After toxic smoke was released from the dumpsite fire of Dumaguete, the Dumaguete City Council declared 5 Barangays under the state of calamity last Saturday, 16. April 2016. These 5 Barangays are Candau-ay, Cadawinonan, Balugo, Batuingel, and Camanjac.
Mama Mary of Simala is visiting Dumaguete from April 04-April 08. Mama Mary will make the travel from the Simala-Lindogon Church in Cebu on the 4th of April with the welcome Mass scheduled at 6:30 pm.
With the national and local elections 2016 fast approaching, there are certain regulations and rules for the candidates as well as the population. The gun ban is already in place since January 10, lasting until June 8, 2016.
University Christian Life Emphasis Month (UCLEM)
January 9 – 31, 2016
Theme :“Journeying With Christ, The Way”
The Dumaguete Calendar 2016 was actually just an idea as a giveaway for our hard-working staff, our valuable clients and advertisers, without whom we could not keep this website up.
Just after Buglasan and St. Paul University celebration, the City of Gentle People gets ready to party again. The Sandurot Festival 2015 & 67th Charter Day Celebration will take place from November 20 to November 29, 2015.
. Comelec Dumaguete reported 29 candidates filed their CoCs to run for the positions of Mayor, Vice Mayor and Councilors of Dumaguete.
Buglasan Festival 2015 is celebrated from October16 -25 across the city of Dumaguete and surrounding areas for some sports events.This years celebration runs under the theme: “Building Friendship Worldwide, Opening Development Opportunities”.
Like each year, the second half of August is the time of the year to celebrate the Silliman University Founders Day. Thousands of Alumni flocking into the “City of Gentle People” to honor their Alma Mater and to celebrate the SU Founders Day. Find Here the 114th Silliman University Founders Day – Calendar of Activities
NORECO II just made a press release to announce the possibilities of a rotating brownout due to power shortages in the Visayas.
The press release sent out on May-29, 2015 reads as follows:
NORECO II is cautioning its member-customer-owner (MCOs) to expect and prepare for a possible implementation of a rotating brownout scheme within its coverage area.
This is to conform to the request of the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines for Manual Load Dropping (MLD) due to generation deficiency of the Visayan Grid.
NORECO II is dependent on the advice of NGCP as to the time when to implement the manual load dropping and the amount to be dropped.
All MCOs are advised to take necessary precautions. NORECO II apologizes for this inconvenience.
It appears another round of the endless “Finger-Pointing”-Game has just begun.
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