The Baguio Chronicle is the fastest- growing news publication in Northern Luzon today. It was established on December 6, 2009 in Baguio City.
Lifestyle
Baguio boy in jail develops solar-powered gasifier
A 53-YEAR old engineer and person deprived of liberty (PDL) at the Baguio City Jail has developed a working solar-powered...
Octogenarian Singaporean from Baguio becomes oldest to climb Mt. Apo
AN octogenarian Singaporean residing in Baguio City has recently become the oldest person to ever climb Mt. Apo, the tallest...
Baguio enters into P15m MOA with NCCA for Diplomat Hotel conservation
THE local government of Baguio and the National Commission on Culture and the Arts (NCCA) have entered into a memorandum...
New showcase for coffee, rabbit food on in Baguio
BAGUIO City launched the “Baguio Coffee and Rabbit Food Festival” on Friday, May 27 this year at the Igorot Garden....
The air that we breathe: Xyza Cruz Bacani
OTHER than Jillian Robredo, another famous Filipina graduated from New York University last week. She is Xyza Cruz Bacani. Her...
Ay Apo! Malaking digmaan sa Mactan!
By Kidlat Tahimik CONSIDER the possibility of moving our Independence Day to April 12, 1895- when Andres Bonifacio scribbled...
Santo Nino exhibit at the Barcelona Philippine Consulate
By: Consul General Maria Theresa SM. Lazaro SINCE I am not really an expert on the history of the...
P15m grant for Diplomat Hotel conservation received
THE National Commission on Culture and the Arts (NCCA) has provided Baguio City with a P15 million grant to develop...
Tourism in Baguio in the time of COVID-19
FOR Catalina Pacyaan and her fellow souvenir stall proprietors, the day starts at seven o’clock in the morning. From that...
Embracing silver linings of the new normal
By Marilou Guieb INDEED we live in strange times. Troubled times. A life wreaked with havoc because of the pandemic...
