made of rice flour, coconut milk and salted duck eggs. Butter and sugar are used for glazing after cooking and before serving. Government Elected officials The following are the elected officials during the 2022 elections: Mayors Benjamin Felix was deposed after People Power Revolution; replaced by OIC Mayor Dr. Renato Estanislao Vice mayors Municipal seal The logo of Cainta – the emblem inside the double circle represents the flag of the Philippines in red, white and blue color. The three stars represent Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. The eight sun rays represent the eight provinces that started the revolt against the Spaniards. The buildings represent the different business establishments operating in the municipality. The suman sa ibus, suman sa lihiya and suman antala represent the livelihood of its people; the same with bottled sweets made out of coconut milk called matamis na bao, nata de coco, caong, beans and many others. The piglets represent the backyard hog raising, a small-scale industry. Landmarks Cainta Heritage Monument - located at the Junction, which adjoins Felix Avenue to the North, A. Bonifacio Avenue to the South, and Ortigas Avenue Extension on its east and west bounds. Cainta Municipal Hall - built in 1995 to replace the old building which was destroyed in the fire. The old site was converted to a town plaza. Hunters ROTC Monument - a memorial for the Hunters ROTC guerrillas of World War II, located in Barangay San Juan. Valley Golf and Country Club Liwasang Bayan (Town Plaza) - located at the Poblacion town proper. It was the former place of the old Municipal Hall destroyed in 1995; now used to host convocations, assemblies, and events. Our Lady of Light Parish Church - one of the oldest in the province, this church was erected by Fr. Joaquin Sanchez in 1715. Upon its elevation into a Parish in 1760, it was renovated many times because of heavy rains and earthquakes. In 1899, this church was destroyed during the Filipino-American war, leaving only the adobe wall surviving. The church features a mural depicting the patroness of the town, painted by national artist Fernando Amorsolo on the left side portion of the Church's main altar. Reconstruction of the church emerged was finished on February 25, 1968. On December 1, 2007, it was declared as a historical landmark by the National Historical Institute, coinciding with the celebration of the third centenary of the church