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March 2006

Sans budget, de-clogging now ongoing

By | Inside News, News

WITH or without a budget, the second highway district has already started de-clogging heavily silted drainage canals along various principal streets in preparation for the coming rainy season.  Second highway district engineer Rodolfo Dion said work on the project has already started even if the Department of Budget and Management…

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Sans budget, de-clogging now ongoing

By March 5, 2006Inside News, News

PNP to form Task Force ‘Hagibis’

By | Inside News, News

LINGAYEN – While most of the policemen in Manila are fighting the coup attempt, a select group of 31 policemen in Pangasinan are training on proper motorcycle handling so that they can effectively chase and neutralize motorcycle-riding criminals. The trainees, fielded by the different police stations, will compose the first…

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PNP to form Task Force ‘Hagibis’

By March 5, 2006Inside News, News

Public cautioned vs. fires

By | Inside News, News

Beware of the month of fire! The month-long Fire Prevention Month campaign has been launched last Wednesday with the theme “Mamamayan Sama-sama Laban sa Sunog.”               SFO1 Virgilio Mamitag, Provincial Officer 1 of the Bureau of Fire Protection, enjoined the public to take the necessary steps to prevent fires in their…

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Public cautioned vs. fires

By March 5, 2006Inside News, News

Petition vs. Muñoz now with Liga national office

By | Inside News, News

FINALLY, the petition filed by twenty seven barangay chairmen seeking the ouster of Councilor Erik Muñoz was submitted to the national president of the Liga ng Mga Barangay for action. Barangay Captain Guillermo Vallejos of Poblacion Oeste told THE PUNCH that national league president James Marty Lim is expected to…

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Petition vs. Muñoz now with Liga national office

By March 5, 2006Inside News, News

Laoac mayor in hot water

By | Headlines, News

LAOAC – “It was done in good faith”. That’s how Mayor Gregorio Tabayoyong explained his withdrawn executive order increasing the rate of municipal fees, after it was questioned by his town’s sanggunian before the Sangguniang Panlalawigan. Tabayoyong, described by a town councilor as an official ignorant of the law, said…

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Laoac mayor in hot water

By March 5, 2006Headlines, News

Binalonan agrees to remit RPT share

By | Headlines, News

LINGAYEN – After months of belligerence, the town of Binalonan has softened up and agreed to remit its Real Property Tax (RPT) collections last year to the provincial government. Provincial Administrator Virgilio Solis said “finally, the share of the province from the RPT collections will be remitted to the treasurer’s…

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Binalonan agrees to remit RPT share

By March 5, 2006Headlines, News

Leaders hail 1017 lifting

By | Headlines, News

THE lifting of Proclamation No. 1017 by President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo due to pressures from her critics and even allies was hailed by political and educational leaders in Pangasinan. Vice Gov. Oscar Lambino led government officials in Pangasinan who hailed the presidential move, saying this was a positive sign that…

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Leaders hail 1017 lifting

By March 5, 2006Headlines, News

Editorial

By | Editorial

Resisting the State’s intimidation of the Press   The SUNDAY PUNCH joins the Philippine Press Institute in expressing its grave concerns “over attempts to curtail press freedom following President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo’s declaration of a state of national emergency.”             Below is PPI’s statement. “A newspaper’s editorial office and printing…

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Editorial

By March 5, 2006Editorial