Visit the Soundboard by clicking on this link.

Thus, this page. You can campaign all you want for your local politicos here.

Tell everyone why they should be in position. You can also say why you’re picking them over the other bets out there. All you need to do is leave a comment.

Ready? Start posting your comments on the comment box below.

What’s in Store for You in 2010

Next year, expect a few changes on the site geared towards making it easy for you to share stories you read here, to contribute, and what not. Plus, you’ll be able to access your Eastern Samar Community Blog even through your mobile phones, be it a Nokia, an iPod, Blackberry, or other brands. You can even leave comments there as well! Also stay put for updates on the coming 2010 elections, with photos, twitter updates, and more.

That’s just a preview of what you can expect for 2010. So keep on supporting the website by contributing posts, pictures, even comments! You are the ones who keep this site alive, so, siring pa ha aton, balik-balik la.

Once again, have a happy holiday, folks!

The correspondent can either contribute articles or photos to the ESR, and will be paid a corresponding honorarium.

According to Lalaine, here are the rates for the contributions:

Articles – P50 for newsbits; P200 for banner articles.
Photos – P30 for images taken using Lalaine’s camera; P50 for other photos.

If you’re based in Eastern Samar and interested in contributing, send an email to Lalaine M. Jimenea at lalainej@gmail.com.

Follow Sinirangan.com today at http://twitter.com/sinirangan!

I’ll be cooking up some minor changes in the coming month and a half and I’ll make sure to update you on that. Also expect me to post more pictures of the province around the 3rd week of September. For now, I’ll fix this blog’s schedule so my schedule won’t be as messy as it is now.

For the meantime, why don’t you contribute your poems, pictures, essays or whatnot? Here’s how you can contribute to the Eastern Samar Community Blog.

By the way, the blog’s 2 years old now. Thank you for everyone who shared in helping this blog grow, from the regular contributors to people who comment.

Adios for now, and I’ll keep you posted on the latest news and happenings in the province.

There will be a Grand Reunion of SJC/BCS BATCH 69 graduates in celebration of its 40th year. It was agreed by active members to have the grand homecoming on September 05, 2009. Venue will be at MAMALU’S CUISINE formerly BISTRO FRANCISCO located at San Francisco St., Borongan, E. Samar.

In this connection, we are appealing to all BATCH 69 alumnus to attend the big event. WHEREVER YOU ARE PLEASE JOIN US IN JUBILATION. Why not take this opportunity as an alibi of your going home. Seeing your love ones, relatives and friends and your native land … aaaaaaYYYY BORONGAN!!!…

For more information, please contact the following Cel Nos.:

215572164
09173170906
09263271922

If you have announcements that you want to make through the website, please feel free to email them to me through the contact page. Thank you!

I will be posting updates in real time via the twitter account: www.twitter.com/sinirangan.

Thanks!

Early this afternoon, I received a text message from Rev. Dale Perez who’s seeking help in behalf of an ex-seminarian, David Duran who’s from Balangiga. According to Dale, David is already in a critical condition and his family is already financially drained, which I assume, is due to taking care of David’s health.

So if there’s anyone of you who’s willing to help financially, you may send it to any of these account numbers:

Account name: Dale Perez
Account number: 3390153857, Metrobank Borongan Branch

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Account name: Michael Gadicho
Account number: 29432940021850, Metrobank Borongan Branch

And of course, your prayers for David would be very much appreciated. You don’t need to be an ex-seminarian to help.

Please spread the word about this. Thanks a lot in advance.

- Ced Solidon

There are no news about the agenda of the meeting yet.

If all plans push through, you may be able to watch the meeting LIVE tomorrow via the Eastern Samar’s Community Blog’s Stickam page at www.stickam.com/sinirangan at around 4pm Manila time. Watch out for it.