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Provinces

John Iremil Teodoro: Literary Career and Cultural Contributions

Profile of John Iremil Teodoro, Filipino writer, critic, and pioneer in Philippine gay literature and Kinaray-a writing.

Provinces

Monina Arevalo Zenarosa: Judicial Career and Public Service

Profile of retired Philippine Court of Appeals Justice Monina Arevalo Zenarosa, her legal career, and public service.

Provinces

2012 PBA All-Star Weekend: Events, Rosters and Results

Overview of the 2012 PBA All-Star Weekend in Laoag, featuring the RSJ vs. Veterans game and skill competitions.

Barangays & Settlements

Embo, Taguig: History, Jurisdictional Dispute and Community Profile

Profile of the Embo barangays in Taguig, covering their military origins, the Makati-Taguig jurisdictional dispute, and 2023 reintegration.

History & Culture

Queen Isyana: Regent of the Mataram Kingdom and Namesake of the Isyana Dynasty

Queen Isyana ruled the Mataram Kingdom in East Java from 947 CE, co-reigning with Sri Lokapala and establishing the Isyana dynasty.

History & Culture

1521 in the Philippines: Magellan's Arrival and the First Mass

Overview of key historical events in the Philippines in 1521, including Magellan's arrival and the Battle of Mactan.

Provinces

Alejandro Melchor: Engineer, Mathematician and War Cabinet Member

Profile of Alejandro Melchor, Filipino civil engineer, mathematician and WWII war cabinet member from Aklan.

Provinces

Geronima Pecson: First Woman Senator and UNESCO Pioneer

Profile of Geronima Pecson, the first woman senator of the Philippines and UNESCO executive board member.

Universities & Education

Philippine School for the Deaf: History and Heritage

Established in 1907, the Philippine School for the Deaf is the only government-owned deaf school in the Philippines, located in Pasay City.