pagsanjan Mayor Maita Ejercito bilang Unang Ginang ng Lalawigan ng Laguna. ( PIO-Laguna/Vic  A. Pambuan )

Ang unang 17 yunit ng tricycle-type patrol vehicle na ipinagkaloob ng Tanggapan ni Alkalde Vicente B. Amante sa 17 barangay sa kalunsuran na may nakatayong sangay ng bangko at iba pang financial institution sa layuning mapasigla ang pagmamatyag ng mga pinunong barangay sa kalalagayang pangkapanatagan sa sakop ng kanilang pananagutan na may pakikipag-ugnayan sa San Pablo City Police Station, ay pinabasbasan sa kahilingan ni CityAdministrator Loreto S. Amante akay ng paniniwalang ang lahat ng mabuting gawa ay dapat isagawang may pagtitiwala sa Poong Maykapal. (CIO/ Diogenes L. Bunquin )

     Sa tunay na takbo ng buhay, hindi ang mga kinikilalang “ berde ang utak ” o yaong mga sinasabing may  highly developed ability to think, reason , and understand, especially in combination with wide knowledge ang nagtatagumpay bilang propesyonal o bilang mga mananaliksik, sa halip ay yaon lamang  mga nabibilang sa “above average” subali’t matiyaga at may dedikasyon na matamo ang kanilang mga pangarapin. Ito ang nabanggit ni  City Administrator Loreto S. Amante nang siya ay kapanayamin ng pahayagang ito pagkatapos na siya ay magsalita sa gradwasyon ng Santisimo Rosario  National High School noong nakaraang Biyernes, Abril 1, 2011.      Ayon sa City Administrator na tumapos ng kurso sa Foreign Service sa De La Salle University  sa Maynila,  maging sa mga samahan ng mga propesyonal, tulad ng Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP), ng Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers (PICE), at ng Philippine Medical Association (PMA), ang mga nagiging lider ay hindi iyong mga first placer s

Arch.Myrna K. Frago of Barangay Santa Elena, San Pablo City was declared First Prize Winner in Landscape Competition in connection with the La Laguna Festival initiated by the Provincial Government of Laguna. She is shown receiving the P30,000-cash prize and championship trophy from Governor Jeorge ER Ejercito Estregan last Monday morning during the flag ceremony held at the Cultural Center of Laguna, assisted by Pagsanjan Mayor Girlie “Maita” Ejercito-Estregan as First Lady of the Province of Laguna. Second prize winner is Rodolfo G. Bonifacio of Santa Cruz who received P20,000-cash and first runner-up trophy; and third prize winner is Bryan Amante Belen of Barangay San Juan, San Pablo City who received P15,000-cash and second runner-up trophy. ( Ruben E. Taningco )

Magkasabay na tumapos ang magkapatid na Maria Elena “Happy” D. Belarmino (kaliwa) na natamo ang titulong Bachelors of Science in Civil Engineering, at Joana Finna “Ana” D. Belarmino na ang natamo ay titulong Bachelors of Science in Nursing , sa Laguna College. Kuha ang larawan pagkatapos ng commencement exercises na ginanap sa LC Quadrangle noong nakaraang Linggo ng gabi, Abril 10, 2011. Sina Happy at Ana, na kapuwa naghahanda para sa kanilang pagkuha ng government examination  ay anak ng mag-asawang Sandy at Maricar Belarmino ng Seven Lakes Press Corps in San Pablo City. ( CIO/Jonathan Aningalan )  

Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Jesse M. Robredo (R) shares light moments with (L-R) Quezon 2nd district Rep. Irvin Alcala and DILG Calabarzon Regional Director Josefina Go after presenting  the secretary with a plaque of appreciation as guest speaker during the launching of DILG’s Seal of Good Housekeeping for Barangay Government held at Grand Riviera Hotel Lucena City last March 30, 2011. ( DILG4A/PIA-CALABARZON )

Ang tanggapan ni City Agriculturist Alex B. Dionglay ay nagtuturo ng container gardening o pagtatanim ng iba’t ibang gulay sa paso at iba pang basyong mapaglalagyan ng lupa para sa mga naninirahan sa makikipot na lote o tirikang walang malawak na espasyo para sa pagpapatubo at pag-aalaga ng halaman. Ang kailangan lamang ay tamang pakikipag-ugnayan para sa paghiling na sila ay maturuan.  ( Ruben E. Taningco )

Seventeen teams  of  primary pupils and secondary students  from all public and private schools will be awarded  outstanding regional  winners of the 2 nd Rain Watchers Award.   Qualifiers are those engaged in Project Rain Gauge, which Smart Communications, Inc. started in 2007  in partnership with the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA).       According to Mr. Darwin F.  Flores,  Smart’s Senior  Manager for Community Partnerships,  Project Rain Gauge is envisioned to create a network of supplementary ground stations across the country to provide additional data on local rainfall measurement in specific areas for a more effective and accurate local weather monitoring.  He said that involvement of  teachers and students  provides sustainability  to the project.      “Schools are trained to regularly monitor and record rainfall data, which they send to a website ( www.projectraingauge.ph ) hosted and maintained by Smart.”  Flores adde