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Plants loving the hot weather

    During these long hot days of summer compounded with El Nino and with constant temperatures of 33 and above degrees in the shade, I...
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Why circles (instead of traffic lights)

    There have been opinions from time to time that Dumaguete will not be progressive without traffic lights. When I was still living in Switzerland, and...
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Reconnecting family ties

    This week, I’d like to share with you two emails from abroad which I received after they read online at least two articles under...
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A different journey

    Bern, Switzerland--It has been many years since I have spent a winter here in Switzerland. A decision to come here was obvious. My  mother, who...
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Let’s talk about salt

    Salt, once a very rare commodity with a history of its own. Salt, mentioned at least 40 times in the Bible.Salt signifying loyalty, fidelity,...
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Chocolate

  As a young girl growing up in Bio-os, Amlan, I would trail along with usually Tita Fely, the youngest daughter of our Lolo Jesus...
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A creeping menace

<script async src="https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-4414480388811847" crossorigin="anonymous">Sphagneticola tribolata, a native to tropical America, is a vigorous ground cover, and must have been introduced...
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Mourning the trees

<script async src="https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-4414480388811847" crossorigin="anonymous">Today I mourn the century trees along the highway in the towns of Sibulan, all the way...
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300 folk flee amid Kanlaon activity

    Hundreds of residents in critical villages near Mt. Kanlaon in Canlaon City, Negros Oriental have been evacuated, as the...
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Classes, work stop amid strong rains

    Gov. Chaco Sagarbarria ordered the suspension of all government work and classes in all public and private schools in...
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Bracing for the fury

    Negros Oriental is caught between two pressing threats—Mt. Kanlaon’s volcanic activity in the north and severe flooding from the...

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