TREES are losing the battle against the surge of urban development, and for heritage trees, the impact takes on a more devastating repercussion. Unless a local ordinance…
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An image taken by the Voyager space probe on February 14, 1990, exactly 30 years ago, showed the Earth as a pale blue dot described by scientist Carl Sagan as…
She is one of the women blessed to have aged so gracefully, still a bit feisty and curious about the world outside her home at 88. Estrella, a Spanish name…
It was a bit too early as parties go, but for the busy men and women of the Davao Historical Society, that morning was just the perfect time to celebrate…
Cotabato City – Children and youth in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao presented a six-point Children’s Declaration during a special BARMM parliamentary session yesterday. The declaration appeals to…
Communities living close to the river banks where sand and gravel quarry operations exist become more vulnerable to disasters, claims a study by a local environment group. The Interfacing Development…
When artists, craftsmen and all those who just love art in all its forms gather, the atmosphere practically sizzles with creative energy. Art Hunt, the first event of such kind…
What was once a coconut grove in the 80’s has slowly transformed into an idyllic resort, a sweet escape from the rush and frenzy of urban living. An hour and…
“History is the story told by the victors – so runs the usual saying. But I don’t think it’s true. It seems to me that history is the story told…
Sunday, June 16 is celebrated in most countries as Father’s Day, a special day to mark the contribution of fathers to the raising of a wholesome family that ultimately extends…
