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Dexter A. See's coverage focuses on local news, politics, community events, and tourism in the Philippines, particularly in Manila. His articles often cover government announcements and press releases related to legislation, local news, and community events.
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By: Dexter A. See
Crescent Mining and Development Corp. said it will resume its suspended mineral exploration activities in portions of Barangays Guinaoang and Bulalacao after the municipal government lifted a cease-and-desist order.
CALANASAN, Apayao — Government officials, conservation partners, scientists, and local communities gathered here to mark the second anniversary of
BONTOC, Mountain Province — The Provincial Peace and Order Council (PPOC) held an emergency meeting to identify measures aimed at addressing the
BONTOC, Mountain Province — The Provincial Peace and Order Council here held an emergency meeting to identify measures to address the long-standing
LA TRINIDAD, Benguet — Cordillera officials and stakeholders have urged President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to certify as urgent House Bill No. 6981, which
NIA urges Upper Chico River farmers to delay rice planting
Kalinga honors soldier killed during Abra operation
Dengue cases in Tuba town surge 305%, but no deaths
TABUK City—The provincial government of Kalinga paid tribute to Cpl. Drexler Gumayat, a 34-year-old soldier from the province, who was killed in action during a recent military operation in Abra.
THE Provincial Veterinary Office (PVO) has noted an apparent increase of African swine flu incidence in Benguet with 414 cases reported across the province.
