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April 2014

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  • ESTABLISHING TIES. Senator Alan Peter Cayetano admits he has been establishing ties with local politicians after he announced his plan to run for president in the next election. Cayetano (above) was in Cebu last week as the guest speaker of the Cebu News Workers Multipurpose Cooperative Annual General Assembly Meeting. With him is coop chairman Elias O. Baquero (left) of Sun.Star Cebu. (Ruel Rosello)
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  • Bacolod-Silay Airport road extension
  • Villa Iska Beach Resort in Negros Occidental
  • RECOVERY WOES. More than 100 families in the island-barangay of Hilantagaan, Bantayan remain in temporary shelters as they do not have enough funds to rebuild their homes and housing assistance from the National Government has yet to be released. (SUN.STAR FOTO/ALEX BADAYOS)
  • DAVAO. Gitagbo ni Major Jake Obligado si Sgt. Jeric Curay sa iyang pagkanaog sa helicopter didto sa hawanan sa Eastern Mindanao Command sa Panacan, siyudad sa Davao diin gitugyan siya ni Mayor Rody Duterte kang Lt. Gen. Ariel Bernardo human sa 20 ka adlaw nga pagkabihag sa New People's Army. (Seth delos Reyes)
  • ‘UNUSUAL’ MOVEMENTS. From this impounding area of the Highway Patrol Group 7 in Lahug, Cebu City, two vehicles were pulled out and allegedly used in the ambush that killed lawyer Noel Archival and two of his employees last Feb. 18, say witnesses found by the National Bureau of Investigation. (Amper Campana of Sun.Star Cebu)
  • LANAO DEL SUR. An estimated 20,000 residents of Wao in Lanao del Sur province oppose the inclusion of their municipality in the Bangsamoro Juridical Entity in a public consultation before the Government of the Philippines Peace Panel and Bangsamoro Transition Commission representatives with the provincial government at Magsaysay plaza here on Monday, April 21, 2014. (Richel Umel of Sun.Star Cagayan de Oro)
  • DAVAO. Informal settlers living under Generoso Bridge listen to Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte as he explains multimillion-peso reconstruction project of the Davao City Water District on the damaged pipeline, and the rehabilitation of Generoso Bridge II starting Wednesday that requires them to pack up and leave. (King Rodriguez)
  • ZAMBOANGA. PMA Assistant Superintendent Brig. Gen. Andrei Costales briefs Monday the City Government employees the purpose of the Southern Cruise of the PMA “Salaknib” Class 2017. To his right are four Zamboangueno cadets. (Bong Garcia)
  • DAVAO. Nangandam ang mga sakop sa 911 Urban Search and Rescue team aron mopalawod pagpangita kang Kyla Carungay kinsa nalumos niadtong Dominggo sa hapon sa pantalan sa Sta. Ana, dakbayan sa Davao apan wa gyud nila nakit-i sa lawod sa Davao Gulf. (Seth Delos Reyes)
  • CEBU. Passersby view the ruins of a fi re that hit Barangay Kamputhaw in Cebu City last Sunday night, just hours after Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma encouraged the faithful to draw strength from Christ’s resurrection in rising from their own challenges. (Arni Aclao of Sun.Star Cebu)
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  • THE LIGHT ON THE ISLAND. A family releases lanterns into the sky, while spending the Holy Week taking in the white sand beaches and other attractions of Santa Fe in Bantayan Island. The words “Holy Week” were dug in the sand, then illuminated by candles. (Sun.Star Foto/Alex Badayos)
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  • BOX OF COMPLAINTS. Administrative Offi cer Luis Labiaga (right) of the Offi ce of the Cebu Provincial Prosecutor receives a box of documents from the<br /> National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), led by lawyer Ermie Monsanto (in striped shirt), who fi led criminal complaints against fi ve offi cers of the Highway<br /> Patrol Group in connection with the ambush that killed lawyer Noel Archival and two other men nearly two months ago. With them is Councilman Nelson Archival of Talamban, Cebu City (second row, in yellow shirt), the slain lawyer’s brother. (SUN.STAR FOTO/AMPER CAMPAÑA)
  • DAVAO. A team from the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources and Bone Collector owner Darrell Blatchley tend to a 12-foot male Blainville’s beaked whale with the help of the Coast Guard and Barangay after it was stranded along the shore in Barangay 76-A yesterday. (King Rodriguez)
  • DAVAO. A team from the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources and Bone Collector owner Darrell Blatchley tend to a 12-foot male Blainville’s beaked whale with the help of the Coast Guard and Barangay after it was stranded along the shore in Barangay 76-A yesterday. (King Rodriguez)
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