jnetMay 15, 2013
Enrich the cultural heritage. This is one major factor in achieving Tagbilaran City’s vision of becoming a highly livable city by 2020. The strategy?
Raise the cultural consciousness of the constituents. Thus, the City Council for the Culture and Arts through the City Planning and Development Office translated the mission into an initiative. And since religion is very much a major part of the Tagbilaranons – being evident in the way they celebrate fiestas – the council has decided to commemorate the feast of St. Joseph the Worker as a city. Dubbed as SAULOG TAGBILARAN which means Celebrate Tagbilaran, the event aims to unify the participation of neighborhoods and communities in honoring St. Joseph the Worker through a Fluvial and Street Dancing Parade.
jnetMarch 1, 2013
In culmination of the National Arts Month, the City Council for the Culture and the Arts launched a Food Festival dubbed as “Kumbira sa Tagbilaran.” Various barangays brought in their native specialties – a main dish and a merienda. Barangay Bool brought in their pichi-pichi, cochinta, banana cake and inun-unang tulingan. Barangay Cogon proudly displayed their dinuguan, cochinta, cassava cake and banana cake. Barangay Dampas flaunted their camote turon, minatamis, palitaw, bola-bola, halang-halang and fish escabeche. Barangay Dao wasn’t left behind with their camote delight, puso balls and buko pansit. Barangay Taloto showed their native pastry. Last but not the least; Barangay Mansasa brought their pansit de taran, steak pizza and malagkit.
jnetFebruary 21, 2013
The Multi-Sectoral Governance Council (MSGC) of Tagbilaran City convened all the running candidates this May 2013 elections. The MSGC, being the partner of the City Government, in the execution of all its development initiatives wants to ensure that the winning candidate have the development mindset necessary in leading the city achieve its vision. The MSGC is anchored in the principles of the Performance Governance System (PGS) developed in the Harvard Business School.
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