WASHINGTON, D.C. — More than 100 guests from the Metro DC community joined the Istorya DC symposium held at the Philippine Embassy Chancery Annex in the evening of 19 October 2017. Promised to be a night of “Music and Motion”, ...
Read More »Habits To Adapt
By: Nancy Abiera “For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he” Proverbs 23:7a. KJV There are bad habits, good habits and Godly habits. Habits are ways of thinking, speaking or doing. They are developed as you constantly ...
Read More »Pinoy News: PH Coconut Roadshow Goes To Washington
WASHINGTON, D.C. – A group of coconut exporters, together with key officials from the United Coconut Association of the Philippines (UCAP), Virgin Coconut Oil Philippines (VCOP), the DTI Export Marketing Bureau (DTI-EMB), and the Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) recently concluded ...
Read More »The Sandwich Generation is Growing, and So Are Their Responsibilities
By: Rowena Ortac Across the U.S., millions of middle-aged adults struggle with the dual responsibility of financially supporting a child and caring for an aging parent. In fact, a 2013 Pew Research report found that 33% of baby boomers ...
Read More »Eleven World War II Veterans of the War in the Philippines From Northern Wisconsin
By: Bob Boyer Eleven men from Northern Wisconsin who fought in the War in the Philippines have died since my Veterans Day article a year ago. They saw lots of action, mostly in naval battles that marked the return ...
Read More »‘As Hall of Famers, We Are All Dreamers’
By: Veronica Leighton Here’s my brief speech delivered at the 23rd annual gala event of the Chicago Filipino Asian American Hall of Fame 2017… “I am really honored to welcome this wonderful & distinguished group of 2017 inductees into ...
Read More »Chicago Nightingales keeps memory of Church Bells ringing after 116 years during BALANGIGA Remembrance
The Chicago Nightingales (CN), a nurses organization commemorated a vigil when they assembled at their regular board meeting in observance of an occurrence in the Samar Region, nearly 116 years ago next week on September 28, 1901 in the town ...
Read More »Misleading Gun Debate
By: Joe Mauricio At least 23 weapons were found in the Mandalay Las Vegas hotel suite of the gunman who targeted an outdoor concert just recently, killing 59 people, including himself, and injuring more than 500 others. Authorities found ...
Read More »How to Score the Health Benefi ts of CANNABIS —Without Getting High
By: Cass Ingram For centuries mankind has relied on the cannabis plant for its medicinal properties. Ancient Egyptian text from the 2nd century (called Fayyum Medical Papyrus) contains the earliest known record for the use of cannabis as a ...
Read More »Your Retirement Planning Starts With Social Security
By: Mayra Salazar Right now is the perfect time to start planning for a secure, comfortable retirement. And you can count on Social Security to help you begin the process. First, we encourage you to set up an online my ...
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