Tagaytay hosts international cooperation and barbeque day

The Filipinos are the most welcoming people on Earth, the highest American official in the Philippines said in a speech given in Tagaytay City recently.
US Ambassador to the Philippines Harry K. Thomas Jr., speaking before expatriates at the launching of the Interna-tional Cooperation and BBQ Day at Tagaytay International Convention Center, cited the good traits and hospitality of the Filipinos, and the beautiful places in the country.

The event, hosted by Mayor Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino, was attended by 86 expatriates residing in the city who were visibly pleased with Thomas’ visit.

In his speech, Thomas spoke highly of Filipinos, particularly in terms of character and partnership, and the country’s scenic areas, which he said, are being cherished much by foreign visitors.

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Public Auction Properties with Tax Delinquencies

Tagaytay public auction sale of delinquent real properties slated on November 25-26, 2010

PhilCycling at Tagaytay City leg

The country’s top cyclists and up-and-coming riders will converge in Tagaytay City and at the Amoranto Velodrome in Quezon City next week for the national open championships for road, mountain bike and track (velodrome).

The road competition on Jan. 15 will cover a 160-kilometer out-and-back (Tagaytay International Convention Center) course, while the MTB race will cover a 50-km route, majority of which will be on rough, rugged and uphill terrain also in Tagaytay, Talisay and Laurel, Batangas. Both races will commence at 8 a.m.

ON PHILCYCLING ELECTIONS

PhilCycling will hold elections for the 15 members of its board. Among those who have filed their candidacy are Tagaytay City Mayor Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino, Harbour Centre owner Mikee Romero, Danao City Councilor Oscar “Boying” Rodriguez and former Tour champion Modesto Bonzo and contender Juancho Ramores.

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