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4 days ago · The structure also honors Tomas Morato, the first mayor of Quezon City, after whom Tomas Avenue is named. Created by Florante Caedo in 1965, the memorial commemorates the members of the ill-fated Philippine contingent to the 11th World Scout Jamboree who were among the casualties of the United Arab Airlines Flight 869 crash of 1963.
3 days ago · Hon. Dorothy A. Delarmente. Councilor, District 1. Majority Floor Leader, Chairperson, Committee on Laws, Rules and Internal Government. Room 202 2nd Floor, Legislative Wing, City Hall Complex, Quezon City. 8988-42-42 local 8215 and 8216. Coundelarmenteoffice@yahoo.com.
4 days ago · By the virtue of Republic Act No. 14 dated September 7, 1946, the name Tayabas was changed to Province of Quezon in honor of the late President Manuel Luis Quezon. Mr. Abdon Javier supervised the School Division during that time and lasted for 4 years (1946-1950).
2 days ago · The first state portrait of President Manuel L. Quezon, by Leon Gordon, which hung in the Reception Hall of the Palace from 1937 to 1979, is featured on the main wall. The room is today preserved as executive office, with the national and presidential flags, as well as the seal of the president displayed in accordance with protocol.
4 days ago · The Sangguniang Bayan then formulated SB Resolution No. 58-2021 on February 15, 2021 stating and expressing its full support to the Cultural Mapping Project of the municipality. After almost two weeks, on May 3, 2021, the LGU requested to NCCA the conduct of the first stage of the Cultural Mapping process which is the ‘Scoping & Negotiation’ at the same time, MOA between NCCA and LGU was ...
6 days ago · President Faustino Junterial, was succeeded by President Fabian Solleza (1935-1939). It was again durig the term of President Solleza that another devastating typhoon with flood came to Infanta. That was November 11, 1937. For the second time President Manuel L. Quezon came to Infanta with Governor Leon Guinto, Sr. and Father Segma.
5 days ago · Among the municipalities of Quezon, Tagkawayan has the 15th largest population in the entire province and 5th with the number of people in District 4. The population composition of the municipality is composed of a population with a sex ratio of 51% male and 49 female, 41.66% dependent population, 58% working age population, 44% school going population, and 34% labor force population.
