Here’s something that came into sharp focus recently because of the Metro Manila water shortage: We’re experiencing a global water crisis. (Read: It’s World Water Day, so where’s our water?)
Days before the International Day for Monuments and Sites (also known as World Heritage Day) and in the middle of the Roman Catholic’s observance of Holy Week, the majestic Gothic
To some people, Holy Week isn’t only a time for reflection. It’s also that one week of the year when they can finally have days-long quality time with their family.
I don’t know who first decided to thinly slice a piece of potato and fry it, but whoever you are, thank you. Potato chips (or crisps, if you’re my pedantic
The historical and impressively designed churches in the country aren’t the only ones pilgrims should visit this Lenten season (READ: The Nolisoli.ph Visita Iglesia Guide). Aside from Visita Iglesia, Roman Catholics
The zero-waste initiative has come a long way in the country. Within the past few years, we’ve seen stores like Katha and Humble Market pop up, alternative groceries where you
As the observance of the Holy Week approaches, a number of malls all over this predominantly Catholic country are adjusting their operating hours. Some will even be closed for days.
The non-profit organization Pawssion Project announced yesterday that more than 30 impounded dogs in both Batangas and Bulacan are set to be euthanized if they won’t be adopted. In an
This just in: The Manila Electric Company (Meralco) will be increasing its power rates by 6.33 centavos per kilowatt-hour this April due to higher generation charges. To put it into
A few years ago, I dislocated my knee which, up to this day, the cause for it remains unknown. It’s scary when you think of it, as it happened even
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