The last episode of "Ugnayan" with outgoing Baguio City Mayor Mauricio weekly press-con has come to an end in print and broadcast with the full attendance of local media practitioners held at the Mayor's Office last June 26. - By Bong Cayabyab

BAGUIO CITY June 26 – The Civil Service Commission (CSC) conferred to the local government of Baguio led by outgoing Mayor Mauricio G. Domogan an award for its ability to comply with the four parameters of the Program Institutionalizing Meritocracy and Excellence in Human Resource Management (PRIME-HRM)

Veteran Journalist Ramon "Mondax" Dacawi shows a giant pine cone which came from the United State of America during a lecture at the Busol Watershed at one of the Eco-walk activities he spearheaded. Dacawi passed away on the morning of June 27 at the Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center. He was one of the pillars of Baguio Media. He was the brains behind the city government's Eco-walk Program on environment protection, the Urban Walk Program on culture and historical preservation, and he led the campaign on Free Dialysis treatment in the country. RMC PIA-CAR

BAGUIO CITY June 26 – The Cordillera office of the Land Transportation Office (LTO-CAR) assured the new leadership of the Baguio city government it will support any initiative undertaken to help in easing the traffic congestions in the central business district area.

BAGUIO CITY June 27 – Outgoing Major Mauricio G. Domogan challenged the environment department to immediately work out the segregation of lands in the different parts of the country that are suitable for the put up of solid waste disposal projects of local governments instead of wilfully classifying them as alienable and disposable and awarding them to landless people.

City officials led by outgoing Mayor Mauricio Domogan and city department heads facilitate a briefing on each department's functions, programs and plans for Mayor-elect Benjamin Magalong and his staff members last June 18, 2019 at the Holiday Inn. – Aileen P. Refuerzo

The city government of Baguio's Emergency Medical Services (EMS) unit received an automated external defibrillator from Lubbock Texas Medical Mission led by Nurse Jowel Patano (center beside Mayor Mauricio Domogan). The equipment is necessary to save lives during heart attack emergencies. The organization also donated several medical supplies and equipment to the Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center (BGHMC) particularly two brand new units of portable suction and four brand new units of nebulizers. – By Jessa Mardy P. Samidan