Despite of speech and movement difficulties, Borongan-based surfer making waves in competition
BORONGAN CITY – Jesus Lawrence “Eboy” Quitorio, a 27-year-old local surfer from this city had just started surfing early this year.
But even if he is new in the sport, Quitorio has already earned the...
Kalanggaman Island is now open to tourists
One of Leyte’s top tourist destinations
TACLOBAN CITY – Kalanggaman Island, one of the prime destinations in Leyte province, is now open for tourists to visit.
The reopening of the famed island resort was based...
Leyte geology student represents PH in international conference on nuclear safety in Austria
TACLOBAN CITY-Pamela Eyre Victoria Lira, a 20-year-old Geology student from Alangalang town in Leyte, represented the Philippines as a special youth panelist during the “International Conference on a Decade of Progress after Fukushima-Daiichi: Building...
Leyte police to create tourist cops, SWAT teams next year says official
TACLOBAN CITY – Tourism police unit will be among the priorities of the Leyte Police Provincial Office (LPPO) for next year.
This was disclosed by Lt. Co. Ricky Reli, LLPO’s deputy provincial director for operations,...
EducationUSA announces International Education Week Events for Filipinos
Manila- The U.S. Embassy in the Philippines and EducationUSA, the U.S. government’s official source of information on U.S. higher education, invite all Filipinos interested in studying in the United States to join International Education...
Palo school to welcome 2 kids for the face-to-face classes
PALO, Leyte- The biggest public elementary school of this town will pilot the face-to-face classes on Monday (Nov.15) involving two kids of special needs.
The Palo I Central School, which has a current enrollment of...