+ Follow HISTORICAL WALK Tag
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[Title] => Blaze mars Monumento celebration
[Summary] => A delivery van was partially damaged by fire while another vehicle collided with a delivery truck during the celebration marking the inauguration of Caloocan City Mayor Enrico "Recom" Echiverri last Thursday night at the newly opened Bonifacio Monument Circle (BMC).
Revelers lighted pyrotechnics around the controversial Historical Walk at the BMC which was temporarily closed after being reopened to vehicular traffic to give way to their celebration.
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-03 00:00:00
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[Title] => Caloocan mayor to fight crime and grime
[Summary] => He is talking tough.
Caloocan City Mayor-elect Enrico "Recom" Echiverri, who will be taking his oath of office at noon today, yesterday vowed "to remove crime and grime" in the city from Day One of his term.
"We are talking here about renewing the face and the character of Caloocan long tainted by urban blight and official neglect. We speak of a no-nonsense change in the image and character of our beloved city. And it is starting with me and you who love this city from the day I assume office," Echiverri said.
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[Title] => Wayward rocket explodes inside jeepney; 2 hurt
[Summary] => A baby rocket (kwitis) swished out of control, entered a half-filled passenger jeepney that was held up by traffic around the Bonifacio Monument then exploded, sending two homeward-bound high school teachers to the hospital Monday night in Caloocan City.
No one has taken responsibility for the wayward rocket even as the injured were treated at the nearest hospital. City hall officials dismissed the incident as a minor accident.
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[Title] => Monumento project inauguration highlights Bonifacio Day rites
[Summary] => Caloocan City Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo leads government officials in celebrating today, Sunday, the 140th birth anniversary of the Great Plebeian, Andres Bonifacio, in Monumento, Caloocan City.
Highlighting today’s event is the inauguration and blessing of the controversial three-meter wide "Historical Walk" in the middle of EDSA some 100 meters going up the base of the 73-year-old Bonifacio Monument.
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[Title] => Malabon jeepney drivers stage strike
[Summary] => The re-routing of public transport, caused by the construction of the P10-million Historical Walk in the middle of EDSA toward the Bonifacio Monument in Caloocan City, prompted hundreds of jeepney drivers in Malabon to stage a lightning strike yesterday.
The strike resulted in the stranding of thousands of commuters going in and out of Malabon, Navotas and parts of Caloocan.
Some drivers who tried to make the trip were intercepted by angry strikers on Letre Road and demanding they join their protest action.
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HISTORICAL WALK
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[Title] => Blaze mars Monumento celebration
[Summary] => A delivery van was partially damaged by fire while another vehicle collided with a delivery truck during the celebration marking the inauguration of Caloocan City Mayor Enrico "Recom" Echiverri last Thursday night at the newly opened Bonifacio Monument Circle (BMC).
Revelers lighted pyrotechnics around the controversial Historical Walk at the BMC which was temporarily closed after being reopened to vehicular traffic to give way to their celebration.
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Caloocan City Mayor-elect Enrico "Recom" Echiverri, who will be taking his oath of office at noon today, yesterday vowed "to remove crime and grime" in the city from Day One of his term.
"We are talking here about renewing the face and the character of Caloocan long tainted by urban blight and official neglect. We speak of a no-nonsense change in the image and character of our beloved city. And it is starting with me and you who love this city from the day I assume office," Echiverri said.
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[Title] => Wayward rocket explodes inside jeepney; 2 hurt
[Summary] => A baby rocket (kwitis) swished out of control, entered a half-filled passenger jeepney that was held up by traffic around the Bonifacio Monument then exploded, sending two homeward-bound high school teachers to the hospital Monday night in Caloocan City.
No one has taken responsibility for the wayward rocket even as the injured were treated at the nearest hospital. City hall officials dismissed the incident as a minor accident.
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[Title] => Monumento project inauguration highlights Bonifacio Day rites
[Summary] => Caloocan City Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo leads government officials in celebrating today, Sunday, the 140th birth anniversary of the Great Plebeian, Andres Bonifacio, in Monumento, Caloocan City.
Highlighting today’s event is the inauguration and blessing of the controversial three-meter wide "Historical Walk" in the middle of EDSA some 100 meters going up the base of the 73-year-old Bonifacio Monument.
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[AuthorID] => 1097044
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[Title] => Malabon jeepney drivers stage strike
[Summary] => The re-routing of public transport, caused by the construction of the P10-million Historical Walk in the middle of EDSA toward the Bonifacio Monument in Caloocan City, prompted hundreds of jeepney drivers in Malabon to stage a lightning strike yesterday.
The strike resulted in the stranding of thousands of commuters going in and out of Malabon, Navotas and parts of Caloocan.
Some drivers who tried to make the trip were intercepted by angry strikers on Letre Road and demanding they join their protest action.
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[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1097044
[AuthorName] => Jerry Botial
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