Without a doubt, Barangay Pinugay is the biggest, yet difficult to reach, barangay in the town. It’s not surprising then to see them having two barangay halls, gymnasium and its own ambulance. Read the rest of this entry »
As part of the celebration of Philippine Councilor’s Week, a councilor here decried the non-support of some Barasenios on government projects. Read the rest of this entry »
The Regional Office IV of the Department of Interior and Local Government recently recognized the Municipality of Baras, Rizal as a “model LGU” with good practices for its organic farming project.
Governor Casimiro Ynares III on Monday turned over a dump truck to the Municipality of Baras. Read the rest of this entry »
Eighteen Baraseños took advantage of the Galing Masahista Ako program of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority. Read the rest of this entry »
Here are the reactions of some Sangguniang Bayan members on the unsigned letter that was read in the session last Monday. The letter talked about some traffic issues in the town, specially in Barangay San Juan. Read the rest of this entry »
Updated: You can now view the updated Sangguniang Bayan attendance through Zoho. This is updated weekly. Read the rest of this entry »
As stated in our previous post on the activities for the activities on today’s feast of Saint Joseph Husband of Mary, the town’s patron, here are some of the pictures. Read the rest of this entry »
In the aftermath of yesterday’s interfaith rally yesterday at Makati City, I came across this Sangguniang Bayan resolution designating the “Wawa” as the Freedom Park. Read the rest of this entry »
For the past six years, Erick James Flores has been bedridden in a small room in Barangay Santiago. Stricken with celebral palsy, he was unable to get out of their house, lest play with children of his age. Her mother, Flordeliza, used to work in a resort but was forced to quit to take care of Erick. Read the rest of this entry »
