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The Public History Directory. Skip to primary content. The Public History Directory. Welcome to the Public History Directory! Here you will find information on nearly 150 heritage institutions in the Greater Toronto Area, that is, the City of Toronto and the Regions of Peel, York, and Durham. Each has its own profile page containing details on its programming and volunteering opportunities. You can navigate this site in two ways. Type a search term into the search box at the upper right. Soccer Hall of .CONTENT
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Saturday, July 10, 2010. Ako Bicol Chair Zaldy S. Co Vows to Uplift the Lives of Bicolanos in the Countryside. Agta children of the Oyango tribe in Sta. Teresita, Iriga City proudly display their school bags handed over by members of Ako Bicol party list who also doled out food stuff and school supplies. The Oyango tribal group in Sta. Teresita village in Iriga City originally dwelled on top of Mt. Asog in this city but they now reside within the 1. 5 hectares land purchased by the provincial .
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