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City Hall park debuts tree QR codes
IN the latest effort to digitize the tree literature displayed in Baguio’s parks, the city has put digital quick response...
Dung traders in La Trinidad told to lobby for regulation after closures
CHICKEN dung traders are looking to legitimize their operations in La Trinidad after the closure of 10 dung production sites...
Council wants study on more rain harvesting facilities
THE Baguio City Council is seeking a deeper look into the possibility and viability of putting up more rain...
Patrols up for Buyog, Busol – aggressive demolitions readied
The Baguio City Police Office (BCPO) has been ordered to conduct 24/7 patrolling of the Busol and Buyog watershed reservations...
Seven illegal piggeries caught in Baguio village
SEVEN illegal piggeries in Barangay Fairview were nabbed in a joint operation by the City Environment and Parks Management Office...
La Trinidad moves to shield farmers from sly “bogus” buyers
The La Trinidad municipal government in Benguet is proposing a new measure to better protect the town’s farmers from cunning...
Probe turns up 370 structures dumping waste into Baguio waters in 2022
RECENTLY released results of a probe launched by Baguio Mayor Benjamin Magalong last year show that some 370 structures, households...
Three years after piggery ban, hogs remain a problem in Baguio
THE City Environment and Parks Management Office (CEPMO) is still trying to stamp out illegal piggeries in the city of...
More nurseries slated to house 18k tree seedlings for planting season
THE City Environment and Parks Management Office (CEPMO) is working on the establishment of more tree nurseries as well...
Baguio waiting for Urdaneta landfill to reopen
BAGUIO City is currently waiting for the Urdaneta engineered sanitary landfill (ESL) to reopen after its rehabilitation to achieve for...
