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Lobregat checks on P130M Limaong bridge project »
ZAMBOANGA CITY, Philippines/05 November 2012 by Sheila Covarrubias—City Mayor Celso Lobregat, now serving his last political term, headed for Limaong village yesterday to check on the progress of the Limaong bridge project in the east coast. The project, with a funding allocation of P130.624 million, has started and is expected to greatly enhance trade and [...]
Lobregat unveils P4.2-M Putik community hall »
ZAMBOANGA CITY, 10 July 2012 by Vic Larato—City Mayor Celso Lobregat yesterday led city and community officials in the inauguration and turnover of the newly constructed barangay hall valued at P4.2 million in Putik. This brings to more than P77 million the total value of several projects the city government has implemented in Putik since [...]
Zambo Alcalde leads Dia de Fundacion Chabacano »
ZAMBOANGA CITY, 23 June 2012 by Sheila Covarrubias—Asia’s Latin City’s Alcalde Celso Lobregat spearheads this day’s celebration of Dia de Fundacion Chabacano, marking the day when the Chabacano language first came to being. The celebration will be highlighted by the formal signing of a sisterhood agreement with the municipal government of San Mateo, Rizal at [...]
Mass wedding in Zamboanga »
A newly-wedded couple, one of the 20 couple-beneficiaries of the mass wedding program sponsored by the People’s Micro-Finance Cooperative Friday, are flanked by Mayor Celso Lobregat, House Deputy Speaker and District I Representative Beng Climaco, Vice Mayor Cesar Iturralde and Councilor Myra Paz Abubakar. JOEY BAUTISTA
MisOcc teachers note Zambo changes in educt’l tour »
ZAMBOANGA CITY/09 May 2012 by Vic Larato—Teachers from Misamis Occidental province who are on a ‘Lakbay Aral’ Program find the city of Zamboanga’s developments as remarkable. “On our way to Zamboanga City, we had mixed feelings; some were excited to come for the first time, but most of us were anxious and a bit afraid [...]
