Baguio

MEMBERS of the City Council are hurt and insulted over allegations that they railroaded the ordinance that allotted close to P20-million to buy cars.

BAGUIO plays host to the third ‘Wow Philippines, Cordilleras Best’ from November 28 to December 2.

TO ENSURE that programs, particularly infrastructure works for agricultural communities, are implemented properly, a body composed mostly of members from the private sector was created to monitor these programs.

IF ONLY officials are followed, the chicken dung business in La Trinidad would not have prospered.

THE breaking of the ceremonial Christmas pot of joy signals the start of the month-long ‘Silahis ng Pasko,’ now on its 34th anniversary, as the premier “caring and sharing” Yuletide season program in the city and the Cordilleras.

TO IMPROVE the implementation of La Trinidad’s solid waste management program, the Municipal Government would cluster villages whose officials would be responsible in penalizing those who do not comply with the program.

IN LINE with the Department of Education’s goal to improve quality education, a national training of instructional consultants (ICs) was held through the Bureau of Secondary Education (BSE).

MAYOR Reinaldo Bautista Jr. has vetoed the ordinance allotting almost P20-million for the car plan of City Council members as well as the offices of the mayor and vice-mayor.

THE remaining two phases of the Halsema road rehabilitation project were among the several multi-billion peso infrastructure projects that were compromised when the World Bank (WB) suspended its $232 million loan to the Philippines.

DR. CELIA Flor Brillantes cried when she received flak from people who felt she shouldn’t have told the truth about the meningococcemia health issue in Baguio several years ago.