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Suzanne Perry and the "Dateline" host were spotted taking a walk with their dog nearly a week after news broke of Matthew Perry's death.

Parcemasa cemeteries are to raise rates by 5.7% in 2024, the first increase since 2012 as the expenses budget has shot up by 24%

The traffic plan for All Souls’ Day and All Saints’ Day took effect at 6 a.m. of November 1, 2023, said a City Transport and Traffic Management Office (CTTMO) official. CTTMO Head Dionisio Abude said in a radio interview, on Wednesday morning, November 1, that the office is constantly monitoring the traffic situation and that the flow of vehicles in the city is not congested. He added that there would be a huge build-up at Davao Memorial Park by afternoon and that the CTTMO would implement t...

As the All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day commemoration approaches, the Davao City Police Office has released guidelines to ensure a safe and peaceful celebration.

With the surge of demand for flowers during Undas, also known as All Saints' Day and All Souls’ Day, some vendors near cemeteries in Davao City have increased their prices by up to P10 to P20 per pot or per bundle. A pot of roses regardless of color is priced from P25 to P100 depending on the size and the number of flowers, a pot of chrysanthemum jemba is priced at P20 to P100, anthurium pots are pegged at P35 to P100, and lilies are priced at P40 to P120 per pot. Some also sell flowers r...

Ecological burial is cheaper than traditional.

On Tuesday's show: Gas-powered lawn and garden equipment in Harris County generates more fine particle pollution than in any other county in the country, according to a new report from three environmental groups.

(UPDATE) THE Philippine National Police (PNP) on Tuesday said that 27,000 of the 187,600 police forces deployed nationwide will secure cemeteries to ensure a peaceful observance of All Saints Day and All Souls Day.

IM quite sure media started to call the Filipino feast of trooping to the cemeteries to honor their departed on No-vember 1 as Undas only in the past several years.

Smith’s new book, Historic Cemeteries of Houston and Galveston takes a deeper look at the final resting place for people and how they can be a significant resource to the community’s past generations.