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June 17, 2011
Half million pesos reward offered for lead in Olea killing

Naga City (June 17 2011) – Camarines Sur Governor L-Ray Villafuerte has offered a reward money amounting to 0.5 million pesos to anyone who can identify the gunman and mastermind of the ambush-slay of Romeo Olea.

Naga City (June 17 2011) – Camarines Sur Governor L-Ray Villafuerte has offered a reward money amounting to 0.5 million pesos to anyone who can identify the gunman and mastermind of the ambush-slay of Romeo Olea.

But aside from Villafuerte's statements that the bounty shall come from his personal fund and that the reward and conveyance of information shall be treated with utmost confidentiality, details as to how the reward system shall be implemented and who would implement it are still wanting. They are still being mapped out according to the governor.

April 18, 2011
Signs of the Times: Bicolano Media Men on the Road to Conversion

More than 50 media professionals from radio, television and print in Camarines Sur, joined the 4-hour “Media Recollection” sponsored by the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas (KBP/CAB) on Sunday, April 17, 2011, at Villa Caceres Hotel.

More than 50 media professionals from radio, television and print in Camarines Sur, joined the 4-hour “Media Recollection” sponsored by the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas (KBP/CAB) on Sunday, April 17, 2011, at Villa Caceres Hotel.

According to Fr. Louie Occiano of Caceres Commission on Communications, attendance increased substantially compared to last year’s recollection. He hopes that “more will participate next year.”

The communal discernment by the news heralds is done yearly, during Lent, before Holy Week.

April 10, 2011
No Induction for KBP this 2011

“To save money, I prefer not to hold induction ceremonies this year.” This was expressed by Emman Llagas after he was unanimously reelected as Chairman of the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas (Cam. Sur).

“To save money, I prefer not to hold induction ceremonies this year.” This was expressed by Emman Llagas after he was unanimously reelected as Chairman of the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas (Cam. Sur).

However, other station managers still prefer to have the traditional ceremonies for induction with guest speakers like Com. Ricky Carandang and DILG Sec. Jesse Robredo. For them, this is also an opportunity to raise funds for medical mission and sports competitions.