SEA WALL FINISHED

District 2 Congressional funded project in San Pedro, the purok 2 sea wall at he back of the Catholic cemetery was finished, said Bgy. Councilor Mesach Magsayo.

In a chance meeting this afternoon here, He told the Observer that the project was from the PDAF of Congressman Bambe Emano whom Bgy. Captain Karel Carbonilla, representing the council, requested funds appropriation amounting to 1.4 million pesos through resolution they passed.

The contractor, Magsayo said, finished that just nearly a month. Though that could have been timed 90 days to construct..

MPDC CANNOT GET IN

Initao Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator (MPDC) Ariel Galarroza, in a chance encounter with the Observer yesterday along the road to Kamelon said he could not access Initao Observer in the internet. He was told, he can, but he insisted he was not able to when he tried. He was told to go Google, then blogger.com and search for it. "Mao ba?", Galarroza said.

OFFICER LIKES AUTOMATED ELECTION

This morning in her office, Initao Election Officer Dina Cabunoc said she likes automated elections next year for it was already tested and it showed fast processing of results. "Natilawan na god nato", she said and that is good, and the people also like it as shown in the last election we had.

SITUATIONER

The virus of politics is in the air as followers of factions are already at it again this early. Topics of who may run next year have been blown and names like Roy Tiu and Ariel Galarroza are said running for the mayoralty post. People say that Roy's father Macario Tiu has been floating his son's name as one possible contender for the town's top post now that the Mayor is having difficulty yanking away from his back the graft case he is facing and the fleeing of his wife to the states to elude arrest as result to estafa case filed against her. Then people are also saying that Gogoy now has no more money to finance his bid to remain in office and the possible to replace him is Gagay, his sister who is current member of the Misamis Oriental Sangguniang Panlalawigan. The top post therefore, they say, is up for grab even by those outside the blanket influence of the now administration.

TWO UNSOLVED CRIMES WORRISOME

A resident in San Pedro who likes herself not known said she worries what happened to the cases of rape of a elementary pupil and the murder of a foreigner's wife that she does not like to be out of home late at night. The resident said those cases remain unsolved and the perpetrators are still at-large. What she fears is that other felons are somewhat plotting to commit crimes these days here in San Pedro because they have good chances of going away with them. She added that dogs these past nights are noisy and this is not normal, she hears signals that are seemingly coming from people who have plots to break the calm that the barangay have after those deadly and unsolved crimes. She suspects another suspects will commit crime and that may again remain unsolved.