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Colon Street – Senator Lorenzo G. Teves Street

Colon Street City Health Office Dumaguete City

Colon Street City Health Office Dumaguete City

Colon Street  – Senator Lorenzo G. Teves Street

Colon Street viewing Rizal Boulevard from C & L Bay View InnMany Dumagueteños still call the Senator Lorenzo G. Teves Street the old name, which was Colon Street, even the name was changed already in 2005. The street runs in east-west direction, starting from the Boulevard, between Surban Street and Pinili Street, going westwards, crossing Perdices, Real Street and Cervantes Street, going further, known as Colon Street Extension, all the way to Foundation University at the Banica River.

History of the Colon Street –  Sen. Lorenzo G. Teves Street

From the Office of Dumaguete City Council March 17 2005 Resolution no.88 series 2005

Back in 1948 Congressman of Province of Negros Oriental, Honorable Lorenzo G. Teves, sponsored House Bill No. 1922 which was approved and become Republic Act no. 327, “AN ACT CREATING THE CITY OF DUMAGUETE”. This was shortly after World War II and like the rest of the country, Dumaguete lay in ruins but with faith and vision, Congressman Teves was resolved for City hood. Today Dumaguete is a bustling and progressive City.

Congressman Lorenzo G. Teves, distinguished himself in the House of Representative. This had gained recognition nationwide which later rewarded him with a seat in the Senate—a great honor for the City of Dumaguete and the province of Negros Oriental. Congressman and later as Senator, Honorable Lorenzo G. Teves always worked, what was best for the City and the Province. For the many contribution to the life and history of Dumaguete City, his name should be memorialized.

To remember the man for his accomplishment by the Dumagueteños as well as to the constituents of the country, there is a need to rename a major street in the city after his name.

Resolution no.8 8/ Ordinance no.13

On motion of Councilor Harrison K. Gonzalez, duly seconded by Espiridion V. Catan, the City Council in session assembled, as it is hereby resolved, to enact the following ordinance:

Ordinance no.13 series 2005 an ordinance renaming Colon Street as Senator Lorenzo G. Teves Street is it ordained by the City Council of Dumaguete.

Fruits & vegetable market dumaguete Colon-st

Fruits & vegetable market dumaguete Colon-st

Some land mark of Senator Lorenzo G. Teves Street

Dumaguete Health Center, Dumaguete Fire Station, Dumaguete Library, Dumaguete Central school, C&L bay view hotel. Belfry tower, Fruit Market, Mercury Drug Store, Dumaguete Tesda, Dumaguete Agriculture office, Dumaguete Commission on Election Building, Public Market Building one

Public Viewing – FIFA World Cup in Brazil

The FIFA World Cup is after the Olympic Games the biggest sporting event of the world.

For the first time in Dumaguete will be a public viewing of the first 2 or 3 daily matches on the Rizal Boulevard. Only the 6:00 am game can’t be shown due to upcoming traffic and street-noise.

While the games are to a rather unholy time with the first always starting at midnight and the last ending around 8:00am, there might be still some guys interested or drop by while doing their nightly exercise. Of course drinks and snacks will be also available.

worldcup Brazil View at Dumaguete Boulevard

worldcup Brazil View at Dumaguete Boulevard

The Public Viewing of the FIFA World Cup 2014 in Brazil is in cooperation of Dumaguete City and Dumaguete Tourism. From June 13 to July 14 each game will be broadcasted live on a 14×18 ft. screen at Rizal Boulevard. There is no admission fee and each and everybody is welcome to join.

Before the first game of the hosts Brazil will be a 2 hour opening ceremony which will also be broadcasted before the tournament finally kicks off. However, this is a worldwide broadcasted event and the games start as scheduled. If you come in Filipino time, you might miss not only the start, but the entire match.

Schedule of the Public Viewing – Fifa World Cup 2014 in Brazil.

Download the schedule for the FIFA World Cup here: Fifa Worldcup Schedule


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COMELEC Dumaguete – Official Announcement

Republic of the Philippines Commission on Elections Office of The Election Registrar (COMELEC) Dumaguete City announcement:

Comelec Announcement

Attention all voters: Resumption of registration is on May 06 2014. COMELEC Dumaguete offers the following services

  • New Registration
  • Transfer
  • Change of Entries
  • Correction of Entries
  • Reactivation
  • Inclusion of Registration records
  • Reinstatement in List of Voters
  • Updating Records
  • PWD’s
  • Senior Citizens
  • Validation

Local COMELEC offices will be open on Sundays.Satellite registration at least 1 per Barangay and upon request.

Any person who has not reached the required voting age or period of residence on the day of registration but will possess such qualifications on or before May 09, 2016, may register as a voter starting May 09, 2015.

Comelec updating registration

Steps for Voter Registration:

  1. Present valid ID to your Local COMELEC election Officer
  2. Fill- up and submit the appropriate application form
  3. Have your BIOMETRICS captured and take the oath
  4. Get your Acknowledgment Receipt and you’re done.

schedule of Registration at Comelec

Voters Registration, Validation and Updating of Registration Records is on May 06, 2014 to October 31, 2015

Modified Work week schedule:

Sunday to Thursday 8:00 in the Morning to 12:00 noon and 1:00 in the afternoon to 5:00 in the afternoon.

For more information visit the Commission on Elections Office of the Election Registrar Dumaguete City. COMELEC is located at Building 1, Fruit Market, Colon Street Dumaguete City

Contact: (035) 422-1736

International Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima visits Dumaguete

From December 03, 2013 to December 05, 2013 the International Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima will visit Dumaguete

International Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima

History of International Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima

The world-famous International Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima was sculpted in 1947 by Jose Thedim, based on the description of Sr. Lucia, one of the three young seers who saw Our Lady each month from May to October 1917 in Fatima, Portugal.

On October 13, 1947, in the presence of some 150,000 pilgrims, the statue was blessed by the Bishop of Leiria at Fatima, Portugal to be the pilgrim, the traveler.

Sent out to bring the Message of Fatima to the world, the International Pilgrim Virgin Statue has traveled the world many times, visiting more than 100 countries, including Russia and Red China, bringing the great message of hope, “the peace plan from heaven,” to millions of people. Many miracles and signal graces are reported wherever the statue travels including shedding tears many times.

Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima

Itinerary for Dumaguete

December 03, 2013 Arrival

7:00AM – Carmelite Monastery
9:00AM – St. Paul University (SPUD)
1:00PM – Negros Oriental State University (NORSU)
5:00PM – Redemtionist Parish (overnight stay)

December 04, 2013

7:00AM – Cathedral Parish
1:00PM – St. Louis School – Don Bosco (SLS-DB)
5:00PM – Mary Immaculate Parish (overnight stay)

December 05, 2013

5:00AM – Cathedral Church (overnight stay)

December 06, 2013 – Departure

Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima2

Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima’s last visit in the Philippines was 2012, when she visited Luzon.