Local officials of Carmen, Bohol recently visited Cebu City to solicit votes for Chocolate Hills for the New Seven Wonders of Nature, thus going to the Cebu City Hall and schools to ask for their Full Article

The water analysis of the City Drainage Outfall shows that waste water is within tolerable standards. However, the laboratory findings apparently left out a very critical component in establishing Full Article

A City Hall Official challenges the DYRD and Bohol Chronicle to tackle more on the fertilizer fund controversy. It is because the official is ignorant on the latest events of controversy. The Full Article

The Bureau of Internal Revenue has devised a way to stop establishments’ non-issuance of receipts. Under the leadership of New Revenue District Officer Marcelino Quito, BIR will give rewards to Full Article

City Kagawad Djingo Rama awaits for the Commission on Audit (COA) the details of the Audit Report of the financial transactions of the city government for the year 2007. Rama was told by Kagawad Full Article

The public wants the 4 Boholano officials, involved with the controversial fertilizer fund, to give enlightenment as to why they chose only a few towns to benefit from the fund and not all towns of Full Article

If the documents from the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) and the Commission on Audit (COA) rings true, the Province of Bohol received P14 M in the controversial fertilizer funds. However, Full Article

The Loboc Children’s Choir (LCC) has once again bagged an award in the recently held 21st Aliw Awards at the Manila Hotel November 11. They won the award “Best Performance In A Concert By a Full Article

There are no further comments from Gov. Erico Aumentado, and Congress Representives Edgar Chatto, Roberto Cajes and former Third District congressman Eladio Jala in regards to the “fertilizer Full Article

In a radio program at DYRD, parents of/and students of Central Visayas State College of Agriculture Forestry and Technology- Tagbilaran City Campus (CVSCAFT-TCC), called to complain in regards to Full Article

Provincial lawmakers are now setting in motion a common ordinance that is to be impleented by th three municipalities of the Bohol Marine Triangle, namely Dauis, Panglao and Baclayon. In a meeting of Full Article