Pull Up a Chair: Pilar's Opens Its Doors with a Warm Table and Fresh-Baked Dreams

COURTESY:  Pilar’s Restaurant & Bakery

Guess what? Our doors are officially open! We couldn't be happier to see you, so come discover what we've been cooking up.

First, the big news: we've moved into a bigger space, and it marks a fresh new chapter for us. Best of all, a warm table is waiting for you.

Hungry? Step inside our new home and enjoy Global Comfort Food with Local Flavors. Our chefs cook every plate with care.

Moreover, we designed dishes made for sharing, so you can pass, taste, and swap stories.

Meanwhile, our bakers pull freshly baked cakes and pastries from the oven all day, and the aroma alone will pull you in.

Then, pair your favorite slice with a steaming cup of coffee. You'll quickly see why we're smiling.

So, bring your family and friends, gather around the table, and make yourself at home.

Finally, find us at Ground Floor, Stronghold Tower, Yacapin - Tiano Street, CDOC. See you at Pilar's!

DILG Region 10: WORK SUSPENSION

COURTESY: DILG Region 10 Regional Office 

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Please be informed that work is officially suspended at the DILG Region 10 Regional Office and its field offices today, September 28, 2026, from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM.

This suspension is declared to mark the observance of "KAINANG PAMILYA MAHALAGA" DAY, pursuant to Proclamation No. 326, series of 2012. 

Regular operations will resume on September 29 at 7:00 AM.

Please be guided accordingly.

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Small Island, Big Dreams: Camiguin Students Shine on the World Stage

COURTE: PIA CAMIGUIN 

Camiguin students have competed in international events in science, mathematics, English, and news anchoring, representing schools in the province in various academic competitions. From Camiguin National High School (CNHS) to other institutions across the island, learners have joined the International Equilibrium Science Olympiad, Hong Kong International Mathematical Olympiad, and more.

Meanwhile, this small province keeps producing big results, proving talent isn't bound by geography.

Getting there isn't easy. Coaches and school leaders say participating students undergo qualifying rounds, review sessions, and both online and face-to-face training before advancing further.

Principal Doris Yu notes CNHS's junior science curriculum gives students an early edge, while coach Michelle Matamontos adds that exposure to tougher questions builds real confidence.

Grade 9's Glorithea Yraia Prado competed in Hong Kong, calling it "a dream come true." Meanwhile, Julia Marice Taypa found the English Masterclass Olympiad stressful yet rewarding.

Gold medalist JB Jiro De Larosa now eyes Political Science, English, and eventually law—proof these competitions shape futures, not just trophies.