Gov. Joet Garcia reiterated the commitment of the Provincial Government of Bataan to help the municipalities and lone city in the province in the implementation of their respective programs and projects to alleviate the living condition of all Bataenos during the opening day of Bisita Bayan kada Buwan program in Pilar last Monday. Mayor Charlie […]
Morong folks commended the leadership of Mayor Cynthia Linao- Estanislao and Vice Mayor Leila Linao-Munoz for winning the Seal of Good Local Governance (SGLG) Award. “Congratulations to Municipality of Morong led by Mayor Cynthia Linao- Estanislao and Vice Mayor Leila Linao-Munoz. Great job!”, wrote Amelia Henriques on the Facebook Page of the municipality. “Napakagaling at […]
As the dust settles from the New Year’s celebrations, a concerning trend emerges in Bataan, where the cases of fireworks related injury (FWRI) have skyrocketed to 25, according to the latest update from the Provincial Epidemiology Surveillance Unit (PESU) of the Bataan Provincial Health Office. The surge in FWRI cases represents a significant jump from […]
Patuloy sa paglago ang sektor ng agrikultura sa bayan ng Dinalupihan, Bataan gamit ang makabagong teknolohiya sa pagsasaka. Ayon kay Dinalupihan Mayor Maria Angela Garcia, isa sa mga layunin ng 1Bataan Agri Inno Tech Center (1BAITC) ay ang pagtatatag ng partnerships sa merkado at ng 1Bataan Farmers. Sa pamamagitan aniya ng precision farming, gamit ang […]
Foreign investors from the Republic of China, led by Director General Qian Fangli of the Department of Electronic Commerce and Information – Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM), visited the Authority of the Freeport Area of Bataan last Saturday, April 15, to further promote the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership and explore industrial cooperation between the two countries. […]
A Brief History of Abucay Legend The name Abucay was coined from “abu-kinaykay” which means digging debris of fire. According to legend, a Spaniard came to this town and asking for its name. it so happened that his arrival coincided with the just extinguished big fire that burned and destroyed quite a number of houses […]
A Brief History of City of Balanga Legend It is said that the name “Balanga” was derived from a kind of pot used for cooking or fetching water. This cooking pot is made of special clay and it is locally known as “banga” or “balanga”. During the Spanish occupation people of this community often use […]
A Brief History of Hermosa Legend A group of Spaniards first came to this place, surprised and amazed they exclaimed, “Que Hermosa! Que Hermosa!, when they saw some pretty maidens with long, black hair washing clothes and bathing in the brook. The boys who accompanied their sisters repeated what they heard from the Spaniards and […]
A Brief History of Limay Legend During the Spanish regime, several Spanish soldiers were taking a walk along the shore of his town. They came across five (5) persons who were also at the shore and whose craft was destroyed by a strong storm that passed by. One of the Spaniards asked them for the […]
Legend People of this town had known many stories of how Orion got its name. Some folks say that Udyong was the first name adapted by this town. It came from the words “lu-ad” and “uryong” which meant muddy, because of the fact4 that the place was muddy and swampy during those times. Another popular […]
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