This is my video clips taken on May 1, 2011 Town Fiesta of Agoo. Parade of assorted vegetables used in cooking Dinengdeng each barangay has its own float vegetables. Then followed also by street dancers dressed in native clothes, and then the vegetables that are in clothing design. Also joined the parade of different students here in Agoo. Agoo Computer College students will join the parade. The occasion will be done every year in May.
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Monday, July 11, 2011
Eagle Arch of Agoo
One of the beautiful spot of Agoo.
The Eagle of the North Park has a huge statue of an eagle standing like a sentinel at the entrance of the Jose Aspiras National Highway (formerly Marcos Highway) Highway to Baguio City.
Eagle Arc of Agoo
The Eagle of the North Park has a huge statue of an eagle standing like a sentinel at the entrance of the Jose Aspiras National Highway (formerly Marcos Highway) Highway to Baguio City.
Eagle Arc of Agoo
Basilica Church-agoo
The Basilica of Our Lady of Charity, along the National Highway, was first built in 1578 as a bamboo and nipa church, later replaced with brick and stone and destroyed during the 1592 earthquake. It was restored in 1873, heavily damaged by the 1892 earthquake and repaired in 1893. The present church was designed by Arch. Ignacio Palma Bautista, its cornerstone laid on September 8, 1975 and was consecrated on December 8, 1978, the fourth centennial of the Christianization of Agoo. It was declared as a minor basilica in 1982, badly damaged during the 1990 earthquake and was again repaired and renovated. The basilica houses the image of Our Lady of Charity. The image was first venerated and enthroned in Bantay (Ilocos Sur) and brought to Agoo by its Augustinian parish priest. It survived, intact, the 1892 earthquake and was canonically crowned on May 1, 1971 by Carmine Rocco, papal nuncio to the Philippines. The massive Mexican-Baroque basilica contains some stone blocks excavated from the old church and has a charming garden, a wishing well and an interesting mural called The Second Coming of Christ by Rey Gimeno. It is a popular pilgrimage site during Holy Week.
About my Family
In my family hmmm ... I feel That was the most happy family. kasi with them everyday, though we are a normal person living on the land and battle poverty, but still fun .... kasi me with my loved ones.
no more than the family together through thick and thin.
no more than the family together through thick and thin.
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Imelda Park of Agoo
Agoo Imelda Park
The beautiful park of agoo is located in the plaza. A fountain is set in the middle of the park complemented by old acacia trees and tropical flowers at the sides. On the Westside of the park is the Magic all of Agoo. On the northern side of the park is the Agoo Tree House, perched on the top of the acacia tree which affords everyone a panoramic view of the surrounding area.
About my Self
My name is Mamerto Mamuyac but call me "mamer" for short and I am a Philippine citizen.
First, I am a hard working student was in Agoo Computer College Philippines. Difficult at first but soon I am also trained to work out that until I finish my course BS Computer Science here in Agoo Computer College Philippines. Finally, I also achieved my hopes in life and saw the first victory on my own then.
And when I finished my career I stayed in school. I became one of the school staff, but now I also teach subjects course, tutorials for computers, computer technician and graphics (photo editing).
Second, Living a simple world. I am a friendly, sociable person, cheerful, sometimes quiet, easy to approach if necessary, and above all trust in anything.
First, I am a hard working student was in Agoo Computer College Philippines. Difficult at first but soon I am also trained to work out that until I finish my course BS Computer Science here in Agoo Computer College Philippines. Finally, I also achieved my hopes in life and saw the first victory on my own then.
And when I finished my career I stayed in school. I became one of the school staff, but now I also teach subjects course, tutorials for computers, computer technician and graphics (photo editing).
Second, Living a simple world. I am a friendly, sociable person, cheerful, sometimes quiet, easy to approach if necessary, and above all trust in anything.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Agoo La Union
Agoo derived its name from the “aroo” tree that used to bound along the banks of the small river that traverses the town.
Agoo is now a picture of economic, religious, cultural and political development. The town is now an educational center in this part of the province. Agoo has one state university (Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University), 3 National High School (Elpidio Quirino National High School, DEFEMNHS, and San Manuel National High School); 4 private college school (PCLU) Polytechnic College of La Union, AGOO COMPUTER COLLEGE/PHILS.(ACC/P), CONGRESS COLLEGE, and PCNL of montessory. Privately owned High School (Agoo Academy, Congress College High School, KIDDIE High School, and Saint Mary’s Academy); 23 elementary school and 70 pre-schools. This was further boosted by the establishment of day care centers in almost all of the town’s barangays.
The town is also identifies as trade and commerce center. The accelerating development of trade and commerce could be seen by the fruition of business establishment, banking institutions, industrial and influx of traders and businessman from the neighboring towns.
Considering other resources which contributes in the development of the town such as transportation, communication, tourism and other health services which plays a vital role in the development of the town. For transportation the accessibility of roads to note six (6) major roads the Manila-North National Highway, Marcos Highway, Agoo beach Road, San Julian-Tucoc-Sto. Tomas and San Francisco-Ambitacay road which provides access to the breadth of the Agoo Damortis National Seashore Park from the west and to the periphery of Agoo Katayagan Mountain from the east both of their leading to the municipality of Sto. Tomas, La Union and the Macalva road which connects two towns, Tubao and Aringay, La Union and other farm-to –market roads which have been development to support the economic development of the town.
The municipality now has five (8) banking institutions, more than thirteen (13) drug store, more than eight (8) construction supplies, four (4) gasoline station, eleven (11) tobacco trading centers, ten (11) education and office supplies nineten (19) rice mills, many apartments, boarding houses, one (1) class “AAA” restaurant and eighty-eight (88) other restaurants/canteens/fastfood/carenderias/refreshments, and 423 other different commercial and industrial establishments.
For communication services, Agoo Postal Service Office serve as one transient office of the towns of Aringay., Tubao, Pugo, Sto. Tomas and Rosario, because all mails are being dispatch in Agoo Postal Office, other communication service facilities. With regards to health services, Agoo has the Provincial Hospital which serves the entire province especially the towns in the second district.
Agoo is now a picture of economic, religious, cultural and political development. The town is now an educational center in this part of the province. Agoo has one state university (Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University), 3 National High School (Elpidio Quirino National High School, DEFEMNHS, and San Manuel National High School); 4 private college school (PCLU) Polytechnic College of La Union, AGOO COMPUTER COLLEGE/PHILS.(ACC/P), CONGRESS COLLEGE, and PCNL of montessory. Privately owned High School (Agoo Academy, Congress College High School, KIDDIE High School, and Saint Mary’s Academy); 23 elementary school and 70 pre-schools. This was further boosted by the establishment of day care centers in almost all of the town’s barangays.
The town is also identifies as trade and commerce center. The accelerating development of trade and commerce could be seen by the fruition of business establishment, banking institutions, industrial and influx of traders and businessman from the neighboring towns.
Considering other resources which contributes in the development of the town such as transportation, communication, tourism and other health services which plays a vital role in the development of the town. For transportation the accessibility of roads to note six (6) major roads the Manila-North National Highway, Marcos Highway, Agoo beach Road, San Julian-Tucoc-Sto. Tomas and San Francisco-Ambitacay road which provides access to the breadth of the Agoo Damortis National Seashore Park from the west and to the periphery of Agoo Katayagan Mountain from the east both of their leading to the municipality of Sto. Tomas, La Union and the Macalva road which connects two towns, Tubao and Aringay, La Union and other farm-to –market roads which have been development to support the economic development of the town.
The municipality now has five (8) banking institutions, more than thirteen (13) drug store, more than eight (8) construction supplies, four (4) gasoline station, eleven (11) tobacco trading centers, ten (11) education and office supplies nineten (19) rice mills, many apartments, boarding houses, one (1) class “AAA” restaurant and eighty-eight (88) other restaurants/canteens/fastfood/carenderias/refreshments, and 423 other different commercial and industrial establishments.
For communication services, Agoo Postal Service Office serve as one transient office of the towns of Aringay., Tubao, Pugo, Sto. Tomas and Rosario, because all mails are being dispatch in Agoo Postal Office, other communication service facilities. With regards to health services, Agoo has the Provincial Hospital which serves the entire province especially the towns in the second district.
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