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Dr. Victor Espino, homecoming chairperson of Ateneo de Davao High School Batch '89 announces the official launching of their upcoming grand alumni homecoming dubbed Black and Blue which will happen on October 22 at the Eagle's Bar in Marco Polo Hotel.

BLACK AND BLUE

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Post published:October 15, 2014
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Dr. Victor Espino, homecoming chairperson of Ateneo de Davao High School Batch '89 announces the official launching of their upcoming grand alumni homecoming dubbed Black and Blue which will happen on October 22 at the Eagle's Bar in Marco Polo Hotel. (Earl O. Condeza/davaotoday.com)

Davao wants 70% tax share in coal plant

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Post published:October 14, 2014
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City hall officials are seeking a 70% share in the taxes for the Aboitiz owned 300-megawatt coal-fired power plant.

Manila’s urban poor laments lack of facilities in relocation site

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Post published:October 11, 2014
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“This place is more dangerous than from where we were before,” said Yolanda Ofaga, who has been residing for more than 4 years in Kasiglahan village as she recalls the yearly flooding in their community.

Atty. Prima Jesusa Quinsayas, one of the private prosecutors on the Ampatuan-Maguindanao massacre, presented some updates of the case during the 18th Lopez Jaena Community Journalism Workshop in Manila.

HOPEFUL

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Post published:October 5, 2014
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Atty. Prima Jesusa Quinsayas, one of the private prosecutors on the Ampatuan-Maguindanao massacre, presented some updates of the case during the 18th Lopez Jaena Community Journalism Workshop in Manila. (Earl Condeza/davaotoday.com)

Army chief denies hand in shooting of activist

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Post published:September 30, 2014
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On the other hand, Año denied the accusations. “We never order such things. We equally condemn this act, and whoever the perpetrator of this should be apprehended and made to answer for the crime,” said Año in a text message sent to Davao Today.

BLACK AND BLUE

Davao wants 70% tax share in coal plant

Manila’s urban poor laments lack of facilities in relocation site

HOPEFUL

Army chief denies hand in shooting of activist

Family, supporters bid farewell to Rene in Talacogon burial

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