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Lolo Claro M. Recto and his house rules

By Ysmael-Bilbao | December 21, 2014 - 12:00am

My maternal grandfather, Lolo Claro M. Recto, named his youngest of four Maria Priscilla, and affectionately called her “Chona,”...

Sunday Lifestyle

Ilocos vine good for handicraft

November 20, 2005 - 12:00am

A vine abundant in Ilocandia, particularly in Ilocos Sur and La Union, now holds great promise of boosting the region’s handicraft industry. The twiner vine is locally called labtang (scientific name: Anamirta...

Agriculture