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For those who remember the “Black Suede scandal”  in 2007, the   Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center won notoriety for the the bizarre case of a gay patient who had a deodorant can removed from his rectum. It would have remained a private embarrassment if not for a cell phone video taken of the procedure that [...]

Posted: February 23rd, 2012 in CDN - Opinion,Cebu Daily News | Read More »

Save the Gotiaoco

By: Jobers Bersales

News has come of late that  Cebu City’s  Office of the Building Official (OBO)  has deemed the Gotiaoco Building behind  Cebu City Hall worthy of demolition after it suffered cracks due to the Feb. 6  earthquake and that to save the building by rehabilitating it is far too costly for the cash-strapped city. Alarm bells [...]

Posted: February 23rd, 2012 in CDN - Opinion,Cebu Daily News | Read More »

Arson raps readied; woman killed in blaze

By: Carine Era AsutillaJhunnex Napallacan

Police will file charges against a newly hired housemaid for yesterday’s dawn fire in barangay Banilad, Cebu City, where another housemaid was killed. A complaint for arson with homicide will be filed against Aubrey Soria, 22, a domestic helper of  the Parcon family, said Senior Supt. Aderson Comar, fire marshal of the Cebu City Fire [...]

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Swedish national faces charge of child abuse

By: Ador Vicent MayolCarmel Loise Matus

A complaint for child abuse was filed yesterday against the 67-year-old Swedish national who was arrested in the company of a 9-year-old girl in the Cebu City port. Jonny Lagstrem was presented by port police for inquest proceedings before Assistant City Prosecutor Noel Cellona. He was accompanied by a woman from Bacolod City, who said [...]

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Cordova project enjoys P80-M outlay

THE Province of Cebu has an P80-million budget this year for the Cordova reclamation project. But the amount hasn’t been spent yet because another P83-million budget for it last year hasn’t been used up, said Budget Officer Eme Gingoyon. He told Cebu Daily News  part of the outlay was already used to reclaim foreshore land [...]

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Heart surgery patient on road to recovery

THE  first word  she uttered was   “Mama” the moment she woke up Monday in the recovery room after surgery to repair a hole in her heart. Cristabel Boybanting, 13, is recuperating well in the Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center (VSMMC) where the charity  operation was done. She was transferred to a private room about 2 [...]

Posted: February 23rd, 2012 in CDN - News,Cebu Daily News | Read More »

Saint Clare’s relic arrives in Cebu

The relic of Saint Clare of Assisi arrived in Cebu yesterday afternoon and was immediately brought to the Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral where a mass was officiated by Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma. Palma and Cebu Archbishop Emeritus Ricardo Cardinal Vidal were at the the Mactan Cebu International Airport to welcome the relic. In his homily,  Palma [...]

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Awards set for Charter Day; P10-T bonus OK’d

By: Doris C. Bongcac

Four individuals, five institutions and a posthumous awardee will be recognized during the city’s 75th Charter Day celebration  tomorrow. The awarding ceremony will be held in a testimonial dinner at the Waterfront Hotel in Lahug. Mayor Michael Rama will also give a Mayor’s Award to six individuals and four groups and institutions for their contribution [...]

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MCWD didn’t apply for any $400-M ADB loan

THE Metropolitan Cebu Water District did not apply  for   a loan worth $400 million neither would it do so because the utility is not capable of paying this. MCWD general manager Armando Paredes assured this during a public hearing yesterday. Councilor Alvin Dizon called for the public hearing after the MCWD  employees’ union (MEU) and [...]

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Newsbriefs

BEFORE taking another step, Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama wants to validate reports about the presence of whale sharks in the city’s coastal areas.

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Talisay market row

Vendors selling goods at a private lot  in Talisay City are prohibited from selling wares similar to that displayed in the new public market in Lagtang. The vendors can’t  sell fish, meat, rice, fruits, vegetables and poultry products, said Judge Estela Alma Singco of the Regional Trial Court Branch 12 during yesterday’s hearing. Property  owners [...]

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Farmer who climbs Mandaue lamppost rescued

POLICEMEN yesterday rescued a troubled 30-year-old farmer who tried to commit suicide by climbing a lamppost in the middle of  MC Briones Avenue, Mandaue City. Police also climbed an aerial ladder of a fire truck to talk down the farmer from  Danao City. He resisted  at first and clung tightly to the 20-foot lamppost. After [...]

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Suspect denies hand in Talisay chop-chop case

One of  three persons accused of killing two women in Talisay City in 2008  and dumping their  mutilated bodies in  garbage bags denied  involvement in the crime. Richard Gudelosao testified in court yesterday. He said  it was his friend Jojo Cellar, a taxi driver, who killed 24-year-old nurse Eva Mae Peligro and her cousin Gwendolyn [...]

Posted: February 23rd, 2012 in CDN - Metro,Cebu Daily News | Read More »

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