Bacolód City and Negros Occidental Province

[c6josh]

Originally Posted by RepublicaNegrense

Some of my friends that are alumni of that school are also going back to Iloilo tomorrow to attend their school's 100 Year Celebration. I remember the stories of my Sian Si who was sent to Hua Siong as boarding student kag pagkastrict ka mga Sian Si to sang una.

Anyway, I would not wonder why MI branches will close down in Negros Island since we are home of the iconic inasal itself.

kadamo inasalan sa cadiz.

[cords]

Originally Posted by boy muscovado

Hmmmm, this may herald oil companies to put up their oil depots here or maybe expand their existing ones.....and maybe bring down pump prices evenly

Originally Posted by bacolodchamp

2 are also in the pipeline @doc...seaoil and fil-oil. ang mayo kay from taiwan and singapore it will be directly shipped to bacolod.

According sa cousin ko (Jetti Oil COO). Nakakuha na sila duta sa bredco, wala lang ko kabalo when sila mastart.

[bacolodchamp]

CRAB MEAT FROM E.B.MAGALONA

Due to profusion of crabs harvested every day in the coastal lines of EB Magalona, several businessmen here have invested into operating crab picking plants. At the plant, crab meats are segregated for canning and export business. At present, there are about five crab picking plants in town --- 2 at Barangay 3-Poblacion and 1 each at Barangays Tabigue, Manta-angan and Tomongtong.

crab meat exporter man kita gali.

[bacolodchamp]

DOUBLE TIRES FROM E.B. MAGALONA

Is simply a family business of the Celestes in Barangay Alicante. From a mere experience being lateros in Cebu, the three Celeste brothers went home and founded their foundry business. After years, however, they separated their ways and individually manage their respective business, and only Morito Celeste was left at Barangay Alicante with his MCeleste Foundry Shop. Want to know the pricing? Better dial 0929863838 or 09084406954 and look for Tess or Morito.

[bacolodchamp]

GARMENTS INDUSTRY OF E.B. MAGALONA

After conducting extensive trainings on tailoring among the out-of-school youth in various haciendas in town and also in Silay City, SIMAG (Silay-EB Magalona) Foundation is now into garment industry. And their products include tailored shirts, children’s gown, basketball jerseys, pot holders, rags, among others. For years now, SIMAG Foundation is gradually known for excellence in export quality of their products. At present, it also diversified into frozen food products business.

its just now that i know that SIMAG derived from SIlay and MAGalona. hehe

[bacolodchamp]

that makes it 4 oil depots will rise in bredco....kanami lang a.

[bacolodchamp]

1st NegOc IT Park to rise in EB Magalona 15,000 jobs in the offing

If plan pushes through, the very first Information and Technology Park in the province of Negros Occidental will rise in E.B. Magalona, if not this year, maybe next year.

This, disclosed Andrew Regalado, a businessman and one of the incorporators for this venture, will sprawl in a 142 hectares estate of the Maravilla clan at Hacienda Carmelo, Barangay Sto. NiÑo.

Of the 142 hectares land area proposed to be converted into an economic zone, said Regalado, half of it will be devoted to the proposed solar plant by a Korean firm while the remaining half will be for an IT Park to be called Tanza Techno Park.

He said, “This is the second ecozone to rise in Neg.Occ. next to Sagay City, but the proposed IT park will be the first in the province.”

“I think this is now a go go project considering that the land owners – Rebecca and Herminio Maravilla are also interested to offer their estate to this business venture,” he said.

“The only thing that the Municipal Government of EB Magalona will do is to let its Sangguniang Bayan to pass a resolution converting the Maravilla estate from agricultural to industrial zone,” Regalado added.

“No problem, we’re willing,” answered Mayor David Albert Lacson.

As soon as a resolution for land conversion will be passed, Regalado said they will process everything — from DENR permit, among other government registrations.

Regalado, however, is assured that said resolution is now forthcoming after hearing the commitment of Mayor Lacson and the members of the town’s council last week.



15,000 JOBS


If they’re will be no more hitches, Regalado said they will initially start the development within the 25 hectares land area with an initial input of P250 million.

“Then everything will be done in a gradual basis,” he further said, adding, “With this business venture, around 15,000 jobs will be generated in a span of 5 years of operations.”

He added that one of the main reasons why they want to locate in EB Magalona because of the proximity of the place to the Silay-Bacolod Airport, and “the roads leading to the proposed IT park are already paved.”

Regalado also said that graduates of Technological University of the Philippines (TUP) in Talisay have also a very good chance landing jobs in this IT park considering of their skills after graduation.

“That’s why we’re targeting about 6,000 graduates of TUP in the next five years,” he also disclosed.

e.b.magalona

[RepublicaNegrense]

Originally Posted by bacolodchamp

if we are to believe their statement, it will considerably lower down the prices because they can stock at the depot fro a longer period which means indi ta dugay dugay pa ship sang supply. each depot gali is capable of holding 5 million liters. so they can save on transpo cost. yes, doc. tama gid ka bright sang prospects ta on ethanol. kon sang una..japan, japan sagot sa kahirapan, subong, ethanol, ethanol sagot sa kahirapan na.

May malain ginhawa kung diin that equate move to ethanol using sugarcane as result of fears for AFTA and demise of sugar pero dira siya nagsala, ethanol is saving sugar industry since rejected canes can be used for ethanol so added income than wastage. I know personally that there has been move to ethanol using sugarcane even before AFTA came into the picture.

[wertyroy]

Originally Posted by transporter

According to my source, they're going to commence contruction by March na

Good because it's expanding! This was my favorite hospital here in Bacolod City. The food is great because all of the meals are vegetarian. I like the way the hospital treat their patients. Not only they treat physically but also spiritually, they would visit every room just to pray over the patients.

[pomperadz@yahoo.com]

Good morning Bacolod!

Hmmmm..VDS today's headline is so catchy...hehehe

[freewilly]

Originally Posted by pomperadz@yahoo.com

Good morning Bacolod!

Hmmmm..VDS today's headline is so catchy...hehehe

Daw malapit na sa kamatuuran ang ACCC sini.

[Xeltran]

Originally Posted by pomperadz@yahoo.com

Good morning Bacolod!

Hmmmm..VDS today's headline is so catchy...hehehe

Ara man lang gali. Gina-reveal gid ang pagka-inefficient sang aton national agencies nga kun indi pagkalampagon, di maggiho.

[boy muscovado]

Originally Posted by cords

According sa cousin ko (Jetti Oil COO). Nakakuha na sila duta sa bredco, wala lang ko kabalo when sila mastart.

Baw kanami gid ah...hehehehehehehe....the future of Negros doesn't set on the sugar industry alone....kadamo na gid sang aton alternative...food, information technology, eco-tourism and soon...energy

Originally Posted by Xeltran

Ara man lang gali. Gina-reveal gid ang pagka-inefficient sang aton national agencies nga kun indi pagkalampagon, di maggiho.

Hmmmmm...gina tulugan gid gli nila ang Ayala-Capitol deal....

[JEFFjr_25]

Originally Posted by bacolodchamp

that makes it 4 oil depots will rise in bredco....kanami lang a.

akon worry mig, kalapit katama sang mga depots sa citycenter.

[transporter]

Originally Posted by SUV111

NEW OIL DEPOT @ BREDCO

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Originally Posted by bacolodchamp

thanks for the wonderful pics migs...from the airport to the seaport. two sanparq is really king of bacolod skyline. dapat, next year may queen na.

Originally Posted by SUV111

thanks man migs next year dapat may ara na tani mauna lang construction indi kay tarp pa ang una

Originally Posted by boy muscovado

Hmmmm, this may herald oil companies to put up their oil depots here or maybe expand their existing ones.....and maybe bring down pump prices evenly

Originally Posted by bacolodchamp

2 are also in the pipeline @doc...seaoil and fil-oil. ang mayo kay from taiwan and singapore it will be directly shipped to bacolod.

Originally Posted by boy muscovado

thats good news eh....tani these small players will keep oil prices here in Negros Occidental (and Oriental) stable and reasonable since dako man ginansya di nila sa kadamo sang salakyan ta. And mas dako tsansa nga aton Bioethanol would be utilized by these companies for the future of our energy sector

Originally Posted by bacolodchamp

if we are to believe their statement, it will considerably lower down the prices because they can stock at the depot fro a longer period which means indi ta dugay dugay pa ship sang supply. each depot gali is capable of holding 5 million liters. so they can save on transpo cost. yes, doc. tama gid ka bright sang prospects ta on ethanol. kon sang una..japan, japan sagot sa kahirapan, subong, ethanol, ethanol sagot sa kahirapan na.

Originally Posted by cords

According sa cousin ko (Jetti Oil COO). Nakakuha na sila duta sa bredco, wala lang ko kabalo when sila mastart.

Originally Posted by bacolodchamp

that makes it 4 oil depots will rise in bredco....kanami lang a.

Originally Posted by RepublicaNegrense

May malain ginhawa kung diin that equate move to ethanol using sugarcane as result of fears for AFTA and demise of sugar pero dira siya nagsala, ethanol is saving sugar industry since rejected canes can be used for ethanol so added income than wastage. I know personally that there has been move to ethanol using sugarcane even before AFTA came into the picture.

Originally Posted by boy muscovado

Baw kanami gid ah...hehehehehehehe....the future of Negros doesn't set on the sugar industry alone....kadamo na gid sang aton alternative...food, information technology, eco-tourism and soon...energy



Hmmmmm...gina tulugan gid gli nila ang Ayala-Capitol deal....

Originally Posted by JEFFjr_25

akon worry mig, kalapit katama sang mga depots sa citycenter.

Actually migs mas safe pa kaayo ang distance sina compare sa Pandacan which is much closer not just to the establishment but as well to the community itself where it situated.
That's what we called Diversification in Action kung si sir Linguine pa. Thanks migo @SUV sa mga pics, mayo lang kay wala ta nag sugata-ay sa reclamation kahapon,

Originally Posted by pomperadz@yahoo.com

Good morning Bacolod!

Hmmmm..VDS today's headline is so catchy...hehehe

Originally Posted by freewilly

Daw malapit na sa kamatuuran ang ACCC sini.

Originally Posted by Xeltran

Ara man lang gali. Gina-reveal gid ang pagka-inefficient sang aton national agencies nga kun indi pagkalampagon, di maggiho.

Naga Hibernate sila @Doki kay basi may naga damog sa ila, syempre mag pulong ka pa nga ara na gid nami magpatawhay di bal?

Originally Posted by wertyroy

Good because it's expanding! This was my favorite hospital here in Bacolod City. The food is great because all of the meals are vegetarian. I like the way the hospital treat their patients. Not only they treat physically but also spiritually, they would visit every room just to pray over the patients.

It's my "Family Hospital" aside from being accessible, affordable much more comfortable, not just physically but as well as spiritually. I frequented here just to have a lunch coz i find their foods healthier and yummier, pero kung indi ka conscious indi mo gid magustuhancoz it's gluten base kag las-ay compare sa typical foods we find anywhere. That's true.

[bacolodchamp]

Originally Posted by pomperadz@yahoo.com

Good morning Bacolod!

Hmmmm..VDS today's headline is so catchy...hehehe

CA denies SM petition vs. Capitol
BY CARLA GOMEZ

The Court of Appeals has dismissed a petition for certiorari filed by SM Prime Holdings Inc. against a Bacolod Regional Trial Court judge for denying a temporary restraining order sought against the Negros Occidental provincial government on the sale and lease of its 7.7-hectare property in Bacolod City to Ayala Land.

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case closed...let's move on.

[bacolodchamp]

DOJ dismisses Monico’s appeal ON LEGALITY OF NEW REVENUE CODE
BY CHRYSEE SAMILLANO


The Department of Justice has dismissed the appeal filed by former Bacolod Rep. Monico Puentevella questioning the legality of the New Revenue Code of Bacolod City, saying that it was not perfected.

The appeal filed by Rolling Hills Memorial Park Inc. represented by Puentevella, asked that City Ordinance 565, Series of 2011, or an “Ordinance approving the Revised Local Revenue Code of Bacolod,” be declared illegal and of no force and legal effect on January 26, 2012.

Justice Secretary Leila De Lima, in her letter to Puentevella dated Jan. 27, said that before the Department can act on the appeal, it should show that the procedure governing appeals is complied with pursuant to Department Circular 21 dated July 15, 1992, specifically Sections 3 and 4. Otherwise, the appeal is not perfected.

She said since Sections 3 and 4 were not properly complied with, the appeal was not perfected so the Department has no other option but to dismiss it.

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[bacolodchamp]

Training for root crops by-product making set

The Department of Trade and Industry in Negros Occidental will hold training on taro chips making, cassava chicharon, and ube coconut bars to optimize value-added activities and facilitate the use of local resources on March 7 at the Technology and Livelihood Development Center in Bacolod City.

Romel Amihan, trade and industry development specialist, said yesterday that the training will tackle food preparation, sanitation, other food processes related to root crops. The participants will also have a hands-on demonstration after the lectures, he said.

The training is open to all food processors, livelihood coordinators, academe, and other interested parties. It will be from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30p.m., Amihan said.

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[bacolodchamp]

Negros eyes 19th WVRAA crown

Negros Occidental hopes to register its 19th straight overall championship when the provinces hosts the 2012 Western Visayas Regional Athletic Association meet on March 12-16 at the Paglaum Sports Complex and Panaad Park and Sports Stadium.

For the past 18 years, Negros Occidental has dominated the sports competition in both elementary and secondary level and playing host to the five other provinces this year will be an advantage, Negros Occidental Schools Division Superintendent Rizalino Tortosa said yesterday.

With Negros Occidental plans to bid for the hosting of the 2013 Palarong Pambansa, he said next month’s sporting spectacle will showcase the province’s capability to host the annual games, he said.

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bisan diin mo butang ang taga-negros, champion gid!!!

[bacolodchamp]