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Top Stories
 ►Initial “Pedring” damage placed at P35.4M, 1 dead
 ►10 Dagupan barangays still flooded
 ►San Roque dam release hardly felt
►No illegal logging in Pangasinan, say
 ►RDC oks Tri-City tourism, Agno River watershed projects

Inside News
►DDB funds drug rehab treatment center
 ►“Grow in your love for God”
 ►Gawad Pamana gives Pangasinan high scores
 ►Four boys reported missing in Tayug

Business News
 ►DOT sees major tourism growth in North Luzon
►‘Task Force’ in place for investment build-up

►PR Gaz wins Outstanding Filipino Franchise of the Year Award

People & Events News
 ►Children’s security is top agenda in 2nd Congress
 ►Jazmyne dela Cruz Bacani crowned Ms. Pangasinan-USA
 ►Pangasinan folk songs choral tilt set Oct. 14

Political News
 ►Gov. Espino commends Pangasinenses for proactive response to calamities
►RPC buys newly-harvested palay at P12/kg.
 ►Pangasinan hosts 1ST Nat’l Sportsfest of Treasurers and Assessors Assn.

Sports News
 ►Game 2 reset to Oct. 3 due to "Pedring"

Pozorrubio Today

Preview of this week's stories
PANGASINAN BRACES FOR “QUIEL”
 Initial “Pedring” damage placed at P35.4M, 1 dead
LINGAYEN— Even as the provincial government continues to assess the damage brought by Typhoon ‘Pedring’, Governor Amado Espino Jr. has already called on local government units and provincial government agencies to prepare and remain vigilant as Typhoon Quiel threatens to smash in over the weekend.
No illegal logging in Pangasinan, say
 AFTER a man was caught on September 21 hauling illegal lumber in Infanta town, the provincial government asserted that the incident was an isolated case and that illegal logging has been eliminated in Pangasinan.
SPORTS EYE
My big mistake
 By Jesus A. Garcia Jr.

DESPITE the threat of Typhoon Pedring lashing the country with heavy rains and strong winds and causing flooding, the organizers of the much-publicized LBC Ronda Pilipinas bikathon decided to push through with the 12-day road saga on September 24 with much fanfare at Cagayan de Oro City. Our official Pangasinan contingents were divided into two teams, the East and Central-West Pangasinan with six riders in each squad.

DOT sees major tourism growth in North Luzon
 LINGAYEN—Tourist arrivals and receipts in Northern Luzon, particularly in Region 1 are expected to grow leaps and bounds in the years ahead.
 
 
 

 
 
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