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#1
Guindulman - Bohol / Re: Guindulman, Left Behind?
February 01, 2011, 01:52:30 PM
No say to the public market, its beautiful compared to others,.. But does the building of the market address the peoples economic concern ?If it does, its a sign of progress but if not, it only make the people to suffer more bacause of high paying taxes imposed. I do hope the building of the market does not make it way to bribe the public trust among political official. Cause its not their money, its the peoples money who will be paying the loans in the bank.

     Thank you for those who have the initiative to make our market to be  like this.

#2
Guindulman - Bohol / Guindulman, Left Behind?
February 01, 2011, 12:18:00 PM
      The Municipality of GUINDULMAN is one of the famous old town situated in the eastern part  of Bohol. The name means" overtaken by darkess",  very rich in all the natural resources that the Almighty has bestowed to its  loving creatures. Its location is suited for the peoples living. The tidings given by the sparkling sea of Guindulman Bay gave its way for the people to catch their fortune through fishing. The blue mountains and green valleys provide opportunities for local farmers to cultivate their lands and venture for business. The hospitality and friendly attitude is what others remembered and liked among Guindulmanons.
     The Beauty of the Town reflects to its people of which known to be the "Queen Town of the East" where most handsome and beautiful  faces of the province came.The home of title holders, Professionals be it in the realm of Education or Sports. Its cultural heritage is not far and inferior to the famous historically evolve town from the Spanish,American, and Japanesse regime all over the province and beyond.  The legacy given to us by foriegn invaders was pass from generation to generation.
     Over the past years, Guindulman is one of the most influencial town. Famous educators, brilliant politicians and and brave people. Even if we trace the history on how our people fought for freedom would be an enough evidence that we are not inferior to any other human race,that our town surpass others over the years. We have led the third district, even the whole province and held a cabinet position in the country. During the Japanese occupation way back on 1944,   the historical ambush made by the guerella among Japanese troops headed by Major Esteban Bernido, a native of Guindulman, whom I am referring  my former statement, who became representative of the third District and the famous Governor of Bohol during his time.
    But where are we now? The other town of Bohol had already fly to their heights  but still we are here chained  with our traditional ideals and inspiration. We kept on discussing nonsense issues but forget to discuss what will be best for our dear people. How come we overcome the cascade of poverty nowadays yet we dont give priority to what is happening around us? How can we address the solution to our problems with regards to our health. Has the law makers of the town give consideration to marginalized public in terms of acquistion of health care? We are headed by a doctor mayor of this town and I hope the health care delivery system sufficient enough to give justice to the public.
    Foreigners are seen all over the town, and I guess they have already acquire most of our resources in which our people must have to enjoy? Why dont we make use of them? I believe ecotourism might give way to open opportunities of the unemployed. If the other towns had made their way to be famous because of its God-given wonder,then we can make ours too. Cause if the remote town of the province has frequently visited by most local and foreign, how come ours that we are situated in the coastal land?
    I hope we are not left behind.....
   
   
#3
I guess those cutted tress were all seen as threat to the public safety. In as much as we desire to preserve its "centenial value" however, if the public is at stake it should be eradicated. I believed what our Mayor did is not for its own bested interest but for all of us Guindulmanons..So please lets stop this issue cause there are more important agendas that we need to address rather than this.
#4
 :-*hello..just wanna ask f madayon b ang grand alumni home coming?mura man ug wlay preparation..i graduated 6 years ago..and daghan kaayo ko ug memorable things that happen in this school..if d home coming will push through.im willing to volunteer for help.taga fatima d i pud q.