- This online magazine committed irresponsible reporting when it reported that the Sakura Park in Atok, Benguet is in full bloom by using a cherry blossom photograph from Japan.
- Several quarters sometimes question the credibility of surveys stating high satisfaction ratings of this official every time the government is embroiled in controversy to divert public attention.
- Two politicians are not losing hope that a special election will take place in Benguet so they could fulfill their dream to serve the people and the province if one of them is given the mandate.
- Many quarters are hopeful that the next regional police director will be from the Cordillera, not this aspiring officer, who claims to have strong ties with the newly-appointed PNP chief.
- This group of farmers decided to transport and distribute vegetables directly to the victims of Taal Volcano eruption than entrusting the items to groups, who do not acknowledge them.
- No Cordilleran assigned outside the region were among the first batch of police officers who were relieved from their posts for supposed violation of the weekday golf ban of the PNP chief.
- It’s but proper for this office to submit a scientific report to show the air quality at Session Road and adjacent roads has improved due to the weekend road closure, not by mere observation.
- The U.S. government will not reverse the cancellation of the visa of one senator despite threat of cancellation of the VFA, which cannot be revoked unilaterally by the President.
- There is no truth to information that three patients showing signs and symptoms of the dreaded corona virus were denied admission by a hospital capable to handle outbreaks in the past years.
- It is widely circulated that one of the most promising leaders in Northern Luzon would consider throwing his hat in the Senate race if this current senator will gun for the presidency.
- Many Baguio residents opted not to post in social media the continued plunge of temperature in the Summer Capital, as they do not want throngs of tourists to come and cause traffic anew.
- Individuals, who do not know any better, openly criticize the latest facelift of the Lion’s Head along Kennon Road, when they could not go out and volunteer their expertise in art or painting.
April 27, 2024