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₱190–₱210/kg hog prices set in Baggao by weight bracket; lighter and cull hogs negotiable, violators risk permit cancellation
BAGGAO, Cagayan — The municipal government of Baggao has set new liveweight prices for slaughter hogs, with prices for lighter and cull hogs left open for negotiation, while imposing permit suspension and cancellation on vendors who violate the new pricing rules. Mayor Leonardo C. Pattung, M.D. signed Executive Order No. 83, Series of 2026, on November 10, setting the new liveweight prices of slaughter hogs and the Suggested Retail Prices (SRP) of pork products in the municip
Guru Press Staff
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Suspect who abducted cousin over alleged sexual demand, neck-slashing in Baguio surrenders to police
BAGUIO CITY, Philippines – A man accused of abducting his 31-year-old cousin and slashing her neck after she refused his alleged sexual advances has surrendered to police in Bulacan, authorities reported. PLt. Col. Eric Cister, officer-in-charge of the Pulilan Municipal Police Station, said in a national media interview on November 10 that the suspect surrendered to their office on Saturday afternoon, November 7. Cister said the incident happened on November 5, when the suspe
Leonora Lo-oy
10 minutes ago1 min read
Burglary scare in Tabuk: Boarder grabs intruder’s bamboo-handled pliers, suspect flees
TABUK CITY, Kalinga – A boarder in Dagupan West woke up to a frightening sight when he noticed an improvised reaching tool being used to access his room in the early hours of November 10, prompting a suspected intruder to flee after he pulled the device toward himself. The incident happened at around 1:30 a.m. along Roxas Street, just hours after the boarder arrived at his lodging at around 8 p.m. the previous night and went to sleep. In an interview with Guru Press Cordiller
Mark Moises Calayan
3 hours ago2 min read
“Adu sakit na piman… sapay kuma ta matulungan”: Grandmother’s hope for granddaughter with disability
Ines carries Desiree to free medical mission delivered by Atty. Gelatio Bonggat to the people of Tabuk, hoping to ease burden of years of care. TABUK CITY, Kalinga – At 60, Ines Manadao Cagui continues to carry the weight of caring for her granddaughter, Desiree Cagui Geronimo, who was born prematurely and has a physical disability. For years, every hospital visit, medical consultation and treatment has meant additional expenses for the family. But despite the challenges, Ine
Lorraine Bacullo
4 hours ago3 min read
Man swept away, 7-year-old son survives after fishing boat capsizes in Isabela
ILAGAN CITY, Isabela – A 37-year-old father remained missing after the fishing boat he and his seven-year-old son were riding capsized in a river in Barangay Ballacong, Ilagan City, on November 8. The family of Ryan “Reylan” Ngayan continued appealing for help as search efforts for him remained unsuccessful as of Tuesday afternoon. According to his family, Ngayan and his son went fishing in a river near their residence at around 4 p.m. on Sunday when their boat allegedly caps
Menchie Kinao-Puerto
4 hours ago1 min read
Comafay lauds Bon-as as anti-drag racing ordinance in Tabuk advances; Violators face up to ₱5,000 fine
TABUK CITY, Kalinga – Violators of illegal drag racing in Tabuk City could face fines of up to ₱5,000 and possible imprisonment under a proposed ordinance that advanced to third reading at the Sangguniang Panlungsod on November 10. City Councilor Atty. Errol B. Comafay Jr. congratulated fellow councilor Jayferson Bon-as, author of the proposed Anti-Drag Racing Ordinance, after the measure reached its third reading during the regular session at Tabuk City Hall. “Congratulation
Lorraine Bacullo
4 hours ago2 min read
158,555 registered voters in Kalinga; COMELEC resumes registration for 2028 polls
TABUK CITY, Kalinga – The Commission on Elections (COMELEC)-Kalinga has resumed voter registration, giving eligible residents another opportunity to register or update their records ahead of the May 2028 National and Local Elections. The nationwide registration resumed on November 10, 2026, and will continue until July 30, 2027, allowing first-time voters and previously registered voters who need to transfer, reactivate or correct their records to complete the necessary appli
Lorraine Bacullo
4 hours ago3 min read
Kalinga farmer given recognition for reporting trapped Philippine Serpent Eagle, leading to its rescue
TABUK CITY, Kalinga – A farmer in Barangay Nambaran, Tabuk City, has been commended by the provincial government for reporting a Philippine Serpent Eagle accidentally trapped on his farm, helping authorities rescue the bird safely. The commendation was decided upon by the Kalinga Sangguniang Panlalawigan during their session on November 10, 2026. Jerry Bonagan was recognized for promptly reporting the incident to authorities instead of attempting to keep or handle the bird hi
Mark Moises Calayan
15 hours ago2 min read
Abra diocese names Fr. Ortega as administrator following Bishop Jaucian’s resignation
ABRA, Philippines – The Roman Catholic Diocese of Bangued has elected Reverend Father Liberato Ortega as its new diocesan administrator, following the resignation of Bishop Leopoldo Jaucian. The diocese announced Ortega’s appointment on Tuesday, November 10, saying he was chosen by the College of Consultors to lead the local Church during the period of sede vacante, or the vacancy of the episcopal see. The vacancy followed Pope Leo XIV’s acceptance of Jaucian’s resignation on
Menchie Kinao-Puerto
15 hours ago1 min read
22-yr.-old Baguio racer storms to two podium finishes in Malaysia, captures maiden F4 victory
SPORTS BAGUIO CITY, Philippines – Baguio City’s 22-year-old racer Iñigo Navarrete Anton delivered an impressive performance in the second round of the Formula Trophy Malaysia (FTM), securing two podium finishes, including his first-ever victory in the series, at the PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit in Selangor, Malaysia. Anton topped the opening race on November 7 after starting from pole position, clocking 30 minutes and 45.52 seconds to finish 1.4 seconds ahead of Brit
Mark Jordan Bomogao
15 hours ago2 min read
“Becoming a Son of Kalinga carries responsibility”: Maj. Gen. Señires vows continued commitment to the province even after retirement
TABUK CITY, Kalinga – Major General Gulliver L. Señires, commander of the Philippine Army’s 5th Infantry (STAR) Division, has vowed to remain committed to Kalinga’s peace, development and cultural heritage even beyond his military service, saying his adoption into the province carries a responsibility to uphold the trust of its people. Señires made the commitment during the inter-agency flag-raising ceremony at the Kalinga Sports Center in Capitol Hills, Bulanao, on November
Mark Jordan Bomogao
16 hours ago2 min read
“You are no longer a visitor, but a Son of Kalinga”: VG Odiem welcomes adoption of 5ID chief Señires by the province
TABUK CITY, Kalinga – “You are no longer just a friend or a visitor, but a Son of Kalinga.” This was how Vice Governor Atty. Dave Q. Odiem welcomed Major General Gulliver L. Señires, commander of the Philippine Army’s 5th Infantry (STAR) Division, following his formal adoption as an honorary Son of Kalinga on Monday, November 9. Señires is not new to the province. He previously served as commanding officer of the 50th Infantry (Defender) Battalion from 2015 to 2017, bring
Mark Moises Calayan
1 day ago2 min read
Gov. Edduba honors retiring 5ID chief for service to province; Señires given the name “Sapao”- Chieftain of Bituwon Village
TABUK CITY, Kalinga – Governor James S. Edduba recognized Major General Gulliver L. Señires for his years of military service in Kalinga, welcoming him as an adopted Son of the province whose ties with its people will remain even after his retirement from active military service. Señires, commanding general of the Philippine Army’s 5th Infantry Division (5ID), was formally adopted by the Provincial Government of Kalinga and given the traditional name “Sapao” during a tribal
Grace Soriano
1 day ago2 min read
10 iKalinga Coast Guard officers return home after commissioning, vow to serve with honor, integrity, dedication
TABUK CITY, Kalinga – Ten iKalinga sons and daughters have returned to the province after completing the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) Officer Course, vowing to serve the country with honor, integrity and dedication. The newly commissioned officers, members of PCG Officer Course Class 31-2025, “SIMLAYAG,” were presented to their fellow iKalingas during the inter-agency flag-raising ceremony at the Kalinga Sports Center on November 9. The 10 officers are among the 649 graduates
Leonora Lo-oy
2 days ago1 min read
iKalinga Medal of Valor awardee, Col. Dilag, takes helm of 503rd Infantry Brigade
FEATURE TABUK CITY, Kalinga – From a young Army officer who faced a three-day battle against the Abu Sayyaf Group in Basilan to a decorated military leader entrusted with one of the Philippine Army’s key commands in the Cordillera, Colonel Herbert Dilag continues to answer the call of service. The son of Balbalan, Kalinga, and a recipient of the Medal of Valor, the country’s highest military award, Dilag has been designated acting commander of the 503rd Infantry Brigade, taki
Leonora Lo-oy
2 days ago2 min read
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