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Wagering the Land is a book on the town of Buguias, Benguet written by Martin Lewis. You can read an online version of the book here.
It is an interesting read on the history of the town and its people, traditional land management practices, the rise of the town’s vegetable industy, and many others.
From Louise Rosella/Mississauga News:
Following a five-day wake in her home province of Ifugao in the Philippines in which close to 1,000 people attended the family home to pay their final respects to the slain 27-year-old woman, a funeral was held this afternoon and Dulnuan was buried.
Peel Regional Police have yet to make an arrest in the murder. Dulnuan, a live-in maid, was found dead in her living quarters in the basement of a mansion on Doulton Place in Mississauga, back on Oct. 1.
So it’s common knowledge that we people from the boondocks can sing country music. We can also yodel, rock the house, do fun songs, and pay a music tribute to our heroes. But can we sing reggae?
Will this video convince the people of Baguio to segregate their garbage? For their sakes, we hope it will.
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