Bacolód City and Negros Occidental Province

[bacolodchamp]

lapit na lang gid matapos ang the "best and most advanced government hospital in the region"

[bacolodchamp]

Football school for kids set to open this summer

To provide young football enthusiasts an environmentto learn and enjoy the sport, a football school for kids will open this summer at the Ayala Football Field in Talisay City.

While most of the football programs in the province are mainly for varsity players as provided by the schools, The Explorers Football School will cater to beginners and skilled alike, she added.

As a coach-participant in the Asian Football Confederation C-License Course for Youth Football Coaching, coach Verder said they are planning to create football programs for children of all ages, starting with kids ages 3.5 to under 10 years old -- the “golden age” for learning the sport.

Assisting her in establishing the Explorer’s Football School is Canadian football coach Gordon Neilson, a former starting defender for Trinity Western University, Canada, and coach of Canmore, Alberta Canada Soccer Association Under-7 Youth.

Neilson has also played for Surrey FC in the British Columbia Premier League from 1988 to 1991.

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starting 'em young, fortifying our claim as the FOOTBALL CAPITAL OF THE PHILIPPINES.

[boy muscovado]

Sa Mandalagan...ga amat-amat lang....gearing for next month

[bacolodchamp]

lopue's mandalagan ni doc?

[boy muscovado]

Originally Posted by bacolodchamp

lopue's mandalagan ni doc?

Ano pa bi migo...nakibot ko gin panghimos na nila gina ang ila appliance, garments, toys, ...

[bacolodchamp]

i think lopues mandalagan is up for the challenge. that's good to think that major retail chains already invaded the city, that goes to show nga indi maasi-asi ang aton mga local players sa retail industry. good job, lopues!!!

[transporter]

Lopues knows very well how to take the challenge, by putting up new branches on an area that the giants were presently hesitant to penetrate and upgrading it's existing ones so as not to be left behind.

[boy muscovado]

Originally Posted by transporter

Lopues knows very well how to take the challenge, by putting up new branches on an area that the giants were presently hesitant to penetrate and upgrading it's existing ones so as not to be left behind.

Lopue's still proves to them all that they are still the province's "largest retail store chain"

one local player also making good on their branches all over the province is AMAR .... Amar Store, Amar Emporium and Amar Empire

[bacolodchamp]

they're present in almost all towns and cities....indian power.

[bacolodchamp]

Play Studio, Bacolod’s first and premiere photography studio for kids and families, opened its second branch at the East Bridgeway of SM City Bacolod last November 11, 2011. For owners Margot Lopez, Gretchen Varela, Katrina Varela, Bianca Limjap and Gia Garcia-Dupont, it was a special day filled with thanksgiving as they opened a second store in Bacolod City after establishing Play Studio 5 years ago.

The grand opening ceremonies began with a prayer and thanksgiving, followed by the ribbon cutting by Councilor Carlo Lopez. SM Mall Manager George Jardiolin, Assistant Mall Manager Julia Javellana and Tenant Relations Officer Nicelle Vistar attended the opening as well as guests Celing Lopez, Melinda Garcia, Ed and Nora Varela, Jas Valderama and Tisoy and Pop Henares.

Play Studio first opened in Lopue’s Mandalagan Annex Building back in 2006. In 2008, they transferred to their current location in Robinsons Place Bacolod (2nd level, West Wing). The owners established Play Studio to offer families a unique service of having their portraits taken in an environment where they can be comfortable and be themselves. Play Studio specializes on child and baby photography, as well as portraits for the whole family. Portraits are printed on high quality photo paper that can last years. They also offer portraits on photo canvass, and photos can be printed in various products such as mugs, mousepads, keychains, bags, and many more.

Play Studio is located at the East Bridgeway of SM City Bacolod and the the 2nd level, West Wing of Robinsons Place Bacolod. Telephone numbers are 456-2623 and 441-1696 respectively.

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[transporter]

Originally Posted by boy muscovado

Lopue's still proves to them all that they are still the province's "largest retail store chain"

one local player also making good on their branches all over the province is AMAR .... Amar Store, Amar Emporium and Amar Empire

Originally Posted by bacolodchamp

they're present in almost all towns and cities....indian power.

By thick or thin they'll surely going to stay and that's forever and beyond

[bacolodchamp]

Vladi Gonzales Bares Plan to Convert Crossing Alijis as Growth Area


Photo by transporter


Businessman Vladi Gonzales and Samson Yap with their spouses cut the ceremonial ribbon during the soft opening of Total Fuel Station at Crossing Alijis last Saturday February 18

What used to be a sprawling area of grassland will soon be completed as another growth area known to every Bacolodnon as “Crossing Alijis.”

This was disclosed over the weekend by land developer and businessman Vladimir Gonzales in an interview with Negros Daily Bulletin after the soft launching of Total Fuel Station which he owned.

Gonzales’ Total Fuel Station is right the tip of the Circumferential Road “Bangga Cory” which crosses the Alijis Highway where schools, businesses, churches and housing subdivisions were developed up to the old airport areas.

The locality and vicinity of Barangay Alijis is seeing countless entities that developed along Alijis Highway among them are the Olympia Village, Bacolod Memorial Park, Bongbong’s Pasalubong Center, Carlos Hilado Memorial State College, Alijis Campus, John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation, other smaller schools, Pau d’Arco, motors, vulcanizing, funeral parlor and churches of various denominations.

Gonzales’ Total Fuel Station stands at the center itself of Barangay Alijis’ big housing subdivisions like the Regent Pearl Subdivision, Celita Village, Acco Housing and the Panaad Sports Stadium; the fuel station is about four kilometers from the Bacolod Government Center and businesses that could develop along the circumferential road which is very accessible to Crossing Alijis.

Thus, the sprawling development Crossing Alijis, he added, where a Total Fuel Station will help spur, is ripe for consumer-based businesses like a wet market, drugstores, groceries, restaurants and other social service businesses that will serve the middle-end buying population and eventually decongest the downtown area.

Right after its inauguration, Gonzales met with a transport group servicing the Handumanan route and subject to compliance with pertinent ordinances, it will formally sign contract with the former for the building of their terminal right beside the fuel station; there are other tricycle and transport group that could follow suit.

Gonzales stressed that the establishment of the Total Fuel Station in Crossing Alijis is not an overnight decision he had conceived, but a product of a long study called by experts as “location economics,” some aspects of which is the development of real properties, community planning and preparation for commercial growth centers.

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good job, vladi...

[transporter]

Somebody mentioned the previous days regarding the fencing and here it is. rummored to be another 5 story Condo unit of Mr. William Ong

[bacolodchamp]

Team Merci, NGP Give Help to Negros Oriental



Merci Bakeshop and Negros Grace Pharmacy took a day off from work to do relief operations for the victims of the 6.9-magnitude earthquake in Negros Oriental. Team Merci led by Jonathan Lo and the Negros Grace Pharmacy team led by Bea Lo Yao gave out canned goods, rice, noodles, breads, gallons of purified drinking water, and vitamins for the residents of Barangay Manghulyawon and Barangay Talayong in the municipality of La Libertad.

The last stop was the Philippine Red Cross Headquarters in Guihulngan where packs of relief goods and bottles of 1-liter and 5-gallon purified drinking water were received by Mr. Ulysses Sannoy of the PRC NHQ-DMS.

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merci, merci...that's CSR at work.

[bacolodchamp]

si mr 888 mall joins the fray in condo development...our local taipans, not only the big players, must have also seen the proverbial gold in bacolod. thanks for the info migo transporter. btw, sa gatuslao extension ni sya migs?

[RepublicaNegrense]

Originally Posted by boy muscovado

Sa Mandalagan...ga amat-amat lang....gearing for next month

Lopue's is getting it on. Amo na ya, bato with the tide of change happening in the province. Lopue's is here with us to stay on further.

Originally Posted by boy muscovado

Lopue's still proves to them all that they are still the province's "largest retail store chain"

one local player also making good on their branches all over the province is AMAR .... Amar Store, Amar Emporium and Amar Empire

Originally Posted by bacolodchamp

they're present in almost all towns and cities....indian power.

Business-minded guid man katama ang mga kaliwat ni Doc Boy. Peace.

Originally Posted by bacolodchamp

Vladi Gonzales Bares Plan to Convert Crossing Alijis as Growth Area


Photo by transporter


Businessman Vladi Gonzales and Samson Yap with their spouses cut the ceremonial ribbon during the soft opening of Total Fuel Station at Crossing Alijis last Saturday February 18

What used to be a sprawling area of grassland will soon be completed as another growth area known to every Bacolodnon as “Crossing Alijis.”

This was disclosed over the weekend by land developer and businessman Vladimir Gonzales in an interview with Negros Daily Bulletin after the soft launching of Total Fuel Station which he owned.

Gonzales’ Total Fuel Station is right the tip of the Circumferential Road “Bangga Cory” which crosses the Alijis Highway where schools, businesses, churches and housing subdivisions were developed up to the old airport areas.

The locality and vicinity of Barangay Alijis is seeing countless entities that developed along Alijis Highway among them are the Olympia Village, Bacolod Memorial Park, Bongbong’s Pasalubong Center, Carlos Hilado Memorial State College, Alijis Campus, John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation, other smaller schools, Pau d’Arco, motors, vulcanizing, funeral parlor and churches of various denominations.

Gonzales’ Total Fuel Station stands at the center itself of Barangay Alijis’ big housing subdivisions like the Regent Pearl Subdivision, Celita Village, Acco Housing and the Panaad Sports Stadium; the fuel station is about four kilometers from the Bacolod Government Center and businesses that could develop along the circumferential road which is very accessible to Crossing Alijis.

Thus, the sprawling development Crossing Alijis, he added, where a Total Fuel Station will help spur, is ripe for consumer-based businesses like a wet market, drugstores, groceries, restaurants and other social service businesses that will serve the middle-end buying population and eventually decongest the downtown area.

Right after its inauguration, Gonzales met with a transport group servicing the Handumanan route and subject to compliance with pertinent ordinances, it will formally sign contract with the former for the building of their terminal right beside the fuel station; there are other tricycle and transport group that could follow suit.

Gonzales stressed that the establishment of the Total Fuel Station in Crossing Alijis is not an overnight decision he had conceived, but a product of a long study called by experts as “location economics,” some aspects of which is the development of real properties, community planning and preparation for commercial growth centers.

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good job, vladi...

Amo na ya Vladi! Transform Alijis into a boomtown and not just a backwater cogonan it once was. With this development projects he is planning there, may chansa nga ma resurrect ang atun nga Food Terminal. Basi mabutang man siya condos da?

[bacolodchamp]

anyway, post this again from another source which is more detailed.

Bacolod - Boracay v.v. Flights to be Launched
Submitted by Edith Colmo on Wed, 02/22/2012 - 10:06 Bacolod City Boracay Business and Economy Edith Colmo
By Edith B. Colmo

Former Bacolod congressman John Orola, Jr.is behind the idea, and soon the flights to Boracay from Bacolod.

They are planning to have two flights every week ( Monday and Friday) depending on the market in Bacolod.

Mid-SEA Express is a VIP configured aircraft, almost presidential, based in Cebu and operating at Terminal 2.

Opening flights for Bacolod-Boracay vice versa routes will cater to more tourists to Bacolod, Lamela said.

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[bacolodchamp]

Originally Posted by RepublicaNegrense

Lopue's is getting it on. Amo na ya, bato with the tide of change happening in the province. Lopue's is here with us to stay on further.


Business-minded guid man katama ang mga kaliwat ni Doc Boy. Peace.

Amo na ya Vladi! Transform Alijis into a boomtown and not just a backwater cogonan it once was. With this development projects he is planning there, may chansa nga ma resurrect ang atun nga Food Terminal. Basi mabutang man siya condos da?

damo na sya business dira nga area migs...santuario de bacolod kag country homes.

[Linguine]

grabe gabaha ang pics and updates, thanks gid migo transporter, migo pompz, Doki kag sa iban pa gid, kanami sang aton thread kay damo pasabog....btw, went across the strait today and the streets around the Iloilo Central Commercial High School were closed because Hua Shang is celebrating their 100 years this week with the highlight this sunday, a business friend told me that there's talk that the MI in Cadiz might be the very first MI to stop operations as it is not doing good, daw wala siguro nagclick ..

[Linguine]

Originally Posted by transporter

Somebody mentioned the previous days regarding the fencing and here it is. rummored to be another 5 story Condo unit of Mr. William Ong

baw tupad gid sang Imperial Court ba, tudo na di ila backfill mig kay grabe na di ang baha kon mag baskog ang ulan.