Melinda Leen Carag Kennedy tearfully poses by Edwin’s picture and urn at the memorial reception. Edwin S. Yaneza was born in Pagsanjan, Laguna, Philippines. His parents are the late Rodolfo Yaneza and Lolita Sy Yaneza. He attended Francisco Benitez Elementary School for his elementary education,Pagsanjan Academy High School for his secondary education, and Mapua Institute […]
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By: Veronica Leighton As many of us think of the month of February as the love month because of Valentine’s Day, we tend to overlook a big commemoration that honors the presidents of this land, the Presidents’ Day, February 20th, a very special day that must be celebrated with parades, programs and events in honoring […]
WASHINGTON, D.C. – “Filipino artists are part of the 10% of the Philippine population that resides overseas. This National Arts Month, the Department of Foreign Affairs and this Embassy take our hats off to all Filipino artists in the Philippines and around the world. We acknowledge how your creativity and works have created bridges between […]
By: Aeron Lancero Magandang araw sa inyong lahat and Happy Mahal’s month or Happy Valentine’s month. Today, I share with you two food items considered as aphrodisiac and why. There are many of them, especially specific ingredients. Basil, Bananas, Avocado, Almonds and Dark Chocolate, are a few of them. The two I am sharing […]
By: Jan Paul C. Ferrer Plan for a long life and keep certain vital documents up to date for your protection and the sake of those you love. The underlying goal of proper estate planning is to ensure the legacy you leave behind provides your family with essential information that can help guide them through […]
By: James Dc At a wedding ceremony, the pastor asked if anyone had anything to say concerning the union of the bride and groom. It was their time to stand up and talk, or forever hold their peace. The moment of utter silence was broken by a young beautiful woman carrying a child. She […]
By: Christian L & ChaCha M & Xavier D Yohanna and Kielah Castro, from Makati, Philippines, send HAPPY VALENTINE greetings to their Lola Vi Molina and Lola Elsie Sy-Niebar, in Chicago. Dateline Australia: Elsie Sy-Niebar’s grandkids in Brisbane: Vienna Maunders cuddling her newborn cousin Ellysa-Beth Forest Molina; her brother Toban with their baby sister Adelaide, and […]
By: Mayra Salazar Social Security is always evolving to meet the needs of the American public. We’re optimistic about the future and the limitless possibilities for progress. Much of the progress we’ve made together, as a nation, is through the shared responsibility of paying Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) tax. This federal payroll tax […]
By: Bob Boyer “What does that mean?” you ask. I only know because I was an exchange professor at UP (University of the Philippines Diliman) in the Department of English and Comparative Languages (DECL). I am impressed that UP embedded a pun in the formal-sounding and very prestigious award. You will get the pun […]
By: Melody Dizon February being the month of the hearts, I feel it’s important to address all matters of the heart from keeping it healthy, with tips on diet, replacing bad habits with good ones, eliminating risks, increasing knowledge on prevention and expand our ability to manage stress. Every little bit of lifestyle change […]
Dear Editor, After rumors – apparently false – circulated about a new wave of Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids in the San Francisco Bay Area, The Greenlining Institute called for an immediate end to the current crackdown on immigrants. Greenlining Institute President Orson Aguilar made the following statement: “Because of these pointless and cruel raids, […]
By: Lou Maningas Cabalona Gong Xi Fa Cai! Wishes of happiness and prosperity to everyone in this year of the Rooster! At the start of every new calendar, many folks look to the stars for what is in store for the coming year. I have yet to check in with astrology experts, but if […]
By: Lena Remigio Dear Ate Lena, Hindi ko mawari na ang aking minahal na lalaki ay isang napaksasinungaling. tahi-tahi ang dila, isang psychopath or sociopath, or whatever, hindi ko talaga maintindihan ang aking sarili kung bakit ako ay umibig sa isang tao na ubod ng sinungaling/ Sa unang unang pagkakakilala namin ay meron siyang […]
By: Veronica Leighton Filipinos, being known as the “Latin Lovers” of Asia, always look forward to Valentine’s Day as their Romantic Feast Day. This is the day that Manila’s usual congested traffic problem double or triple and all hotel rooms are booked before, during and after Valentine’s Day February 14th celebration, with flower shops […]
By: Victoria G. Smith Another move, another house, not yet a home. All around me: the scraps and souvenirs of a life stuffed in boxes. How does one measure how far we’ve gone on this journey? Or depth of being? Or success or failure? First there were two hundred, then four hundred. now eight hundred? […]
By: Joe Mauricio Not even a month since President Donald Trump assumed the post of President of the United States, but a lot of Liberals and immigrants still continue to demonize him. President Trump signed an executive order holding refugee arrivals into the U.S. for 100 days and barring citizens of Iran, Iraq, Sudan, […]
By: Elsie Sy-Niebar *Will First Lady Melania Trump Revive ‘CAMELOT’ at the WHITE HOUSE? *Pres. Trump’s BAN on Immigration rocks America! His criticism on the Judicial System gets stern disapproval from his SUPREME COURT JUDGE Nominee, Judge Gorsuch *Pres. Trump on Violence: ‘CHICAGO is like a war zone!’ *16,500 applied to become CHICAGO COPS […]
By: Maria Girlie Pascual Depending on which article you are reading for Chicago’s real estate trends, this becomes a half-full, half empty situation. While 2016’s real estate market was one of the busiest for buying and selling, it was predominantly a seller’s market with inventory not quite satisfying the demand for millennials entering the homeowners’ […]
