The Baguio Chronicle is the fastest- growing news publication in Northern Luzon today. It was established on December 6, 2009 in Baguio City.
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BLISTT – an answer to Baguio’s urban woes
Marilou Guieb “Air and water know no boundaries.” This was like a mantra for the late Arch. Joseph Alabanza...
Saving sea turtles one tree at a time
AS early as in Grade 1, *Manuel, 62, recalls how their father had already taught him and his two brothers...
How 7 youths and a Facebook page grew the opposition in Apayao: Kabugao Youth and the contested Gened dams
In 2020, Jann Alexis Lappas got a call from his parents who told him that they received a sum of...
The wonders of green transition, a threat to IPs
THE Philippines is located 1200 km north of the equator and thus is at the center of the Pacific Typhoon...
Ifugao sculptor’s daughter wants father credited for Lion’s Head
The district head of the Lions Club says he plans to broker a meeting to find out who the proper...
Human rights in the Philippines – a brief look
THIS November, the Center for Media Freedom & Responsibility (CMFR) held a brief two-day seminar on human rights in the...
From nikimalika to makikigian, from heroes to spreaders
JULIO, a 39-year-old seafarer, decided to go home to his hometown in Manabo, Abra just in time for their fiesta...
CAR-MENU – reaching out to teach good nutrition
“KAPANGAN, here we come.” This was the gleeful reaction of officers and members of the CAR-MENU after a planning meeting...
At least 80 percent of road space dedicated to private vehicles – is it time to consider alternatives?
EIGHTY percent of road space is dedicated to private vehicles. This was one of the main talking points of the...
Still fighting the stigma – people living with HIV in Baguio City
THE Baguio City Health Services Office (CHSO) contacts Juan, whose name has been withheld for privacy purposes, on a regular...
