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Benguet trading center to turn corporate
AGRICULTURE Secretary William Dar has announced that the state-funded Benguet Agri Pinoy Trading Center (BAPTC) will be subject to a...
Additional sewer lines in the works as city prepares for network rehab
IN advance of the city’s plans to overhaul its sewage treatment network, the City Environment and Parks Management Office (CEPMO)...
Three areas in Burnham tagged for parking
THREE portions of the Burnham Park area have been tagged as potential sites for parking spaces as part of the...
PHP3.5B lost due to tourism slump in 2020
BAGUIO has suffered some P3.5 billion worth of losses sustained in the tourism sector alone over the course of last...
Mark Go’s business academy bill approved
THE House of Representatives has passed on third reading a bill primarily authored by Baguio Representative Mark Go which would...
Magalong wants termination of deal with Irisan ERS contractor
BAGUIO Mayor Benjamin Magalong is still pushing for the termination of the city government’s contract with Rapid Process Inorganic Technology...
Burnham rehab back on the docket
THE stalled rehabilitation of the city’s Burnham Park is back on the docket after the State-owned Tourism Infrastructure and...
Council eyes fees for zumba in the park
THE Baguio City Council has approved on first reading an ordinance that would charge fitness instructors within the city’s...
Wright Park added to city’s rehab project list
WRIGHT Park is the latest of the city’s parks and tourist destinations to be eyed for rehabilitation efforts. Initial plans...
Magalong eyes more privatization, this time for city abattoir
BAGUIO City Mayor Benjamin Magalong, is eyeing the possibility of privatizing the proposed modern abattoir that would rise in the...
