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Alex Eala Makes History Despite Defeat In The Eastbourne Open Final

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Alex Eala may have lost the Eastbourne Open final, but she’s won her place in history as the first Filipino to reach a WTA championship match.

Street Life Didn’t Stop Him: Now An Honors Graduate

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From sleeping under bridges to earning honors at Ateneo, Eugene Dela Cruz’s story is one of resilience, faith, and hope.

PWD Father Celebrates Daughter’s Success On Stage At Her Junior High School Graduation

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Janella’s story touched hearts when she brought her father, Tatay Jun, on stage during her graduation. As a PWD, life hasn’t been easy for him, but he gave everything so she could succeed.

Water Boy Joins Community To Put Out Pateros Tricycle Fire

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A fire broke out on a tricycle in Pateros, but a water boy’s quick thinking, alongside others, helped prevent a disaster.

Danielle Florendo Brings Kalinga Folklore To Life In Her New Children’s Storybook

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Through The Legend of Uta Cave, Danielle Florendo continues the tradition of storytelling, ensuring that Kalinga folklore is never forgotten.

Philippine Passport Stands Out Globally For Its Unique Aesthetic

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With its striking maroon cover, the Philippine passport stands out as a testament to national pride.

Brewing Heritage: How Benguet Farmers Are Shaping Philippine Coffee

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The rich soil and cool climate of Bakun, Benguet, make it an ideal location for cultivating high-quality Arabica coffee, with flavors reminiscent of Hawaiian Kona and Jamaican Blue Mountain.

Riza Rasco Makes History As The First Filipino Woman Who Explored Every Country

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Dr. Riza Rasco has made history as the first Filipino to travel to all 203 countries, proving that no border is too far for those who dream big.

‘MapagLAROng Likha’ Exhibition Brought PH Traditional Games To Life

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"MapagLAROng Likha" in Guam brought traditional Filipino games to life, helping Filipinos abroad relive their childhood through art.

Palawan Government Enforces 50-Year Ban On New Mining Projects To Preserve Ecology

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A 50-year moratorium on new mining projects in Palawan aims to safeguard biodiversity.
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