Baguio readies full rollout of healthy food policy
Baguio City is preparing to fully implement its Healthy Public Food Procurement Policy in October, requiring government offices and facilities to follow…
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Baguio City Council Session Road event
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Baguio man drowns at closed Benguet falls
A 26-year-old Baguio City resident drowned at Towing Falls in Sablan, Benguet, prompting local officials to reiterate that the area remains closed to the…
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Baguio sets 25 Sept. as Community Service Day
Baguio City declares 25 Sept. as Community Service Day, with city employees joining public service and community activities.
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Magalong: City Camp barangay hall unfit for work
Baguio Mayor Benjamin Magalong is seeking an investigation into the unfinished City Camp barangay hall after finding leaks, plumbing problems and exposed…
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Baguio's 'Horror Festival' changed to 'Fantasy Festival'
Following public and religious debate, organizers revise the October Baguio Horror Festival into a family-friendly Fantasy Festival featuring local folklore…
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Magalong: Martial Law among darkest periods in Philippine history
Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong, a former military officer, recalls abuses and impunity during Martial Law and warns against allowing them to happen again.
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Cordillera schools sustain P32.8M in weather damage
Schools across the Cordillera region sustained ₱32.8 million in infrastructure damage from severe weather, flooding and landslides between August and September…
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Baguio probes how minor obtained handgun
Police and education officials in Baguio City are investigating how a 13-year-old obtained a .38-caliber revolver as authorities trace the firearm’s ownership…
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Cordillera elder: Ceasefires alone won't end tribal wars
Cordillera elder Abraham Battawang says ceasefires between warring tribes must follow the traditional sipat and bodong processes and address the root causes of…
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Baguio horror festival organizers, petitioners open to changes
Organizers and religious groups opposing the Baguio Horror Festival express openness to changes as the City Council prepares to discuss the petition.
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Baguio pushes interfaith invocation in schools during flag rites
Baguio City has approved a resolution urging public and private schools to hold interfaith prayers or invocations during flag ceremonies to promote peace,…
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Baguio health officials review HIV screening, youth health initiatives
Baguio health officials reviewed HIV screening data, youth health initiatives and prevention programs, including Project Bonjing and the Namnama facility.
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Baguio pushes ‘Pasadang Pambarangay’ mobile services program
Baguio City is considering an ordinance that would institutionalize year-round mobile government services across all 128 barangays with dedicated annual…
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Baguio wins gold at ASEAN Smoke-Free Awards
Baguio City received the gold award at the second ASEAN Smoke-Free Awards in Malaysia for its tobacco control policies and sustained enforcement efforts.
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Flooding, accessibility issues hound reopened Burnham Lake
Parkgoers raised flooding, accessibility and environmental concerns at the recently reopened Burnham Lake as rehabilitation work on the P400-million project…
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Baguio officials push stronger anti-bullying enforcement
Baguio officials respect an P800,000 settlement in a schoolboy mauling case but say the aggressors must still face official consequences.
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Summer capital gets colder
Baguio City recorded a low of 16°C as cooler weather arrives, with cloudy skies, strong winds and possible rain expected throughout Wednesday.
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