Happy Birthday May Celebrants!
Happy Birthday Wishes to everyone celebrating their birthdays this month!
Online newsletter for the citizens of Sagunto, Sison, Pangasinan, Philippines
Happy Birthday Wishes to everyone celebrating their birthdays this month!
Good news all around for the Bago Youth sponsored summer basketball games in Sagunto! The championship games are being played as we speak. Games played on until after dark but judging from these young people’s faces, no one seemed to mind.
This tournament is to uphold the credibility and oneness of the BAGO tribe here in the municipality of Sison. Likewise, the purpose of this tournament is to make fund for a set of computer which will be of great need in making our weekly publication of our newspaper which is titled “BAGO TIMES”.
A letter of request from the BAGO Youth Organization of Sagunto requesting your sponsorship for the summer sports festival which already commenced on April 25, 2011. The festival will be held all summer long and your donations are accepted until the second week in May.
The following newsletter was shared by the Sisonians in San Diego. There is still time to join the 2011 Sisonian Reunion in September, to be held in Carson, CA. Read on for details.
Date Name Location Notes 1 Lea Q. Bandarlipe Dubai 4 Larry Benosa Sagunto, Philippines 8 Philip “Ehlites” Ocampo London, UK 12 Manuel…
I’m nelson nieto of artacho, ask lang po ako, saan po ba ako pwede
bumili ng red lady papaya seed or seedling? Magkano po ba ito
(seeds/seedling)
Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating their birthday this month!
7,000 Filipinos set a world record in Camarines Sur by simultaneously planting 64,096 trees in 15 minutes, as certified by the Guinness Book of World Records.
Sagunto’s Kendalle Santillano was crowned as Queen of the Artacho Elementary School’s Children’s Festival on February 23, 2011.
Tumayaw Village is a development to promote ethnic pride among the Banayoyo people while also providing them with the means to prosper and perpetuate the heritage of its people.
As part of its efforts to promote tourism in the Northern parts of the Philippines, the North Philippines Visitors Bureau (NPVB) has been conducting media familiarization tours to various locales in the northern part of the Philippines. On it’s second Lakbay Norte trip this past month, one of the stops was a ‘patupat’ factory in Pozorrubio.