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COLEGIO DE LA PURISIMA CONCEPCION

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COLEGIO DE LA PURISIMA CONCEPCION

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Colegio de la Purisima Concepcion (CPC), founded in 1948 in Roxas City, Capiz, was established for Catholic education in the province. Guided by its motto “Pro Deo et Patria” (“For God and Country”), CPC has grown from two bamboo classrooms into a multi-campus institution offering programs in education, business, law, engineering, and criminology. Over the years, it has gained recognition for academic excellence, with several graduates excelling in national board exams and achieving leadership positions in various fields. Despite challenges such as financial pressures, competition, and the need to keep up with technology, CPC continues to strengthen its programs and ...
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BARRA CANNON (EXCAVATED IN BRGY. BARRA, ROXAS CITY)

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The Barra Cannon is an old weapon discovered underwater in 2014 by fishermen in Barangay Barra, Roxas City. It is possibly a rare carronade, a short iron cannon from around 172 to 248 years ago, weighing about half a ton and measuring over three feet long. The cannon is rusty and damaged, missing parts like the cannonball and artillery wheels, showing signs of wear from water exposure over time. The cannon is unique to the Panublion Museum and attracts tourists interested in heritage and history. Efforts to preserve the cannon include protecting it from further damage and displaying it safely ...
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DIWAL

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The Diwal, also called angel wing clam, is a native marine bivalve found mainly in the coastal barangays of Roxas City, Capiz, living in muddy or sandy river mouths. It has a thin, oval shell with ridges and plates, and is recognized for its sweet, tender meat, often grilled or steamed with local spices. Harvesting happens mostly from July to September, done by authorized divers, Roxas City Divers Association (ROCDA), who follow a system that benefits the community and barangays. Diwal supports the local economy by providing income for fishermen, vendors, and restaurants, while also strengthening community ties through cooperative ...
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