ORF to boost Capiz rice production

The said seminar was conducted to teach rice farmers of this province on the new method of organic farming in order to improve their production.

Resource persons of the said conference are all rice farming experts from Thailand, headed by Agricultural Engineers Hothongcum Kristatanon and Hothongcum Fontip, Masters in Agricultural Economics Kanjamarat Saranya, Agriculturist Andrew Gay, and Founding President of ICL Bangkok Mrs. Gloria Balderama.

Also graced the event are Board Members Lawyer Remia Fuentes Bartolome and Aldwin Cruz-am, Sangguniang Panlalawigan Secretary Zoe Herrera Jr., City Councilor Matthew James Viterbo and Provincial Agriculturist Sylvia dela Cruz. (cppb)

4S campaign against Dengue intensified

ROXAS CITY – Gov. Victor Tanco urged the Provincial Health Office (PHO) to intensify its information dissemination campaign against alarming case of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever in the province of Capiz.

PHO statistics revealed that since January until July this year, about five hundred thirty nine (539) were hospitalized and there are six (6) confirmed deaths because of dengue.

Joeffrey Espiritu, Health Education Promotion Officer I of PHO said that their office is taking all steps available to educate the people of this province about the disease. Barangay and municipal health workers are monitoring there areas for cases of dengue Fever so that the required medical attention will be given immediately.

Espiritu also said that their “4s” information dissemination campaign is on going. The 4s explain the means on how to avoid dengue Fever. 

First is Search and destroy the breeding places of the mosquitoes, known to be carrier of the said disease. Second is Self Protection which reminds the people to use mosquito nets and repellants, and other protection when they sleep. Third is Say no to indiscriminate fogging because it’s not a guaranteed method of repelling mosquitoes and it’s hazardous to the health. Lastly, Seek early consultation as soon as symptoms of the said disease appears.

“Vigilance is the key in order to avoid the deadly dengue fever, as soon as symptoms appears, I urged you to seek medical help immediately.” Espiritu added. (cppb)

AO 001-01: Free use of physical fitness facilities

ROXAS CITY – Gov. Victor Tanco signed Administrative Order 001-01 permitting the free use of all physical fitness facilities of the Villareal Stadium to regular employees of the provincial government effective July 1, 2010. This includes the track oval, swimming pool and the body building gym.

The purpose of the said order is to maintain the physical fitness of the employees through exercise using the stadium facilities.

In order to avail the said benefits, regular employees of the provincial government should present their valid identification cards as part of the said order. (cppb)

Gov. Tanco vows to continue “Pag-ulikid”

 ROXAS CITY, CAPIZ - In his 2^nd term as the governor of the province, Gov. Victor A. Tanco humbly held his hand high in an oath taking ceremony here at the Immaculate Conception , Metropolitan Cathedral last June 30, 2010.

A thanksgiving mass led by Archbishop Onesimo C. Gordoncillo was held before the oath taking ceremony.

 In his message, the Gov. Vic Tanco expressed his warm gratitude and appreciation to the people of Capiz who supported him. He promised that he will continuously give his sincere and faithful service through his slogan: “Pag-ulikid: Labi sa Tanan ang Tawo,” anchored on his 5 point development agenda. These are “Vibrant Economy, Quality and Relevant Education, Healthy Capizeños, Eco-cultural Tourism Hub, and Adequate Infrastructure Support System.

The governor was sworn into office by Judge Edward B. Contreras, of RTC Branch 17 of this city. Elected officials who also took oath are Vice Governor Esteban Evan Contreras, Board Members Sonny Besa, Remia Fuentes Bartolome, Roberto Ignacio, Eduardo Magallanes and Aldwin Cruz-am, Roxas City Mayor Alan Celino, and Vice Mayor Ronnie Dadivas together with the eight councilors, all members of the Liberal Party (LP).

 Elected local LP candidates were also sworn to office including the mayors, vice mayors and councilors of different municipalities.

Also present in the ceremony are 1^st District Representative Antonio del Rosario and former Gov. Esteban Contreras. (cppb)

“Livelihood begets vibrant economy” – Gov. Tanco

SIGMA, CAPIZ- “To have a vibrant economy, we need to create new source of livelihood and in order to have a healthy Capizeños, safe and clean drinking water, matter’s most”, this is what Gov. Vic Tanco said during the inauguration of the Water Refilling Station, last June 23, 2010 here.

 This was a provincial government assisted, livelihood project located at Brgy. Poblacion and was named “SaniSpring”. The project aims to provide new source of income as well as to ensure health for the residents of the said municipal.

 Sigma Mayor Maria Andaya expressed her gratitude to the Governor for his dynamic support in implementing the project.

Provincial DILG Officer Helen Mestidio and Capiz Police Provincial Office Provincial Director Col. Josephus Angan also attended in the said occasion. (cppb)

Birthing clinic to aid Sigma pregnant women

SIGMA, CAPIZ- Addressing the health needs of pregnant women, Gov. Victor Tanco led the inauguration of the new Birthing Clinic here last June 23, 2010.

The said health facility has basic birthing equipments including for normal delivery and was intended to accommodate the medical needs of pregnant women not only in Sigma but also in nearby municipalities. It also has a simple clinical laboratory with equipments such as microscopes, centrifuge and other tools used for blood typing and examination.

The clinic was made possible through the efforts of Gov. Vic Tanco together with European Commission and the Department of Health. (cppb)

Sincere service guaranteed, SP session starts

ROXAS CITY, CAPIZ – Vice Gov. Esteban Evan Contreras urged the newly elected Board Members of Capiz to commit themselves in giving clean and sincere service to the Capiznons. He said this during the first inaugural session of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) last July 1, 2010 at the SP Session Hall, Provincial Capitol here.

In his message, Vice Governor Contreras said that members of the board should have good and harmonious working relationship so that to ensure excellent service to the people of the province. “We are assured that Gov. Vic Tanco will always be supportive to us on whatever advocacies we will push for the good of everybody,” he added.

The board members also gave their privilege speeches expressing their “big thanks” to all of those who supported them last May 10, 2010 polls.      

The next session is scheduled this coming July 9, 2010 to review their internal rules. They will also determine the exact day of the SP session during the said meeting. (cppb)

Maayon NHS gets new PTA Building

MAAYON, CAPIZ- Gov. Victor Tanco headed the inauguration of the newly constructed Parents and Teachers Association (PTA) Building of Maayon National High School (MNHS) here last June 23, 2010.

The said construction of the said building was assisted by the provincial government in line with its development agenda of giving quality and relevant education as well as building adequate infrastructure support system. 

In his message, the Gov. Vic Tanco praised the principal, Dr. Segundina F. Dollete as well as the teaching staff of the said school in giving quality and relevant education to the students.  

“For the education to be competitive and surpass the challenges, it must not depend on the schools administrators alone but with the collaborative support of parents and teachers because they play vital roles in promoting and enhancing holistic education” the governor added. 

PTA President Merlyn Comorro thanked the Governor for the support on the construction of the mentioned building. “It will be forever treasured and remembered” Mrs. Comorro added. (cppb)

Capiz LGU drug control recognized by WHO

Roxas City – The Provincial Government of Capiz under the administration of Gov. Vic Tanco received an award for “Good Governance in Medicine,” conferred by the World Health Organization (WHO) and Medicine Transparency Alliance (META), last January 26, 2010. The “First National Awards for Good Governance in Medicines” aims to instill the importance of transparency and good governance in improving access to quality medicines.

The entries are evaluated through their conformity on WHO and national standards for their management of medicines, including access. Capiz was chosen because of its proper structures and systems in medicine selection, procurement, management, financing, rational use and access.

 Gov. Vic Tanco believes that in order to have a progressive Capiz, its citizens must be fit, strong and vigorous. His development agenda includes “Healthy Capizeños” and the recently received recognition only proves that the province is on the right track to progress.

 “My development agenda always focuses on the welfare of the people,” Gov. Tanco added.

 The plaque of recognition and the cash prize worth P 150,000.00 was received by Dr. Jarvis Punzalan, Provincial Health Officer II. It was awarded by Dr. Alberto Romualdez, Undersecretary Alexander Padilla and Undersecretary David Lozada of the Department of Health.

Covered Gym for DJAES inaugurated

Roxas City – The newly finished covered gym of Don Jose Acevedo Elementary School at Brgy. Liong here was formally inaugurated last January 29 this year. The building was a priority project of Gov. Vic Tanco and the provincial government as part of the development agenda of this administration, giving “Quality and Relevant Education” to Capizeños.

In his message, the Governor Tanco said that the building will benefit not only the school but also the entire community. “We dedicate this project to the youth of this school and the community, therefore it is our responsibility to take care of this building so that future generations will also benefit from these,” the governor added.

The faculty and staff of the said school are grateful to the help and support of the governor for the completion of the covered gym. “The building will be very useful to us, especially for our students and the community as well,” said Mrs. Ma. Luz Delos Reyes of the DepEd Roxas City Division.

Present on the said occasion are Mrs. Annabelle Delfin, Public Schools District Supervisor, DepEd Roxas City Division and the Barangay Council of Brgy. Liong, Roxas City.

Lin-ay sang Negros crowned Miss WV Tourism ‘09

ROXAS CITY – The lovely Lin-ay sang Negros, Vicky Marie Milagrosa Rushton is crowned as the Miss Western Visayas Tourism, besting nine other beauties from Region VI heald at the Capiz Gym here last Dec. 5, 2009. Rushton also bagged the major awards such as Miss Festival Costume, Best in Swimsuit and Best in Evening Gown. 

The gorgeous Natalie Grace Roberts, Miss Dinagyang 2009, bagged 1^st runner up and proves that she got beauty and brains by winning the Best in interview award.

Miss Masskara Queen, Maria Aika Uy landed 2^nd runner up and the friendliest among the girls by grabbing the Miss Congeniality Award.

Miss Sinadya sa Halaran, Jacqueline Kimpo proves that she posses the most beautiful smile by winning the Miss Photogenic Award.

Other contestants of the said pageant are: Ronelie Pador, Miss Ati-atihan of Aklan; Ruby Claire L. Lopez, Miss Binanog Festival of the Municipality of Lambunao, Iloilo; Mary Anne Petrola, Miss Manggahan Festival of Guimaras; Denzel Jodi Dagumampan, Miss Binirayan Festival of Antique; and Ann Rency Custodio, Miss Paraw Regata of Iloilo City. (WVTA/Sinadya sa Halaran ’09 Publicity and Promotions Committee)

WV festivals cherish Capiceños

ROXAS CITY – A myriad of festivities rock the major streets here as the Parade of Festivals mark the opening of the Western Visayas Tourism Assembly, Dec. 4, 2009. Crowds are stunned by the performances of 12 participating groups as they showcase the festivals of their respective provinces. 

Gov. Tanco expressed his gratitude to the 6 provinces of Western Visayas for bringing their culture, products and festivities here in Capiz. “Tourism is everybody’s concern and it is now considered as a vital factor in the development of our country.” Tanco said.

While Gov. Sally Perez of Antique admired Gov. Tanco and the Provincial Government of Capiz for the remarkable hosting of this event. “Your governor brings honor to your province by accepting to stage this assembly.” Perez remarked.

The festival showdown opens by the display of booming canon of “Sigabong sang mga Kanyon” from Bago City, Negros Occidental. A samba inspired dance showcase by the “Iloilo Paraw Regatta Festival” leaves awestruck crowd. Colorful floral designed costumes captivate viewers as the “Pintaflores Festival” of San Carlos City, Negros Occidental gave their enchanting performance.

Percussions sway the spectators in dancing mood as the “Binirayan” of Antique, “Manggahan Festival” of the island province Guimaras and the “Pasalamat Festival” of La Carlota City, Negros Occidental entranced the crowed.

Drumbeats rock the Villareal Stadium as the world famous “Ati-atihan” of Kalibo, Aklan, “Ibajay Ati-atihan”, of the Municipality of Ibajay, Aklan and the renowned “Dinagyang Festival” of Iloilo City demonstrates a banging performance.

The “Kahilwayan Festival” of Sta. Barbara, Iloilo gave a heartwarming performance followed by the prominenced  smiling showcase of “Masskara Festival” of Bacolod City brings amazement to the spectators.

As a finale for the showcase of festivities, the “Sinadya sa Halaran Festival” gave an awesome dance presentation sealing the success of this year’s Festival Showdown of the Western Visayas Tourism Assembly 2009.

Aside from Gov. Tanco and Gov. Perez, DOT Reg’l Dir. Edwin Trumpeta, Vice Mayor Ronnie Dadivas and City Councilor Dennis Altobano of Roxas City graced the occasion. Also present were Capiz Board Members Nonoy, Contreras, Baden Cantiller, and Nenita Martelino including Tourism Officers of different provinces of Western Visayas.

This year’s theme of the tourism assembly is: “The National Tourism Act of 2009: Meeting the Challenges of Domestic Tourism.” (Sinadya sa Halaran Publicity and Promotion/A.Alarcon)   

‘Sinadya sa Kalye’ reveals Capiceño way of life

ROXAS CITY – The streets of this harmonious and simple city was once again filled with merrymakers as the ‘Sinadya sa Kalye’ begins in celebration of the Sinadya sa Halaran Festival 2009. The dance showcase scheduled Dec. 3, Dec. 5 and 7.

Revelers who joined the street dancing depicted the Capiceño culture through their artistic dance and costumes. Groups are dressed as farmers and fisher folks, dancing to the beat of the drums and indigenous bamboo musical instruments.  Their steps describe the way of life in their community such as planting, harvesting, and fishing. Some groups dance in portrayal of the flora and fauna found in Capiz.

The dance festival also shows the religiosity of the Capiceño, as performers chant “Viva Santa Maria!” while dancing.

“This is indeed a carnival of Capiceño Culture. I now understand our way of life and appreciate it more.” says a college student watching the street dance.

The street dancing was participated by elementary and secondary schools of this city. (SSH Publicity and Promotion/A.Alarcon)

SSH ’09 captivates dev’t for Capiz

ROXAS CITY – Progress through solidarity and cooperation sums up the messages given by Capiz Gov. Victor A. Tanco and Mayor Vicente Bermejo of Roxas City during the opening ceremony of the Sinadya sa Halaran Festival, Dec. 3.

The celebration started with the traditional civic parade along the main streets of Roxas City participated by different LGU’s and NGO’s of this province. A thanksgiving mass at the historical Immaculate Conception Metropolitan Cathedral follows the spectacle.

During the fiesta opening, Gov. Tanco urged the Capiceño to join hands for the progress and development of our city and province. Mayor Bermejo also said that he is looking forward to more development among the people, the province, and the city.

 “I am confident that this year’s Sinadya sa Halaran will, as it has been in the past years, be more colorful, memorable and enjoyable.” added Tanco.

“Let us celebrate the sincere commitment for the advancement of Roxas City and Capiz.” Mayor Bermejo quipped.

The festival is scheduled from December 3 to 8. It will showcase different activities including the Western Visayas Tourism Assembly which will be held on December 4 to 6.

This year’s festival theme, “Kultura sang pag-ambitanay pasangkaron, bilang kabahin sang kabuhing Capisnon,” calls for the integration into the Capizeño culture the value of sharing. (SSH Publicity and Promotion/ A.Alarcon)

‘Panay River’

Ang pinakamalawig nga suba sa probinsya sang Capiz amo ang maragtason nga Panay river.

                Ang pamuno sang tubig nga guinahalinan sining suba nagikan sa putokputokan nga katalunan sa tiilan nga bahin sang Mt. Baloy kag naga-ilig padulong sa daku nga tilipunan sang tubig ukon “basin” sa brgy. Hilwan, banwa sang Tapaz, nga kon lantawon ang tubig diri matin-aw nga nagapanganinaw sang duag-berde.

                Sa sini nga “basin,” ang tubig nagagua bilang suba nga nagapanghubaybay sa nabagatnan-nakatundan sang Tapaz nga guinhingadlan sang Panay River, sa diin ini nagapanglusotlusot sa madabong nga kadutaan sang masobra sa 30 ka milya.

                Ang nasambit nga suba nagaliko-liko pakadto sa aminhan-nasidlangan sang Dumalag, dayon ini nagasugpon sa Mambusao river sang mga banwa sang Dao kag Maayon.

                Ang Panay river nagalusot naman sa aminhan sang Panitan kag nagapihak gikan sa Pontevedra river, nagadiretso pakadto sa aminhan nga bahin sang Panay kag sa ulihi nagagua agud magsimpon sa kadagatan pinaagi sa nasidlangan nga bahin sang syudad sang Roxas.

                Samtang, ang Panay river sa syudad sang Roxas nagaliko-liko nga nagaagi sa Loctugan, Milibili, Tiza, Banica, sentro sang syudad, Cagay, Barra kag Libas tubtob magtingob sa kadagatan sa bahin sang Culasi.

                Ang katunggan sang “mangrove” nga naberdehan sang “nipa palms” nagapasangkad sang Panay river kalakip sa dalagku sini nga mga sanga ukon “tributaries.”

                Uno sa mga mangunguma, isa ka daku nga bagay ini nga suba sa ekonomiya sang Capiz para sa irigasyon nga nagabulig sang pagpasanyog sang agrikultura sang probinsya.

                Dugang pa, nagaagi sa sini nga suba ang mga “motorboat, speedboat kag “banca” kada adlaw agud magdala sang mga patubas halin sa kaumhan padulong sa syudad sang Roxas kag sa iban pa nga duog nga guina-agyan sang nasambit nga suba.

                Magluwas sini, ang Panay river isa man ka guinakuhaan sang ilimnon sang madamo nga tawo diri sa Capiz.

                Guinhingalanan nga Panay ang suba sadtong panahon sang Katsila.

                Ini nga ngalan ang guin-adoptar gikan sa lugar nga guintukoran sang ikaduha nga minuro ukon “settlement” sang mga Katsila nga guinatawag nila nga Pan-ay.

Rice Cluster Farming guindihon

Guinpangunahan sang Office of the Provincial Agriculturist (OPA) ang pagdihon sang Rice Cluster Farming Approach (RCFA) para sa probinsya sang Capiz sadtong Septyembre 9 nga guinpatigayon sa Pag-ulikid Training Center sa ESLA (Energy System Launching Area), barangay Lanot, syudad sang Roxas.

            Ang RCFA isa ka LGU lead project sang probinsya nga nagahandum nga masustiner ang produkto kag kita sang bugas sa mga guinhugpong nga lugar nga nasakupan sang grupo sang mangunguma, assosayon kag mga kooperatiba.

            Ang nasambit nga programa ang magahatag sang madasig nga pagdul-ong sang mga support services kasubong sang binhi kag post harvest facilities, kalakip na ang pagtukod sang grupo sang mangunguma para sa mahapos nga paghatag sang “technical assistance” kag “location specific interventions.”

            Suno kay Provincial Agriculturist Sylvia de la Cruz, “bastante sa gihapon ang probinsya sang Capiz ang bugas, apang kinahanglan ini masustiner ukon mapataas ang aton rice sufficiency level tungod nagadaku ang populasyon sang Capiz kag pagdugang sang bugas sa iban nga probinsya.”

            Kabahin sa programa sang RCFA ang pagtukod sang Provincial Action Team sa pagpanguna sang OPA, sa diin ang Gobernador sang probinsya ang chairman ka gang nanuhaytuhay nga mga agricultural related agencies.

            Mas guinakilala sang OPA ang istratehiya para masustiner ang patubas sang humay paagi sa “Tangible Agricultural Networking, Cooperation and Organization” ukon mas kilala sa apelyido sang Gobernador ngaTANCO.

            Nagpasakop man sa nasambit nga hilikuton ang mga katapo sang Sangguniang Panlalawigan nga sanday Esteban Evan Contreras II, Enrique Martin kag Baden Cantiller, kalakip ang mga katapo sang National Irrigation Administration (NIA), PhilRice, Department of Agriculture (DA), Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR), Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS), mga cluster chairmen, municipal agriculturists kag iban pa nga mga agricultural related agencies.     

TAPAZ “Responsibilidad ko ang mag-serbisyo” – Gov. Tanco

Guinpadulongan ni Gov. Victor A. Tanco ang masobra sa 60-kilometro nga banwa sang Tapaz agud hatagan sang igtalupangod ang pila ka kinahanglanon sang pumoluyo sadtong Septyembre 26, 2009.

Guintugyan sang Gobernador ang tatlo ka unit sang multicab sa mga barangay sang San Nicolas, Candelaria kag Initan agud makabulig sa ila madasig nga transportasyon ilabi na gid sa ti-on sang emerhensya.

Daku ang pagpasalamat nanday Brgy. Captain Joel Navarra sang San Nicolas, Brgy. Capt. Lina Gardose sang Candelaria kag Brgy. Capt. Leo Garbo sang Initan, sa ila pagbaton sang tig-isa ka unit sang multicab.

Guinpatigayon man ang inagurasyon sang “service office” sa banwa sang Tapaz agud makahatag sang serbisyo sa pumoluyo.

Nagtambong man sanday Board Member Esteban “Nonoy” Contreras, retired PNP Chief Roberto Lastimoso, anay Bise-Alkalde Angel Alan Celino, Roberto “Nonong” Palomar kag iban pa nga nagtambong sa nasambit nga kahiwatan.

Dugang diri, guintugyan ni Governor Tanco ang isa ka unit sang “personal computer” kay Mrs. Glenda Gervero, principal II sang San Jose Elementary School para labi nga mapasangkad ang edukasyon.

“Ang ini nga proyekto, isa ka katumanan para sa sini nga eskwelahan bangud daku gid sini ang mabulig,” pagpasalamat ni Mrs. Gervero.

Samtang padayon ang serbisyo medikal sang gobierno probinsyal sang Capiz sa kabarangayan partikularmente sa barangay San Jose sa diin madamo ang nakabenipisyo nga tawo sang libre nga konsultasyon sang mga doktor kag dentista sa ikaayong lawas kalakip na ang pagbugnot sang ngipon kon kinahanglanon.

“Responsibilidad ko ang mag-serbisyo sa tawo,” ini ang pahayag ni Gov. Tanco sa iya pagtambong sa mga guinpatigayon nga hilikuton sa banwa sang Tapaz. (CPPB/Jonathan Palomar)

PTCA suportado ang edukasyon

Guinakilala ni Gov. Victor A. Tanco ang suporta sa guintingub nga Parents Teachers Association (PTA) kag Parents Teachers Council (PTC) induction ceremony nga guinhiwat sa President Manuel Roxas Memorial School (PMRMS)—South, Covered Gym sadtong Agosto 28.

“Ang ini nga tikang sang PTCA  ang nagakadapat hatagan sang suporta kag pag-ulikid agud nga mapasangkad ang edukasyon sa mga bulothuan,” dugang nga pahayag sang Gobernador.

Samtang sa pihak nga bahin, nangin tagpasumpa si Gov. Tanco sa bag-o nga napili-an nga mga opisyal sang PTCA (Parents Teachers Community Association) sang Capiz State University (CapSU), Pontevedra Campus sang nasambit nga petsa.

Suno sa Gobernador, “dalayawon ang partisipasyon sang mga guinikanan bangud ang PTCA mangin kaubay sang bulothuan sa pagbalay sang edukasyon sang mga estudyante.” . (CPPB/ Froilan Unarce kag Jonathan Palomar)

IMPORMASYON

Sadtong panahon sang Martial Law, diutay guid lang ang pamantalaan nga nahatagan sang permiso nga mabalhag, gani nangin limitado ang impormasyon.

                Diri sa Capiz, may mga proyekto kag programa sadto ang gobierno probinsyal nga dapat mahibaluan sang pumoluyo.

                Ini  ang kabangdanan nga si anay Gov. Cornelio Villareal, Jr. ang nagpabalhag sadtong Agosto 1974 sang bulanan nga pamantalaan sa Hiligaynon nga lingguahe kag guinhingadlan sang “Kabalaka Capiznon,” nga guinpanagtag sang libre sa mga kabarangayan sang probinsya.

                Guinbantala sa sini nga pamantalaan ang mga mapuslanon nga impormasyon kag mga balita nahanungod sa Capiz … nagabantala sang mga hinimuan sang pangulohan kag subong man ang istorya sang puod sang Capiz.

                Ang “Kabalaka Capiznon” nauntat pagkatapos sang lima (5) ka tuig nga paghatag sang nahinambitan nga impormasyon sa pumoluyo.

                Apang sang pagpungko ni Gov. Victor A. Tanco bilang ika-20 nga gobernador sang probinsya sang Capiz sang tuig 2007, liwat nga nahisayran sang pumoluyo ang mga programa kag hilikuton nga guinhimo kag pagahimuon sang gobernador paagi sa pagpabalhag niya sang opisyal nga pamantalaan sang gobierno probinsyal sa Hiligaynon nga lingguahe kag guinkilala nga PAG-ULIKID.

                Sa bulanan sini nga isyu nga guinapanagtag man sang libre sa mga barangay sa probinsya sang Capiz kag syudad sang Roxas, napalab-ot sa pumoluyo ang impormasyon nga nahatagan sang katumanan ang lima ka punto nga adyenda ni Governor Tanco sa tayuyon nga kauswagan sang probinsya kasubong sang “pagpasanyog sang ekonomiya, ikaayong lawas para sa mga Capizeño, pag-amlig sa kultura nga mangin sentro sang turismo, dekalidad kag nagakasanto nga edukasyon kag ang nagakabagay nga sistema sa inprastraktura.”

                Sa kabug-osan, nahisayran guid sang pumoluyo ang katumanan sa iya krusada nga “Pag-ulikid: Labi sa tanan ang Tawo” nga ila na nabatyagan.

                Dugang pa, ang impormasyon nga guinapatungod sang sini nga pamantalaan nagaserbi nga tulay sa tunga sang mga banwahanon kag sang pangulohan; nag-angot sang anuman nga antad nga nagapatunga sa paghangpanay kag paghi-angtanay sang pumoluyo.

                Napalab-ot man sa igtalupangod sang mga bumalasa  nga sa administrasyon ni Gov. Victor A. Tanco, napasanyog ang maduagon nga kultura sang Capiz sa mga natigayon nga mga hilikuton tuhoy sini nga naghimo sa Capiz nga nangin tagbalay sang pungsodnon nga mga kahiwatan kaangay sang “Global Peace Festival” kag ang “Dungog: Indigenous Peoples Festival,” sa diin madamo ang nagpadulong diri gikan sa iban nga lugar sang pungsod.

                Sa sini man nga pamantalaan, napasangkad sa mga bumalasa ang ihibalo tuhoy sa maragtas sang Capiz kag duna sini nga kultura nga padayon ko guinatukib kag guinasulat sa lokal nga lingguahe sa mahapos nga paghangop.

                Indi ini matapos ang amon krusada sa pagpahibalo sa pumoluyo, samtang may isa ka tawo kasubong ni Governor Tanco nga naga-ulikid sa inyo.

OPA guinaduso ang Saging nga mangin dekalidad

                Guinpa-idalom sa  paghanas ang 30 ka mangunguma sang Saging  gikan sa duha ka banwa sa probinsya sang Capiz kalakip na ang syudad sang Roxas nga guinpatigayon sa conference room sang Office of the provincial Agriculturist (OPA)sadtong Septyembre 24-25, sining tuig.

Ang nasambit nga paghanas ang guinpatigayon sang OPA kaupod sang Department of Agriculture Regional Field Unit 6 (DA RFU 6), sa diin duha ka manugpaathag gikan sa DA RFU6 ang nagpasanyog sang ila nga abilidad kag kinaadman sa pagpatubas sang Saging.

                Si Rosemarie Peñaflor, ang nagadumala sang mga programa sa Saging. Sa0tang si Maria T. Ecang, isa ka pathologist sang DA RFU 6 kag eksperto sa mga peste sa Saging.

                Pagkatapos sang ila paghanas, nagpatigayon ang OPA sang pagbisita sa isa ka talamnan sang Saging sa banwa sang Ivisan.

                Ang ini nga lihok ang guinpatigayon paagi sa suporta ni Gov. Victor Tanco para madugangan ang ihibalo sang mga mangunguma sang Saging tungod sang mga bag-o nga teknolohiya kag agud mas madugangan ang ila pagsalig sa ila kaugalingon kag ikasangkol sa pagpatubas sang Saging.