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Pangandoy kong Cebu

By Cherry Piquero Ballescas | November 12, 2011 - 12:00am

  “What do we want our SUGBO to be? How can we get there together? How can we harness the immense human and natural resources for our common good and destiny as a community?”

Freeman Opinion

Carvers of hope, builders of faith

By Monet Ongpin-Aquino | March 2, 2007 - 12:00am

The 2007 Sinulog Festival took on a deeper meaning as the Banglos sculptors of Northern Philippines, came face to face with the Sto. Niño devotees of the South. The Sinulog, from the...

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle