The Baguio City Council has approved on the third and final reading an ordinance that seeks to highlight Baguio City’s distinct culture, arts, and traditions.
Author: Highland Tribune
Sagada to establish Government Center for LGU and National Agencies
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DILG sets guidelines for the use of firecrackers
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Enchanting Baguio Christmas activities calendar
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No crime in 59 Cordillera municipalities from December 4 to 10 while thirty one arrested
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PRO-COR beefed up its fleet with 46 Patrol cars
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