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P3.5m in improvements to Benguet cold chain allotted, nat’l gov’t to develop cold chain network
BENGUET government and the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) have put down P3.5 million for improvements to the existing...
Philex lays down P137m for Padcal mine rehab
PHILEX Mining Corporation has made its deposit for the final mine decommissioning and rehabilitation for its Padcal mine, which is...
PPP for Bibak lot dev’t eyed, city – DENR MOA underway
THE city government, through the City Planning and Development Office (CPDO), and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR),...
SNAP enters agreement with Ifugao electric coop
SN Aboitiz Power-Magat, Inc. has renewed its power supply agreement (PSA) with its longtime distribution utility partner Ifugao Electric Cooperative...
SNAP Benguet among 10 companies hit for excessive power outages
TEN generation companies have been penalized by the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) for their involvement in last year’s summer blackouts....
Chronicle enters into digital partnership with Philippine Daily Inquirer
The Baguio Chronicle joins other outstanding regional newspapers in a digital partnership with the Philippine Daily Inquirer. Chronicle editor Frank...
P5 million rabbit slaughterhouse mulled
THE Baguio City Council has approved on first reading an ordinance that would see the put-up of a slaughterhouse facility...
P2.3b budget for Baguio approved
THE city council has approved the P2.309 billion annual budget for Baguio in 2022 during last Monday’s regular session. The...
Curfew lifted, liquor ban shortened as Baguio slinks to Alert Level 2
WITH Baguio City now on Alert Level 2, the local government has loosened some restrictions on its local populace, like...
SNAP Benguet fined P875k, appeals ruling
SN Aboitiz Power-Benguet (SNAP-Benguet) has been fined some P875,000 for the alleged breaching of allowable forced outages of the 34.85-megawatt...
