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    BATO MAYOR
    Eulogio Rodriguez stresses a point during his report to the people of his administration’s accomplishments in the past year as chief executive.
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    A GREEN SEA TURTLE CRAWLS BACK TO SEA
    in Pananaogan, Bato, last Aug. 12 with Mayor Leo Rpdriguez and policemen led by Sr. Insp. Emsol Icawat, MAO personnel and PENRO specialists who placed a tag on the marine mammal.
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    TREK BACK TO HISTORY
    Trekkers during the pre-Liberation Day activity pose atop one of the bomb shelters or quarters at the Japanese garrison in Bote, Bato.
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    BOULDERS AND SOIL
    loosened by continuous rains block this road at barangay Oguis in Bato. The landslide was among the six reported last week in four towns., temporarily blocking vehicular traffic to far-flung barangays before the obstructions were removed by government heavy equipment.
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    A THIN POWER RESERVE
    of about 1 megawatt is what keeps the Catanduanes grid from suffering rolling brownouts, FICELCO officer-in-charge Jonathan Valles indicates during last week’s press conference on the island’s power situation and the moves the coop is taking. At the back are Directors Boy Vargas of Bato and…
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    21 SURRENDERED DRUG USERS IN BATO TOWN
    completed their Community-Based Treatment while three others in the General Intervention program had their Moving Up ceremony in the presence of officials led by Gov. Joseph Cua, shown in left photo with DOLE provincial director Russel Ulysses Nieves and Bato Mayor Eulogio Rodriguez.
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    BATO MAYOR EULOGIO “LEO” RODRIGUEZ
    delivers his State of the Municipality Address to his constituents, fellow local officials including the Sangguniang Bayan headed by Vice Mayor Roy Regalado, sectoral representatives and municipal employees at the municipal covered court last Oct.18.
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    A P2.6-MILLION TYPHOON-PROOF, 2-CLASSROOM SCHOOLBUILDING
    is turned over by representatives of Philam Foundation, LBC Foundation and Angat Buhay to Principal Roy Tejerero (7th from left) at the Bote Integrated School in Bato. Joining the turnover ceremonies were (from left) Catanduanes PNP Director Senior Supt. Felix Servita Jr., Bato Vice Mayor Roy…
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    A TYPHOON-PROOF SCHOOL BUILDING
    with two classrooms complete with toilet, ceiling fans, blackboard and study chairs is turned over to Bote Integrated School in Bato by Philam Foundation and LBC Foundation, which jointly built the school in coordination with Angat Buhay program of Vice President Leni Robredo.
    
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