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[Title] => Mayor Tsong nagpiyansa na sa Sandiganbayan
[Summary] => Upang maiwasan ang pagkaaresto, nagbayad na kahapon ng piyansa si Parañaque Mayor Joey Marquez sa Sandiganbayan kaugnay sa kasong estafa at katiwalian na nakasampa laban sa kanya.
Kasama rin ni Marquez sa pagpipiyansa sina Rolando Magno, co-chairman ng city school board at Mar Jimenez, executive assistant to the office of the city mayor.
Nabigo namang nakapunta sa Sandiganbayan si Antonette Antonio, assistant to the office of the city mayor.
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[Title] => Parañaque eyes NAIA fees for roads
[Summary] => It has yet to collect a single centavo from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), but this early, the Parañaque City government already has plans to use its real estate tax "collectibles" from the country’s premier airport.
"A larger chunk of its collectibles from NAIA will be allocated mainly to infrastructure projects. One of which is the construction of city colleges," said Mar Jimenez, city information chief, in a two-page press statement.
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[Title] => Kabihasnan Road opening: Jeepneys will have to go
[Summary] => It’s illegal but it’s not a nuisance. Thus, a Parañaque City official said yesterday that there are no moves from the city government to clear Kabihasnan Road of parked jeepneys.
Nevertheless, city public information officer Mar Jimenez gave an assurance that the "resting place" of the jeepney drivers would go as soon as Kabihasnan Road, which leads to Coastal Road, is opened to motorists.
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[Title] => Baclaran to become prime tourist destination
[Summary] => Forget about the stink of uncollected garbage, undisciplined vendors, snatchers, slashers and occasional grenade explosions, Baclaran in Parañaque may soon be a tourism buzz word.
This is the ambitious vision of the Parañaque City government and the Department of Tourism (DOT) for the thickly populated area on the boundary of Pasay, aiming to rid it of its bad image and make it "tourist-friendly."
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[Title] => Parañaque to push tax claim versus NAIA
[Summary] => It is final. The Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) will be sold to the highest bidder this Friday as the Parañaque City government enforces its tax claim against the airport.
[DatePublished] => 2002-02-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => Parañaque, Taguig to meet on Bicutan market jurisdiction
[Summary] => With the worsening traffic congestion at the Bicutan boundary of Taguig and Parañaque, their respective local governments are set to meet today to discuss the fate of the area – which both have disowned jurisdicion over, much less its uncollected garbage and unregulated vendors.
Taguig Mayor Freddie Tinga and Parañaque City Mayor Joey Marquez are set to meet this morning to thresh out the boundary problem at the Bicutan interchange and finally determine responsibility for the virtually "orphaned" district that also includes the busy Bicutan market.
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MAR JIMENEZ
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[Title] => Mayor Tsong nagpiyansa na sa Sandiganbayan
[Summary] => Upang maiwasan ang pagkaaresto, nagbayad na kahapon ng piyansa si Parañaque Mayor Joey Marquez sa Sandiganbayan kaugnay sa kasong estafa at katiwalian na nakasampa laban sa kanya.
Kasama rin ni Marquez sa pagpipiyansa sina Rolando Magno, co-chairman ng city school board at Mar Jimenez, executive assistant to the office of the city mayor.
Nabigo namang nakapunta sa Sandiganbayan si Antonette Antonio, assistant to the office of the city mayor.
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[Summary] => It has yet to collect a single centavo from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), but this early, the Parañaque City government already has plans to use its real estate tax "collectibles" from the country’s premier airport.
"A larger chunk of its collectibles from NAIA will be allocated mainly to infrastructure projects. One of which is the construction of city colleges," said Mar Jimenez, city information chief, in a two-page press statement.
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[Title] => Kabihasnan Road opening: Jeepneys will have to go
[Summary] => It’s illegal but it’s not a nuisance. Thus, a Parañaque City official said yesterday that there are no moves from the city government to clear Kabihasnan Road of parked jeepneys.
Nevertheless, city public information officer Mar Jimenez gave an assurance that the "resting place" of the jeepney drivers would go as soon as Kabihasnan Road, which leads to Coastal Road, is opened to motorists.
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[Summary] => Forget about the stink of uncollected garbage, undisciplined vendors, snatchers, slashers and occasional grenade explosions, Baclaran in Parañaque may soon be a tourism buzz word.
This is the ambitious vision of the Parañaque City government and the Department of Tourism (DOT) for the thickly populated area on the boundary of Pasay, aiming to rid it of its bad image and make it "tourist-friendly."
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[Title] => Parañaque to push tax claim versus NAIA
[Summary] => It is final. The Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) will be sold to the highest bidder this Friday as the Parañaque City government enforces its tax claim against the airport.
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[Title] => Parañaque, Taguig to meet on Bicutan market jurisdiction
[Summary] => With the worsening traffic congestion at the Bicutan boundary of Taguig and Parañaque, their respective local governments are set to meet today to discuss the fate of the area – which both have disowned jurisdicion over, much less its uncollected garbage and unregulated vendors.
Taguig Mayor Freddie Tinga and Parañaque City Mayor Joey Marquez are set to meet this morning to thresh out the boundary problem at the Bicutan interchange and finally determine responsibility for the virtually "orphaned" district that also includes the busy Bicutan market.
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