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Bill to convert City High annexes into independent high schools approved in Senate
BAGUIO Congressman Mark Go’s bills converting two annex schools of the Baguio City National High School (BCNHS) to independent high...
Baguio launches AI-assisted “telemedicine” consultation
BAGUIO City has just launched its artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted Health Information Assistant and Vaccine Management System, also known as the...
Session closes for Sunday market
SESSION Road has closed again for yet another mini-trade fair in the heart of the city. Both lanes of Session...
Relaxed travel protocols causes surge in tourism in Baguio
Following the easing of travel restrictions on March 2 across the Philippines at the behest of the Inter-Agency Task Force...
Council gives youth in urban farming a push
The city council has approved an ordinance pushing the youth to engage in farming in the city and providing support...
RSDC pushes for BGH dialysis center
THE Regional Social Development Committee (RSDC) is seeking the endorsement of the Regional Development Council (RDC-CAR) for the potential...
Fariñas pushes for education on women, children rights
BAGUIO Councilor Lilia Fariñas is pushing for the inclusion of women and children’s rights in the education of students within...
Nearly 18k doses of AstraZeneca, Sinovac arrive in CAR
IN addition to the doses of the Chinese Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine that arrived in the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR)...
Baguio’s garbage crisis looms as DENR dumps Urdaneta
Baguio is in danger of another garbage crisis after its dumping area in Pangasinan was closed by the Department of...
Baguio Cathedral granted to receive plenary indulgence by Pope Francis
THE Baguio Cathedral joins five other cathedrals in the country included by Pope Francis among those “Jubilee churches” permitted to...
