Vol. 34 No. 19 »
NO PASSPORT, WILL TRAVEL
The summer of 2020 has proven to be one of the best times to experience what has been in our own backyard all along due to COVID-19 not knowing how long our travel advisories
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Be creative in social and family interactions to benefit your physical and mental health
At this time of COVID-19, when most seniors have narrower space to enjoy life because of isolation and the fear of the virus, there is a danger on their physical and mental health. We
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Farewell to a Great Rock Guitarist
On October 6, 2020, his family announced that Eddie Van Halen’s died that day. He succumbed to the throat cancer that had been ailing him for several years. He was 65. Born on January
Read More »Depresyón tuwing Taglamíg
(Sa Hilágang Bahagì ng Mundó) Nápakadilim na namán ng umága Lumálamlam ang natítirang pag-ása Nápakakapal ng nagbábadyang úlap Di tulóy makitá bit’wíng hinahánap Apatnapúng táon na rin ang lumípas Péro di pa rin matápos
Read More »Will Covid-19 end Trump’s presidential run?
The news came in at 9:00 PM on October 1, 2020. “President Donald Trump tweets he Melania test positive for Covid-19.” It was the most shocking news since Trump won the presidency in 2016.
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Annual Global Forum on Inclusion Goes Virtual This Year
“At a time when the forces of exclusion, discrimination, and hate continue to gain strength all over the world, we must choose inclusion as a pillar for the world we want to create.” That
Read More »Life in the Time of Covid
(Facing the New Normal) “Nothing is so painful to the human mind as a great and sudden change.”–Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, Frankenstein One adage says that the only thing constant in this world is change.
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The Anglers’ adventures continue…
The anglers were once again out in the water for two exciting events that were recently held – the MYC Classic Derby on the Red River held on October 2 and the Selkirk Walleye
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OFWs warned against illegal recruiters amid pandemic
MANILA – Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) Administrator Bernard Olalia on Wednesday warned the overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) against illegal recruiters particularly those engaged in third country recruitment. Olalia said unscrupulous individuals or groups
Read More »President Duterte expresses frustration over 2021 national budget postponement
President Duterte expressed his frustration after the proposed National 2021 budget sidelined when the House of Representative suspended its session until November 16. House Speaker Allan Cayetano moved to suspend the current session after
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