Jan
25
2007

Last Sunday I was at Kabankalan City to witness the one of the most exciting festival in Negros Occidental, the "31st Kabankalan Sinulog Festival".
Actually I arrived in the City of Progress last saturday night, and guess what, the hottest Reggae Band in the Philippines "Brownman's Revival" is at the Kabankalan Football Field entertaining the people of Kabankalan and its guests. Besides this city is also known as Reggae City, try visit Kabankalan and hang out to either Perico or South Bar then you can notice that the music played are mostly Reggae. Anyway here are the pics that I gathered during the Sinulog Parade, hopefully you'll enjoy it.
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Dec
17
2006

Negros Fifty years later (2056)
These people have a creative ideas on what will be the future of our city looks like, fifty years from now (2056). They were very visionary, for example the reclamation area will be called as the Masskara City. At the edge of the city at BREDCO there will be a Mask shaped human made island, very cool idea.
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Oct
10
2006

To an integrated development approach; sustainable development by harnessing land and other natural resources to the fullest but protecting and conserving and providing the people of Pulupandan the most habitable and environment friendly community.
- Pulupandan Mission Statement
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Sep
22
2006

The Municipality of Candoni was once known as "Tablas Valley" due to the area was very rich in Tablas trees. Founded by Santiago "Tagoy" Diego in 1935 who leads a group of men to cutoff trees of Tablas to create a road. Every February Candoninians celebrates "Pabalahas sa Tablas" to remember how their town began.
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Sep
16
2006

"Many people asked me, if Bacolod City also called as City of Smiles then how about Kabankalan? I said to them Kabankalan will also be known as the City of Progress." - Mayor Pedro P. Zayco Jr.
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Sep
16
2006

“historically, Ilog the mainspring of our provincial life where we saw the first promise of a bright future for Negros Occidental. Therefore, let no Negrense say he is truly Negrense unless he knows the history of the town Ilog or has actually set foot on its grounds. Going to Ilog for a Negrense should be like going to one’s place of birth.” -from a famous historian
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Sep
03
2006


Himamaylan is located at the southern part of Negros Occidental, approximately one hour and a half travel time from
Bacolod City. The city is famous of its marine resources like talaba and different kind of fishes, the city is also one of the major source of wooden pole used for electric posts. Every month of April, Himamaylan celebrates "Himaya-an Festival".
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May
30
2006


A brief History
Long ago the place was inhabited by natives known as the "Mangcas". The word Mangcas derived from the name of a brave and noble Negrito warrior who lived in the creek of Canman-ug. Because of his kindness people loved him, and all of his offsprings also named after him, later on when there is too many Mancas around, a settlement emerged and local natives named it Mangcas.
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May
22
2006

Today we will roam around to one of Negros famous park, the Capitol Lagoon. The place is located along the street of Lacson, Bacolod City and in front of Provincial Capitol. There are four famous monuments that can be seen in the location.
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