FLOWERS IN BLOOM. The Panagbenga street dancing contingent from La Union performs along Session Road in Baguio City on Saturday (Feb. 26, 2023). Mauricio Domogan, lifetime chairperson of the Baguio Flower Festival Foundation, said this year's festival is as important as the first one held in 1996 because they have the same goal to uplift the lives of the people after a crisis. (PNA photo by Liza T. Agoot) BAGUIO CITY - After a three-year hiatus, the revival of the Panagbenga Festival this year is proving this city's resilience from any calamity, the same reason why it was conceptualized nearly 30 years ago. "After the killer earthquake in 1990, we thought of a festival that the people of Baguio can participate in and they can own which also aims to bring in tourists for the economy to move again," said Mauricio Domogan, Baguio Flower Festival Foundation Inc. lifetime chairperson, on the sidelines of the street dancing parade on Saturday. The first festival in 1996 w