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Israel, Ilocos Norte Explore Areas Of Cooperation To Boost Agri

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The initiative underscores Ilocos Norte’s commitment to upgrading its agriculture sector through global partnerships and advanced technologies.
Dagupan

6 Ilocano Students Join Cultural, Language Immersion In Hawaii

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The cultural and language immersion in Hawaii empowers Ilocano students to embrace their heritage while gaining global cultural exposure.
Baguio

Baguio Folk Reminded To Watch Their Diet During Christmas Parties

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The city reminded the community to be cautious with holiday overeating and maintain healthy habits while enjoying festive events.
Luzon

GSIS, Pag-IBIG Fund Extend Calamity Loan Application Until Feb 2026

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With an extended deadline, storm-affected Filipinos gain more time to seek the assistance they need.
Dagupan

MTRCB Pushes For Responsible Viewing, Guidance On Online Shows

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MTRCB encourages parents and teachers to stay involved in guiding kids through a media landscape that now extends far beyond TV and film.
Dagupan

Uwan-Hit Fishers In Ilocos Region Get Assistance From BFAR

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The bureau assures continued support for communities as they rebuild from the extensive damage caused by Uwan.
Baguio

Baguio Confident PHP3.6 Billion Budget For 2026 Is Achievable

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For the city government, the budget target represents a concrete step toward a stronger and more resilient Baguio.
Luzon

President Marcos Cites Sports’ Importance As PhilSports Complex Gets Upgrade

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For PBBM, the PhilSports upgrade reflects the country’s commitment to nurturing sports as a key pillar of national progress.
Baguio

DSWD: Aid To Uwan-Affected Cordillera Residents Nears PHP20 Million

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The government’s aid for Uwan-affected households in the Cordillera is approaching PHP20 million, as DSWD sustains its relief distribution to ensure timely assistance reaches all listed beneficiaries.
Baguio

OCD To Cordillera Folks: Make Transistor Radio Handy During Calamities

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Disaster authorities in the Cordillera reaffirmed that transistor radios remain vital for communication during calamities, especially in remote areas prone to blackouts and unstable signals.
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