LINGAYEN – Two employees of the Land Transportation Office LTO based here are in hot water after they were caught receiving marked money from employees of two drug testing centers. P/Supt. Harris Fama, spokesman of the Police Provincial Office, identified the suspects as one Felix Salazar, an LTO Licensing…
ALAMINOS CITY – Around this city and landing on the waters of Hundred Islands will soon be a regular occurrence. Next month, AeroFlite Airways, a Filipino-owned company, is set to base two 12-seater seaplanes here for flights over the islands or to other beach destinations in Luzon and Visayas. Capt….
ALAMINOS–A Japanese firm in the Philippines celebrated its ninth anniversary here by turning over a five-hectare mangrove park it established in the Hundred Islands National Park here. Isuzu Philippines Corporation led by its president Yoshifumi Komura turned over the mangrove park including thousands of mangrove propagules to Alaminos City Mayor…
By Jesus Garcia Jr. LAST YEAR’s runners-up, the University of Luzon (UL) Golden Tigers and the Lyceum Northwestern University (LNU) Dukes drubbed their respective opponents last Tuesday during the opening of hostilities of the Private Schools Athletic Association (PRISAA) Inter-Collegiate Invitational Basketball Championship held at Dagupan People’s Astrodome. The unpredictable…
By Jesus Garcia Jr. WHETHER Whether it’s an official game or just a goodwill match, the University of Pangasinan Webczars shows no mercy. They’re always out to prove that they are the team to reckon with in Pangasinan’s collegiate basketball tourneys. The UPang quintet also known as the Pitaki…
YMCA based Team Dagupan won 4 Bronzes in the Milo Super Karate Kids for 11 years old below held July 30, 2006 at SM Megamall, Mandaluyong in Metro Manila. The winners are 11-year old John Meverick Edralin of Creative Montessori-Lyceum Northwestern, 9-year old Gian Mark Tamayo of West Central Elem….
Enough of lip-service for our OFWs For the past decades, individual tales of horror from hundreds, if not thousands of desperate overseas Filipino workers have been met generally with indifference by the national government. This policy of apathy has led labor officials and trustees of the Overseas Workers’ Welfare Administration…
Lying and stealing in Dagupan City By Ermin Garcia Jr. What’s the truth about Dagupan City’s financial condition? On one hand, an obstinate Lim administration continues to deny that the city government is bankrupt, yet and on the other, the Lim allies in the Sanggunian Panglunsod are falling over themselves…
Readers’ E-mailed reactions more credible By Gerry Garcia IN this province as probably elsewhere in this benighted Republic the national daily most often preferred and read is the Philippine Star. At least from this writer’s impression, who often finds the copies all sold out before noon in his favorite news-stands….
Where change begins By Jun Velasco AT PRESSTIME, Task Force Lebanon reported of two casualties who, probably gripped by fright, died while trying to escape from their Lebanese employers. Most of our countrymen who have succeeded in returning to the fatherland are full of horror stories. Many families – Pinoys…
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