
PNP top brass visits Gingoog city
Eleazar, who will retire next month, also thanked the local government for its support and contributions to the local police force.
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Eleazar, who will retire next month, also thanked the local government for its support and contributions to the local police force.

On the same day, Unabia, along with his father, also led the distribution of cash assistance to almost 300 beneficiaries under Assistance to Individual in Crisis Situations (AICS) done at the Covered Court at South Poblacion, here.

Gubernatorial rivals Peter Unabia of PaDayon Pilipino (PDP) and Juliette Uy of the National Unity Party (NUP) have both presented their respective local candidates for this city, today.

Sources close to the family said Guingona was brought to Saint Luke’s Hospital after suffering a mild stroke at their residence in Tagaytay. She was scheduled to return to Gingoog City last Saturday as an advance party for her daughter’s group filing of Certificates of Candidacy, tentatively scheduled this Wednesday.
Municipal Councilor Catherine Go Ifurung owned the said lot and donated it for the construction of said project amounting to P50 million, a grant from the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (Pagcor).
“Kini kay majority naman next session makalingkod na gayod ako,” said Taray.

In an interview, Councilor Andres Llagas of the majority bloc claimed that the appointment of Taray did not follow the process when Misamis Oriental Gov. Yevgeny Vincente Emano appointed him to be a municipal councilor.