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Altar Boys In Davao De Oro Take Old Street Dweller Under Their Wings

DAVAO CITY – The act of kindness towards an old, homeless man by young sacristans, or altar servers, in a parish church in Mawab, Davao de Oro has gone viral.

Caravan To Clark Gets Going For PBA Teams

Five teams will be the first ones to experience life inside the bubble as the PBA contingent begins to set up camp in Clark, Pampanga today.

Lakers 117, Nuggets 107 - Heat Try Again

Lakers in NBA Finals, Nuggets run out of comeback magic

Partial, Shifting, & Selective Lockdowns

After six months of the COVID-19 pandemic which has claimed so many lives around the world, Europe was reported out to try a new strategy it called “Lockdown Lite.” Some countries like Canada have already reported a second wave of the pandemic, while cases in the United States continued unabated with deaths hitting the 200,000 mark last week. Vaccines are still in the middle of the final Phase 3 trials and are not expected to be ready before December at the earliest.

The season of the home cook

Amid the lockdown, quarantine, travel restrictions, and business closures, a star has risen to save the day: The home cook.

‘Alon' again (naturally): Our new abnormal (XV)

Don’t look now, but all the talk and fears of a global COVID second wave look very real – and this second “alon” should make us all count ourselves lucky, and extra vigilant, that we’re in a part of the globe where things seem to be better controlled and contained.

More violent storms from rising pollution

Scientists have long established that ris-ing temperatures around the world are spawning more violent storms while melting more ice in the polar regions. And the world is getting hotter because of the carbon emissions billowing daily into the atmosphere from factories of the industrial nations.

Celtics stay alive

2nd half rally keys Game 5 win

ALL THE CLUB'S MEN

Truly, as the saying goes, “Brotherhood is not defined by the bond of blood, but the common tint of the soul.” That is the tie that binds the men of the Rotary Club of Parañaque East (RCPE).

Provincial board slaps 20-month suspension on Palawan town mayor

PUERTO PRINCESA CITY, Palawan — The Palawan Provincial Board imposed an additional 20-month suspension on Narra town, Mayor Grandy Danao, due to administrative cases filed by his own Sangguniang Bayan members.

President affirms long-held position on South China Sea

President Duterte, in a speech broadcast at the 75th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on September 27, affirmed the country’s commitments to the Charter of the UN, to the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, and to the Arbitral Award of July 12, 2016.

No need to postpone 2022 polls – Comelec

Senators, congressmen say postponement is unconstitutional

Marcial: League will not levy sanctions on player who wants out if mother team says it's OK

PBA CLARK BUBBLE

Heat gun for 1st NBA Finals berth

James, Davis join forces as Lakers open up 3-1 lead

These high school friends want you to buy a mask, give a mask, and feed a community

For every eco-friendly abaca face mask you buy, Masks for Two will donate an abaca face mask to someone in need

San Juan mayor sends off stranded deaf-mute to Laguna

A deaf-mute stranded in San Juan City, who went viral on social media recently, is expected to be reunited with his family in San Pablo City, Laguna after the local government provided him with transportation, basic necessities, and cash gift.

Mitsubishi L300 shows increase in August sales

Despite the implementation of a two-week Modified Enhance Community Quarantine (MECQ) in Manila, Cavite, Laguna and Bulacan last August, the Mitsubishi L300 still showed strong monthly sales performance of 699 units sold. This translates to a 35% increase versus its July retail sales of 517. The rising demand for utility vans may be attributed to the steady recovery of the economy and the growing business for delivery services.

HEAT 112, CELTICS 109 - LAST ACTION HERRO

Heat rookie torches Celtics for 37 pts, Miami one away; Nuggets go for equalizer

COA acknowledges reforms at MMDA

Chairman Danilo Lim of the Metro-politan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) had good reason to take pride in the “unqualified opinion” it received from the Commission on Audit COA) for “fairness of presentation of its financial statements for the fiscal year 2019.”

Not A Celebration But A Reminder

September 21 came and went early this week with hardly anyone noticing. This is as it should be. The day martial law was declared in the country in 1972 does not deserve to be marked with any kind of memorial ceremony.

Football - World Cup Berth For PH Azkals?

The Philippine Azkals are setting their sights on securing a historic berth in the 2026 World Cup after coach Scott Cooper agreed to an extension.

Because Of This Chef, Hundreds Of People Started Home Businesses

Why you should watch and support Chef RV Manabat

For Your Next Kitchen Explorations

Pantry must-haves from SM Hypermarket's Complete Home

Nuggets 114, Lakers 106 - Denied Once, Heat Eye 3rd Win Again

Late Murray three-pointers rescue Nuggets against Lakers

Crown In Jeopardy

POC chief: Retaining overall SEAG title will be difficult

Doctor Turns To Painting To Ease COVID-19 Stress

DAVAO CITY - How do frontliners cope with the mental and physical exhaustion brought by the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic?

It's Best To Maintain The Old Distancing Rule

President Duterte has decided it is best to maintain the one-meter rule on physical distancing in public transport. The Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF) had allowed a shorter distance of .75 meters to enable public transport to accommodate more passengers. But the President decided to maintain the one-meter rule in the interest of public health.

Rescuers Race To Save 180 Stranded Whales In Australia

SYDNEY, Australia (AFP) — Rescuers faced a race against time to save nearly 200 whales stuck in a remote Australian harbour on Tuesday, hoping to prevent the toll of 90 dead from rising further after managing to free “a small number” of the stranded mammals.

Lakers gun for 3-0 lead against comeback kids

NBA WESTERN FINALS

Lost At Sea: Surfboard Drifts 8,000 km From Hawaii To PH

MANILA (AFP) – When big wave surfer Doug Falter lost his board in a wipeout in Hawaii, his best hope was for a local fisherman to pick it up. He never imagined it would be found more than 8,000 kilometers (5,000 miles) away in the southern Philippines.