The Manila Times College (TMTC) in Subic Freeport has received the go signal from the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) to resume face-to-face classes here, becoming the only tertiary-level school in Central Luzon to be granted such a permit so far.
The road rehabilitation program initiated by the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) to replace decades-old streets in this free port is now in full swing, with major construction projects expected for completion by the end of this year, officials said on Friday.
Last Friday, Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) Chairman and Administrator Wilma T. Eisma graced the inauguration of the SBGP-FSI Commercial Complex, a P72-miliion commercial project right at the Subic Bay Gateway Park, an industrial enclave populated by mostly Taiwanese companies.
More than 200 volunteers from locator companies, community groups and departments of SBMA fanned out to eight points along the shoreline here on Friday to collect mostly plastic wastes and other debris that were washed ashore after the recent heavy rains.
SBMA is now expecting more success in court after it scored a huge legal victory on the issue of the Common Use Service Area (CUSA) fee, which was opposed by some businessmen and residents of Subic Freeport since it was imposed nine years ago.
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