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Narra market revisited

By Lydia Castillo | March 12, 2006 - 12:00am

It’s been quite a while since we were last at the Saturday market in Ayala Alabang village. But since Parañaque city officials opened the BF Homes gates to every Pedro, Juan and Maria, the peace and order...

Starweek Magazine

Narra market revisited

By Lydia Castillo | March 12, 2006 - 12:00am

It’s been quite a while since we were last at the Saturday market in Ayala Alabang village. But since Parañaque city officials opened the BF Homes gates to every Pedro, Juan and Maria, the peace and order...

Starweek Magazine

Weekend Markets

By Lydia Castillo | January 4, 2004 - 12:00am

One prediction that would/could come true is that weekend markets will continue to survive. They have been the homemakers’ alternative palengke, giving them the freshest harvest, newly-caught fish, crustaceans...

Starweek Magazine