DAET, Camarines Norte, Oct. 17 (PIA) – Mayor Tito Sarion of this town has solicited support of personnel, especially the participants to the Seminar-Workshop on Newswriting and Production on October 9-11, to help revive the “Daet on the Go!” newsletter that will serve as avenue to showcase the local government's programs, projects, policies and initiatives.
Sarion urged the 27 participants of the 3-day workshop to be part of the “Daet on the Go!” newsletter of the municipal government that aims to inform, inspire and involve Daeteños in the implementation of programs and projects of the municipal government.
He said that one of the objectives of the seminar-workshop is to restore the said publication of the local government which was circulated for seven (7) years and was stopped in 2008.
The newsletter will help uplift the standard of performance in the delivery of basic services of the local government unit of Daet in line with the Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016.
He said that the “Daet on the Go!” is the flagship program slogan of a town of action with firm determination to achieve its goals and to catch its ultimate dream for the development of the municipality.
The “Daet on the Go!” newsletter is a quarterly publication and was advised by the local chief executive to resume in the last quarter of this year.
Representatives from the different line offices of the municipal government of Daet, advisers and campus writers from the selected schools in town and members of the Daet Press Corps participated in the said training.
Resource persons basically delved on introduction to the development communication, communicating the Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016, the law of print media, newswriting for print and broadcast, feature story writing, headline writing, copy editing, newsletter management and photo journalism.
The activity was spearheaded by the local government unit of Daet and the Philippine Information Agency (PIA) in cooperation of the Daet Press Corps.
Hector Villegas of the “Kaya Natin” in his visit during the activity on the other hand shared some informations of the movement for good governance and ethical leadership to the participants. (MAL/RBM-PIA5/Camarines Norte)
Sarion urged the 27 participants of the 3-day workshop to be part of the “Daet on the Go!” newsletter of the municipal government that aims to inform, inspire and involve Daeteños in the implementation of programs and projects of the municipal government.
He said that one of the objectives of the seminar-workshop is to restore the said publication of the local government which was circulated for seven (7) years and was stopped in 2008.
The newsletter will help uplift the standard of performance in the delivery of basic services of the local government unit of Daet in line with the Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016.
He said that the “Daet on the Go!” is the flagship program slogan of a town of action with firm determination to achieve its goals and to catch its ultimate dream for the development of the municipality.
The “Daet on the Go!” newsletter is a quarterly publication and was advised by the local chief executive to resume in the last quarter of this year.
Representatives from the different line offices of the municipal government of Daet, advisers and campus writers from the selected schools in town and members of the Daet Press Corps participated in the said training.
Resource persons basically delved on introduction to the development communication, communicating the Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016, the law of print media, newswriting for print and broadcast, feature story writing, headline writing, copy editing, newsletter management and photo journalism.
The activity was spearheaded by the local government unit of Daet and the Philippine Information Agency (PIA) in cooperation of the Daet Press Corps.
Hector Villegas of the “Kaya Natin” in his visit during the activity on the other hand shared some informations of the movement for good governance and ethical leadership to the participants. (MAL/RBM-PIA5/Camarines Norte)
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