The story behind the naming of the region’s high-end glossy began when Cleofe Catuday, known to friends and colleagues as Cleo, thought of a print project that would mirror the region’s wealth in natural resources and culture.
ORMOC CITY – For centuries the month of June has been the favorite month for weddings and that’s where the “June bride” came from. Although some say statistics is changing but still many single ladies prefer to become “June brides”.
SAN ISIDRO, LEYTE – A partnership between the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) and the municipality of San Isidro, Leyte was cemented last May 28 when the memorandum of agreement (MOA) was signed for the implementation of Building Resilient Communities through Community-Based Health and Disaster Risk Management Project in the said town.
TACLOBAN CITY – Baybay, located in the western part of Leyte province, was already bustling with economic activities even before it became a city.
TACLOBAN CITY – With the many youth volunteers the Philippine Red Cross have, this year’s celebration of World Red Cross Day and Red Crescent Day last May 8 worked on the theme “Youth on the Move.”
TV Patrol Manila celebrated their 25th Anniversary by placing a marker in the capitol grounds in Tacloban City in commemoration also of the 25th anniversary of the sea worst disaster in history, the Doña Paz tragedy which happened last Dec. 20 1987.
PALO, Leyte – The new shepherd of the Archdiocese of Palo was formally installed last May 9 at the Palo Metropolitan Cathedral in a solemn rites witnessed by thousands of the faithful inside and outside the church and on cable Tv.
MAASIN CITY – Many marvel at the unique and rich biodiversity of Southern Leyte in photos during the opening of a photo exhibit aptly dubbed as Forest Exhibit: State of the Philippine Forest, Southern Leyte Forest Management “Experience and Its Rich Biodiversity” last May 8-10 at the Maasin City Gymnasium.
MACROHON, Southern Leyte – “”We were surprised to find a patch of pristine forests in Mt. Nacolod, Southern Leyte. We found an amazingly impressive flora and faura.
MACROHON, Southern Leyte – Environment and Natural Resources Regional Executive Director Rogelio Trinidad has accepted the challenge in conserving the forests of Mt. Nacolod, Silago, Southern Leyte during the presentation of the comprehensive biodiversity assessment of the REDD+ Pilot Are/Mt. Nacolod in Southern Leyte last May 2 in this town.
