The World Health Organization publicly declared the coronavirus outbreak had reached pandemic proportions in March 2019, signaling the start of the lockdowns that would define life in the Philippines and abroad. Since the country’s first case of COVID-19 was reported on January 30, 2020, it has continued to proclaim health emergencies, disburse funds, and cope with any additional outbreaks. Now, …

The inviting cold weather of Baguio City makes it on the top list of must-visit places every Holiday season. Not only that, it offers fun and exciting activities and spots to visit for families to enjoy. Cool, chilly breeze, sparkling bright, colorful lights, sweater weather. If you find yourself indulged in this magical season, then it’s finally the most wonderful …

Mandeko Kito 3 opened on June 15 and features 32 artisans, crafters, and creative entrepreneurs from Baguio, Benguet, Sagada, Mt. Province, and Pangasinan, at the Berkeley School, C.M. Recto St. Twenty-two (22) participants showcased a wide variety of items, from accessories, bags, bath products, basket weaves, home decor and furniture, handwoven items, local textiles, shirts, pottery, and many more. Ten …

One of the reasons why we’ve made it this far during the enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) is because of the wide array of apps readily available online that we thought we didn’t need. We have PayMaya for paying online bills, Food Panda and GrabFood for food deliveries, and many more. How many of these apps do you have on your …

On March 16, President Rodrigo Duterte placed the entire Luzon under quarantine until April 12. Shortly thereafter, Mayor Benjamin Magalong signed Executive Order 65 placing Baguio City under community quarantine extending the suspension of classes until April 15. With so much information circulating social media, Baguio residents get a bit confused. Here are some of the things you have to …