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Family is one of the most important, if not the most important thing in our lives. Taking time every day to appreciate your loved ones for all that they do helps us to reconnect as a family.
ROGELIO “BOY” C. CORDUA: ALABEL’S RENAISSANCE MAN OF SERVICE, MUSIC, AND MEDIA By Christian Jay Laya Rogelio “Boy” C. Cordua, a vlogger from Alabel, Sarangani, exemplifies the spirit of dedication and versatility. A guitarist, basketball player, church vocalist, and singer, Boy has worn many hats throughout his life, leaving a legacy that spans community service, church leadership, and cultural advocacy. From Private Worker to Church Leader Boy dedicated 40 years of his life to ALSONS, working as a private company employee from 1974 until his retirement in 2019. His commitment to sports earned him the role of Sports Commissioner at the company, showcasing his passion for teamwork and athleticism. In 1971, Boy began serving as a guitarist for the San Isidro Labrador Parish, a role he continues to fulfill to this day. His involvement in the church is profound. As a member of the Knights of Columbus (KofC), he initiated the establishment of two councils in Alabel: the OLPH Spring Council...
Doc G Optical Clinic Opens in Alabel Alabel, Sarangani Province – A new optical clinic, Doc G Optical Clinic , has opened its doors in Alabel, offering a variety of eye care services and stylish eyewear. Located at Prk 8 C.P. Garcia St., Poblacion, Alabel, beside Purple Cake, the clinic aims to provide the community with comprehensive eye care. According to local social media vloggers Joven ni Goys and Brheanz Vlogs , the clinic offers services such as prescription glasses and contact lenses, pediatric eye care, eye washing, dry eyes management, color vision tests, and fashionable eyewear from top brands. With the opening of this new clinic, Alabel residents now have convenient access to professional eye care services in their community.
The West Philippine Sea as a Reflection of Filipino Identity and Sovereignty By Christian Jay S. Laya, LPT CSPE- HGE, MAPS (CAR) The assertion that "the West Philippine Sea does not exist" is purely hypothetical and an exercise in exploring identity, nationhood, and territoriality. In this sense, if we argue that the West Philippine Sea is a fiction, we might extend that logic to question the existence of the Philippines itself, as you’ve suggested. The idea that a nation is an “imagined community” stems from Benedict Anderson's theory, where he claims that nations are socially constructed, bound by shared symbols, values, and history. The Philippines, as a modern nation-state, is certainly a product of historical events, struggles, and collective imagination. However, this doesn’t negate the reality of our identity as a people, the sovereignty we claim, or the tangible existence of our territory, including the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). Even if the nation...
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