Sun.Star Cebu - 2017-11-21

• Public school classes called off for Lapu’s fiesta today
• VACCINES ‘DIDN’T KILL TOTS’
• ANS VS. APAS CLASH LOOMS
• GRIM NOTES IN MUSIC AWARDS
• LIKE THE BEST HOME COOKING
• ■ FURNITURE CITY TO HOLD THREE-DAY CHRISTMAS SALE
• ■ CEBUANO TENNIS PLAYER EYES THE PRO TOUR
• ■ CEBU CITY WANTS TO TAKE ANGKAS UNDER ITS WING
• ■ MALACAñANG SA SUGBO TO HOUSE PRESS BRIEFING ROOM
• ■ STRESSING THE IMPORTANCE OF ESTABLISHI­NG BUSINESS FIRST
• Program to feed San Rem children for 4 months
• Police ready to assume lead role
• PROBE ON SOKOR TRASH TO CONTINUE TODAY
• Balamban nurse to file complaint
• PARTY-SWITCH No PB revamp, says Magpale
• FAITH HEALER DANCE WINS
• EDITORIAL Challenge for Davide
• A drug tale
• Biggest show in town
• Expand probe on video
• Divorce law is what SC says it is
• Cries of the weak
• More Korean tourists expected with new services agreement
• Remittance services, loan programs at OFB
• Founder inaction can cause the business to fail (part 3)
• SC CHIEF WARNS JUDICIARY, DEMOCRACY UNDER THREAT
• Palace clarifies terrorist tag for communist rebels
• Highway police, anti-crime watchdog sign agreement
• Former Transport execs sued over MRT glitches
• SINGAPORE KEEPS CARS OFF THE ROADS Road tolls, higher license fees are some of the tough measures that Singapore has imlemented to address traffic gridlock.
• NZ leader denies Trump mistook her for Trudeau’s wife
• China says Bangladesh, Myanmar support plan
• FEU unmasks Ateneo
• Saramosing delivers for San Fernando
• BALL’S ALL-AROUND GAME LIFTS LAKERS
• Suzuki introduces new Vitara
• Rare items auctioned off
• UN sets discussion on killer robots
• HOROSCOPE

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