ANCHORAGE: Due to large turn out the schedule is revised for Friday per Deputy Consul General Wilfred Santos. The new schedule for COW services is:

Anchorage: Deputy Consul General Wilfredo Santos and a 3-member team from the Philippine Consulate General in San

Francisco will travel to Anchorage, Alaska on 29 - 31 May to conduct its scheduled consular outreach services for the large and growing Filipino American community in Alaska.

 

The consulate team will receive and processed applications for dual citizenship, passport renewal, and other consular services at the Asian Alaskan Cultural Center, 4807 Northwood Dr (Corner of West 48^th St).

 

The processing will start on time:

May 29^th Friday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

May 30^th Saturday: 1:00 PM-5:00 PM

May 31^st Sunday: 9:00 AM-11:00 AM

 

Available services to be availed by Consular Staff includes:

 PHILIPPINE PASSPORT

 LEGALIZATION OF DOCUMENTS

§  Affidavits

§  Power of attorney

§  Deeds

§  Other legal instruments

(Downloadable forms from Consulate website or www.filamshowtime.net)

 

 The consulate team will be led by Deputy Consul General Wilfredo Santos accompanied by John Jiao, Bong Granada, Consulate Officers, and Josephine Romero, Department of Trade, Special Representative.

   The consular outreach mission is organized and coordinated by the Philippine Consulate with Fil-Am Showtime and the leaders and members of the local Fil-Am organizations to bring consular services directly to the local Fil-Am communities in Alaska.  The community is expected to be asking questions on current Philippine tourism campaigns, trade and investment opportunities, dual citizenship, and other issues that concern the local community.

    During the outreach mission, the consular team is expected to attend different functions and events organized by local groups and organizations as part of their efforts to reach out to the Filipino American community in Alaska. END

 

Anchorage: It did not matter if Mt. Redoubt volcano erupted. Still, she came, she saw, and she conquered! Philippine’s singing superstar Rachelle Ann Go, made her mark with her first solo debut in Alaska, USA’s last frontier. Filipino-Americans in Anchorage, enthusiastically cheered her up and her entourage, Nikki Bacolod, and Jimmy Marquez, at West High School Auditorium’s live performance. Her dedicated Fil-Am fans practically shook the auditorium as she belted her latest hits in her new album “Falling In Love”. It was a night to remember.

Falling In Love theme fits the occasion.  On her TV interview with Nez Danguilan of Fil-Am Showtime on Ch.12 and Ch.1, she explained that Falling in Love theme came about, after a feeling of sadness and at the same time relief, from a love affair turned sour episode experience. “This time around Tito Nez”, she said, “will be more intense and really sweet”. Thus, “Falling in love “ show was born. The tour in Alaska includes Juneau, and Ketchikan.

Nez Danguilan, Executive and Producer of Fil-Am Showtime, Alaska’s only Filipino TV show since 1994, interviewed Rachelle Ann Go with Nikki Bacolod of TCN’s TV series “Diyosa” and Jimmy Marquez, winner of Philippine’s Search for Star in a million. The Fil-Am Showtime studio is located downtown Anchorage right across the famous Anchorage Museum.

 

ALASKA - In an agreement signed recently with the new television station "KACN-TV", an NBC affiliated station, the Fil-Am Showtime now becomes a part of the major television corporate in Alaska.

 "Fil-Am Showtime", a non- profit corporation was founded by Anchorage resident Nez Danguilan in 1994. The creation of the show focused on nurturing the youth of the community, to get them involved in positive activities, by having them as participants in the shows production and telecast or indirectly through their participants in the featured special highlight sports activity segments, which steered them away from possible gang involvement and street crime activities. Additionally the show was created to provide cultural entertainment for the Filipino and Anchorage community at large with its local telecast.

 Fil-Am Showtime will now be seen statewide in Alaska. "This is our lifelong dream, to have the show televised all over the state of Alaska," said Nez Danguilan, Founder and Executive Producer.

 "This is exactly what Juliette wanted" said Nez, referring to his late wife, co Executive Producer and Program Director Juliette Arce Danguilan, who passed away of breast cancer in August of 2007.

 Fil-Am Showtime has and will continue to be aired on GCI Community Channel 12 on Wednesday at 8:00 PM and Sunday 9:00 PM.

 The show's statewide telecast will air on NBC affiliated station KACN-TV GCI Ch. 1 on Friday 2:00 PM, and Monday, 8:30 PM.

 “Memorandum of Agreement" (MOA) with KACN-TV has been signed by Nez Danguilan, and Katy Parrish, General Manager of KACN-TV/Alaska Communication Center, after months of uncertainties”, said Nez Danguilan, it’s founder and Executive Producer. Fil-Am Showtime can now run commercial adds for businesses, community activities, government and corporate sponsors, and televise the show statewide. Interested parties can contact Fil-Am Showtime through it’s website. The show which is a "family" and Community" oriented Variety Show’s website is http://www.filamshowtime.net.

 

For additional information call 907-350-0219 or 907 276-0821.