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COVERT OPERATION. The Ear heard that a company is "smuggling" their equipment out of their office after the owner of the property they are leasing refused to let them break their five-year contract. An insider said that the managers would load their office equipment on trolleys and into their cars at the dead of the night so as to avoid detection. He said, "Mo balhin silag office apan naa pa silay 5-year contract. So ilang gihimo, gipang hinay-hinay na nilag "smuggle" out ilang office equipment.


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TREE COLLAPSE. A teacher who is also an environmentalist told The Ear that the city government should not only check the trees along Magallanes St. near the Magellan's Cross but also the old acacia trees at the Plaza Independencia. She said, "Kinahanglan i-check na nila apil ang mga kahoy didto sa Plaza Independencia kay ancient sab ang mga acacia trees didto. I don't know kanus-a pa kaha the last time sila ni check sa safety aning mga acacia trees." 




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STEALING FROM THE DEAD. Even the dead are robbed. The Ear heard many reports yesterday that candles and flowers offered for the dearly departed are stolen only minutes after being placed on the tomb markers. An Ear informer said, "Grabe ang kawat sa kandila ug buwak. Huwaton lang nga makatalikod ang bisita sa patay, kawaton dayon."




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EXPENSIVE FLOWERS. The Ear heard a businesswoman who regularly buys bundles of flowers for her altar complain that prices of flowers have skyrocketed since last Friday. She said, "Puwerte na gyud ka mahal ang mga buwak. Ang buwak nga tag P25 ang bundle tag P40 na last Friday. Mosamot pa gyud ni ka mahal ining All Souls Day."


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Karsada giparkingan na ‘sab

August 24, 2014 - 12:00am

Puwerte na usab ang pagsiaw sa mga tag-iya’g passenger jeepneys ug ubang sakyanan nga anha pabuntagi sa karsada. Kini tungod kay naluya ang CITOM sa paghimo’g kampanya.

Banat Balita

Enjoy the Sinulog festivities, with care

By The Ear | January 16, 2010 - 12:00am

A businessman, native of Cebu, noted that there are more foreign tourists in Cebu this year for the Sinulog celebration.

Freeman Opinion

Kids throw firecrackers at jeepneys, passersby

By The Ear | December 30, 2008 - 12:00am

SCARY PRANKS. The Ear heard that kids playing firecrackers at the roadside of this city throw firecrackers at passersby and into passing jeepneys.

Freeman Opinion

Rainy days a bane in the lives of medical students, nurses

By The Ear | August 3, 2007 - 12:00am

Freeman Opinion

NEXT INBOX QUESTION: In your opinion, what accounts for the “fading power of showbiz” in Philippine politics?

May 18, 2007 - 12:00am

Freeman Opinion

Company 'smuggling' out office equipment

By The Ear | March 17, 2007 - 12:00am

COVERT OPERATION. The Ear heard that a company is "smuggling" their equipment out of their office after the owner of the property they are leasing refused to let them break their five-year contract. An insider...

Freeman Opinion

City government should also check the trees at Plaza Independencia

By The Ear | January 4, 2007 - 12:00am

TREE COLLAPSE. A teacher who is also an environmentalist told The Ear that the city government should not only check the trees along Magallanes St. near the Magellan's Cross but also the old acacia trees...

Freeman Opinion

Robbers steal even lit candles offered to the dead

By The Ear | November 2, 2006 - 12:00am

STEALING FROM THE DEAD. Even the dead are robbed. The Ear heard many reports yesterday that candles and flowers offered for the dearly departed are stolen only minutes after being placed on the tomb markers....

Freeman Opinion

Cemetery business becoming alive

By The Ear | October 30, 2006 - 12:00am

EXPENSIVE FLOWERS. The Ear heard a businesswoman who regularly buys bundles of flowers for her altar complain that prices of flowers have skyrocketed since last Friday. She said, "Puwerte na gyud ka mahal...

Freeman Opinion

Hong Kong businessman complains about faulty taxi lighted signs

By The Ear | September 27, 2005 - 12:00am

"VACANT" BUT OCCUPIED. For the nth time, The Ear have received complaints about taxis that continue to have the "Vacant" sign lit even when the cab is already occupied. An Ear insider said a businessman from Hong...

Freeman Opinion