Posted on September 20, 2007
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The Maribojoc Association, U.S.A. under the leadership of Pres. Boboy “Mortz” Valles, will be celebrating the 27th annual Thanksgiving celebration in honor of our town Maribojoc’s patron saint, St. Vincent Ferrer. This will be held in Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.A. on Saturday, November 24, 2007.
At the same time, a call for the first “Tigum sa mga Maribojochanon” will coincide such affair under the chairmanship of Dr.John Valles in coordination with his siblings, the children of Engr.Magno & Pinay Valles.
Gracefully invited to attend such occasions are all the Maribojochanons residing here in the U.S.A. and from all over the world. Invitations are extended as well to our very own Archbishop Romulo Valles, newly- elected Mayor & Mrs. Jun Evasco and their delegation. Each and everyone wants to hear the vision of the new administration to turn around the town of Maribojoc as one safe, peaceful, healthy, progressive and economical place to live and to visit;
Highlights of the affair will be the 9th month novena to St. Vincent Ferrer; Healing services to be conducted by Bob Canton; Con celebrated Mass with Archbishop Valles, Fr. Loloy Napiere, Fr. Les Echavia. Happy hour will follow with our invited dignitaries.
As we say”Come One, Come All”
Posted on September 17, 2007
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First District Provincial Board Member Alfonso “Ae” Damalerio II was elected as new President of the National Movement of Young Legislators NMYL – Bohol Chapter vice Councilor Jaja Jumamoy of Inabanga who was elected as the Treasurer.
NMYL is an aggrupation of young legislators from vice governors, board members, municipal and city councilors who are 35 years old and below when they were elected into office. The election was held at Bohol Tropics Resort yesterday during the NMYL General Membership Meeting which was conducted by DILG Provincial Director Rose Mascariňas.
Other officers who were elected to serve their term of office until 2010 are Exec.Vice President: Vice Mayor Valerie Narona of Sagbayan, Vice President: 1st District: Councilor Ritchel Lim of Albur, 2nd District: Councilor Jurdel Anabiesa of Buenavista, 3rd District:Vice Mayor Norman Palacio of Bilar, Secretary General: Councilor Nerio Zamora II of Tagbilaran City, Asst. Secretary: Councilor Lanibel Labado Antequera, Auditor: Vice Mayor Frederick Raot of Lila, Asst. Auditor: Councilor Arnielo Olandria of Candijay, Treasurer: Councilor Jovanna Jumamoy of Inabanga, Asst. Treasurer: Councilor Nathaniel Binlod of Carmen, PRO’s: 1st District: Coucilor Derwin Gabato of Cortes, 2nd District: Councilor Doris Asoy of San Isidro, 3rd District: Councilor Guideljan Acha of Sierra Bullones, Board of Directors: 1st District: 1. Councilor Zeus Manuel Descallar of Maribojoc, 2. Councilor Doris Obeňa of Catigbian, 2nd District: 1. Councilor Josehp Logroňo Inabanga, 2. Councilor Cesario Salingay of Dagohoy, 3rd District: 1. Councilor Aries Polinar of Batuan, 2. Councilor Tita Gallentes Garcia Hernandez.
Also present during the General Meeting were City Councilor Edi Borja, Commissioner Benjie Oliva of the National Youth Commission who delivered a message during the program on the various projects of the NYC for youth leaders.
For his part, 1st district Congressman Edgar M. Chatto, who used to lead NMYL as National President during his incumbency as Vice Governor also gave an inspiring message after the election and vowed to support the programs of NMYL.
Damalerio, a neophyte Board Member in the Sangguniang Panlalawigan pledged to sustain the dynamism of young legislators’ programs and advocacy for good governance, enhance projects, capability building, and formulate a comprehensive planning program to empower youth legislative programs in support to the provincial and national government.
At present, Damalerio is also President of Bohol Sandugo Jaycees and Secretary of Bohol Tri-media Association.
Posted on September 13, 2007
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The Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Bohol during its regular session last Tuesday passed a Resolution Authorizing Governor Aumentado to sign a memorandum of Agreement with DENR for the implementation of LAMP 2.
The LAM Project an interagency program led by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) in partnership with the Department of Justice (DOJ), Land Registration Authority (LRA) and the Department of Finance (DOF), was created through Executive Order No. 82 repealing Executive Order No. 129 by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. It was designed to improve the efficiency and fast track the issuance of land patents, mass conduct of cadastral surveys and improvement of accompanying records.
Provincial Board Member Alfonso R. Damalerio II sponsored the resolution after its Committee Report on government Properties with Board Member Amalia Tirol and Board Member Aster Piollo, whose recommendation for its approval was unanimously approved during its regular session presided by the Vice Governor Julius Caesar Herrera.
The project gave way to LAMP 2 created under Executive Order No. 467, with funding support from the World Bank and Technical Assistance by AusAid. This is the creation of One Stop Shops or OSS. For the populace this would give them access to all the agencies necessary when transacting issues regarding land ownership. This is designed to increase land tenure security and further improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the land titling and registration system. It envisions to achieve an efficient system of land administration based on clear, transparent, coherent and consistent policies and laws supported by an appropriate institutional structure.
Bohol has been fortunate to be chosen as one of the pilot areas for LAMP 2 , due largely to the efforts of Gov. Erico B. Aumentado. The Sangguniang Panlalawigan gave the initiatives of the Governor full support.
The provincial government is allocating the land which was previously occupied by the old Bohol Rehabilitation and Detention Center, as the site for this OSS. Groundbreaking ceremonies of which was done in September 14, 2007, this was then followed up by land title distribution by the Secretary of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources Hon. Jose L. Atienza.
Posted on September 9, 2007
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MARIBOJOC. – The love and care of a father towards his wayward daughter turned into a passion killing early Wednesday night when one Eduardo Mabunay alyas Carte stabbed to death 16-year old Mark Angelo Briones right infront of the Sta. Cruz parish church, this town.
In a spot report dated September 14, this year, PNP Acting Chief of Police Jose Vendencia Arocha told Police Sr. Supt. Edgardo Ingking,
Bohol PNP director, that the bloody incident took place at 7 o’clock Wednesday evening in the vicinity of the centuries-old house of worship.
Police investigation further revealed that the victim together with a friend Michael Morgia were walking at the Sta. Cruz Plaza towards his boarding house when they chanced upon the suspect who was harboring grudge against the teenagers for allegedly inviting his 14-year old daughter to their boarding house Sunday night.
Upon seeing the two teeners, Mabunay chased them until he got hold of Briones and stabbed him, inflicting wounds in different parts of his body with the use of an impoverished hunting knife.
After the bloody incident, the suspect went to the Mayor’s residence to voluntarily surrender. But since the town executive was out-of-town, Mabunay opted to be in the custody of the local police at the Maribojoc PNP station. He turned over also to the police officers on duty the death weapon placed in a scabbard.
Responding police officers SPO1 Teodoro “Doling” Arocha and PO1 Edilberto Calipes brought the victim to theRamiro Community Hospital but was pronounced dead on arrival by the attending doctor.In an interview with the Post Friday morning, the suspect related the incident that led to the brutal slaying.
Mabunay’s daughter, a minor, did not sleep in their house Sunday night. When she returned home early Monday morning, the suspect sensed that she was under the influence of liquor.
This infuriated him.
Fred C. Fuertes, MPIO-Designate, Maribojoc, Bohol
Posted on September 2, 2007
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MARIBOJOC. Elements of the Philippine National Police in coordination with the office of the Mayor, conducted early yesterday morning a clearing operations at barangay Pagnitoan, this town.
The raid resulted in the recovery of four potted full-grown marijuana plants in the vicinity of the residence of one Nilo Mangala who is listed by the PNP as a drug personality.
Mangala, sensing the presence of the arresting officers and their companions, hurriedly rode on his motorcyle and headed for the direction of the Poblacion. At presstime, the police was in hot pursuit of the suspect.
The seized illegal plants are now under the custody of the Maribojoc PNP station and will be turned over to the Camp Dagohoy PNP Crime Laboratory for examination.
The raiding team which operated at 6:30 a.m., was composed of SPO3 Jose “Abrau” Arocha, acting chief of police, MLGOO Victor Lapez, Jr. of the DILG, Maribojoc Tanod Chief Raymund Coloma, seven other police officers and seven selected barangay tanods.
Fred C. Fuertes
MPIO-Designate, Maribojoc, Bohol