Category: Feature Story
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6 Mars craters that are named after PH towns
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) has landed its most ambitious robotic explorer ever on the surface of Mars on Feb. 18.
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Out-of-home advertising rides on Asian pop stars
The out-of-home (OOH) advertising platform, which was among the hardest hit sectors during the height of pandemic, expects to start to recover this year with new trends emerging and brands riding on the popularity of celebrities, particularly Asian or K-Pop stars.
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How the Philippines’ space program evolved: From late-comer to fast-learner
The Philippines may be a “latecomer” in space technology development program, but it has proven its worth and has marked its own place in space.
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We need to talk about EDSA: 35 years after EDSA People Power Revolution
From confetti to huge crowds, to loud and powerful chants.
The first EDSA People Power Revolution has always been a reminder of what the people can achieve when they work together towards a common goal.
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‘Overjoyed and blessed’: Viral student artist from Davao receives pens from Good Samaritans
Remember the student from Davao de Oro whose works using ballpoint pens became viral?
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Cyclist shares 8-day Bicolandia journey
A cyclist has shared his 8-day biking journey from Quezon to Bicol to Manila.
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Ayala group helps Taal Volcano evacuees
The Ayala group of companies has immediately mobilized resources to assist families affected by Taal Volcano’s renewed seismic activity.
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13 PH food exports head for Gulfood 2021
Thirteen Philippine food export companies are attending the 2021 edition of Gulfood Hotel and Equipment Exhibition and Salon Culinaire (Gulfood), one of the world’s biggest fairs for food and hospitality held annually in Dubai.
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DA eyes urban aquaculture
The Department of Agriculture (DA) is looking into urban aquaculture as alternative livelihood for backyard hog raisers who are badly affected by the spread of African Swine Fever (ASF).
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THIS IS THE NEW NORMAL: More changes in the housing and property sectors coming—living out of the city, new house design, outdoors for leisure
The new normal is here. It has changed the way we live, do business, work as professionals, socialize, worship, and seek leisure. Here’s how it has changed—or is about to change—the housing and property sector.
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Thrice hit by COVID-19 infection, SMC’s Ramon Ang steps up on saving more lives
Life, at times, would bring existential twists. And once you are usurped by Divine prerogatives, you can either be knocked down or you can take that injunction of helping others – so they too may live on and thrive.
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Lessons and Love: What happens when teachers marry teachers?
Sure, office romance is not necessarily extraordinary.
In fact, it happens - a lot.
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The ‘fulfilling’ process of legal adoption
They say that no one can love you better than your mother. But, adoptive parent Monica Jimenez-Bigbig says otherwise— that even though it is not the same blood that runs in her veins and that of her adopted two-year old daughter, there is this unconditional love that makes them one.
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Together is better
In many instances, having someone beside you - especially a loved one - is more than enough to give you strength to face the challenges ahead.
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Two heads are better than one
School heads Rollie and Annabelle Meniano put aside differences to achieve the same goals
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The power of two
Teachers Rodelio and Hilda Bugay continue to solve life’s problems – together
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Do you want to have a virtual marriage?
Like most women, Nicole, 26, has always dreamed of having a grand wedding –well-planned, held in a nice venue, with photo and video coverage, where she marches down the aisle in a wedding dress.