BAGUIO CITY – The city government's clean and green program as championed by the Alay sa Kailinisan Inc. and the numerous kidney and cancer patients were the biggest beneficiaries anew of the recently concluded Domogan Cup golf tournament.

Mayor Mauricio Domogan said a total of P500,000 of the proceeds went to the ASKI this year for the city's clean and green programs.

SCOUTS OFFICIALS FOR A DAY (SOFAD) who run the city affairs for-a-day headed by Scout Mayor Roald Eras Javier Bautista of Baguio City National High School, Scout Congressman Jemma Sabelo of Easter School and Scout vice mayor Loida Faith Dalingay of Baguio City National high School pose for posterity with "unseated" city officials headed by Mayor Mauricio Domogan, Rep. Marquez Go and vice mayor Edison Bilog during turn-over and oath taking highlighting the celebration of Scouting Month. - By Bong Cayabyab

Scout Official For A Day mayor Roald Eras Xavier Bautista of Baguio City National High Schools receives tips and advises from "unseated for a day" mayor Mauricio Domogan on how manage the affairs of the city government. - By Bong Cayabyab

BAGUIO CITY October 12 – Mayor Mauricio G. Domogan urged concerned interest groups to file the required petition for declaratory relief before a local court to put an end to the brewing conflict among the indigenous peoples (IPs) regarding the selection of the city's Indigenous Peoples Mandatory Representative (IPMR).

The local chief executive pointed out if the IPs cannot settle their disagreements on the selection of the city's IPMR, then it is best for the concerned groups to file the appropriate case in court for an interpretation of the pertinent provisions of Republic Act (RA) 8371 or the Indigenous Peoples Rights Act (IPRA).

Mayor's Executive Assistant IV and Public Employment Service Office manager Jose Atanacio hands over two plaques of recognition as Top Regional PESO Performer ( Highly Urbanized City category) earning the nomination for the upcoming 2016 National Best PESO Awards, to city officials headed by Mayor Mauricio Domogan, Cong. Marquez Go and vice mayor Edison Bilog during City Hall flag raising ceremonies October 9. - By Bong Cayabyab

Middle Quezon Hill barangay officials headed by PB Editha Ibarra receive the cash incentives and awards as champion for the Best Child-Friendly Barangay; Cleanest and Greenest Barangay; 1st runner in Best Senior Womens Organization; 2nd runner-up as Best Lupong Tagapamayapa; and 1st runner-up in in Best Sanitation Practices. Handing over the awards during the Barangay Day are city officials headed by Mayor Mauricio Domogan, Congressman Mark Go, Liga Ng Mga Barangay president and Councilor Michael Lawana; and Guest of Honor DILG-regional director Marlo Iringan held at the Baguio Convention Center last October 10. - By Bong Cayabyab

The street lights that used to greet passengers to Baguio through the scenic Kennon Rd. will be restored by the Benguet Electric Cooperative which wrote-off the power arrears and pay the incoming energy consumption through the cooperative social responsibility fund of director Robert Valentin of Tuba and Sablan towns.

In a letter, Valentin informed Benguet Rep. Ronald Cosalan, provincial governor Crescenco Pacalso, Tuba mayor Ignacio Rivera and Punong barangy Ciupriano Balinag of Camp 1, Tuba that the Beneco board condoned power bills totaling P40,272.75, with future payments estimated at P4,500 a month charged to his corporate social responsibility fund.

BAGUIO CITY – Establishment of homes for the aged, mobile geriatric health care units and additional senior citizen-friendly facilities and the rationalization of the one percent share of the senior citizens from the local government unit's budget.

These were the main suggestions broached by the more than 200 senior citizens who participated in the Elderly Summit conducted last week by the city council.