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You covered from all over the state this morning. But first talk about yesterdays storm and the clean up today. High tide rolled in to scituate sending water in the area around old dock street. Police in scituate and marshfield tell us there are no reports of damage, thats good news. And Danielle Niles has been tracking this, were out of the woods. Yeah, absolutely, the flood threat is done for the coastline, couple flurries but do yourself a favor and leave with extra time, slippery areas. Leftover flurries right now, just a couple spots from ash burn, fitchburg and townsend, a quick flurry c...

A ranking solon has called on the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to take preventive measures against landslides that endanger the families living near Mt. Arayat in Pampanga. Mt. Arayat (Photo courtesy of the Pampanga PDR

#MINDANAO An old friend once said – for as long as we build concrete houses, there will always be mining. What he said is true. Imagine a world without mines. There would be no cement, no metal products, no cellphone or laptop, since all are made with raw materials such as iron and limestone take

SunStar File photo March 04, 2021 A DAVAO City councilor is urging her colleagues to hold in abeyance all the new applicants and renewal of permits for quarry operations but retain those that have existing permits to operate until the result of the study on Davao's river resources is already available. Councilor Mabel Sunga-Acosta, City Council committee chairperson on peace and public safety, said during an interview on the Kitakaran sa Konseho on Davao City Disaster Radio on March 4, 2021 that the city has received several applications for quarry operation even as it has alread...