Mayor Mauricio G. Domogan doing the ritual rites during the Cordillera Gong Relay Baguio leg program last Friday July 14 at the City Hall Ground. *** Photo by Joel B. Belinan

BAGUIO CITY July 13 – Mayor Mauricio G. Domogan divulged that the contracts of some one hundred twenty-seven market building owners within the vicinity of the city public market already expired as of December 31, 2015 which means that they do not have the right to continuously occupy their built-up areas unless their contracts are renewed with the inclusion of the 15-year expiration period.

The local chief executive pointed out while the local government does not have the authority to force the building owners to sign the renewal of their contracts with the 15-year expiration period, the building owners do not also have the right to compel the city to renew their contracts pursuant to their conditions, thus, there has been no mutual agreement of the parties concerned.

Sec. Jesus Duresa and Mayor Mauricio G. Domogan led the other Cordillera Leaders and OPPAP officials in doing the Digong clinched fist at the City Mayor's Office after the formal Gong Relay program last Friday July 14. *** Photo by Joel B. Belinan

Alay Sa Kalinisan board of Judges chaired by Dr. Julie Cabato for The Search for the 10 Most Cleanest and the 10 Most Dirtiest barangays in the city conduct on the spot inspection and interviews in the barangays. The contest winners will be announced during the celebration of Baguio Charter Day on September 1. - By Bong Cayabyab

BAGUIO CITY July 13 – Mayor Mauricio G. Domogan divulged that the contracts of some one hundred twenty-seven market building owners within the vicinity of the city public market already expired as of December 31, 2015 which means that they do not have the right to continuously occupy their built-up areas unless their contracts are renewed with the inclusion of the 15-year expiration period.

The local chief executive pointed out while the local government does not have the authority to force the building owners to sign the renewal of their contracts with the 15-year expiration period, the building owners do not also have the right to compel the city to renew their contracts pursuant to their conditions, thus, there has been no mutual agreement of the parties concerned.

BAGUIO CITY - Top business and real estate taxpayers in the city of Baguio were lauded by the city government here during the regular Monday flag raising ceremony at the Baguio City Hall grounds.

DMCI Project Developers, Inc. is this year's top one business taxpayer. Team Philippines Energy Corporation came in second while on the third spot is CJH Hotel Corporation.

BAGUIO CITY – Some 130 rondalla practitioners from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao have gathered in the city for the first-ever Rondalla Music Camp which will run from July 8-23 at the University of the Philippines Baguio.

The camp will offer an intensive training on the different aspects of rondalla performance which will include exposure to a new and challenging repertoire like symphonic and contemporary music, according to Dr. Ramon Santos, national artist for music who will serve as camp director.

BAGUIO CITY – Mayor Mauricio Domogan approved the Anti-Bullying Ordinance of Baguio City passed by the city council last June 5.

Authored by Vice Mayor Edison Bilog, Ordinance No. 59 series of 2017 seeks to prevent acts of bullying from being committed against students in the city.

Bilog said the measure is a must since incidents of bullying have been very rampant of recent.