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January 2008

Villar pledges to help stop smuggling of agri goods

By | Headlines, News

LINGAYEN–“I will do my part.” This was the response of Undersecretary Antonio Villar Jr., head of the Presidential Anti-Smuggling Group (PASG), to the appeal of Gov. Amado Espino Jr. to help curb the smuggling of agricultural products into the province. Espino made the appeal when Villar attended the capital town’s…

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Villar pledges to help stop smuggling of agri goods

By January 13, 2008Headlines, News

City council OK’s P427.5M budget for 2008

By | Headlines, News

The Dagupan City council approved in its special session on Monday a P427.5 million budget for Dagupan in 2008. The approved budget is P52 million higher than the P375 million budget last year. Stressing that the budget is realizable, Councilor Danilo Torio, chair of the committee on finance and appropriations,…

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City council OK’s P427.5M budget for 2008

By January 13, 2008Headlines, News

Villasis ‘Talong’ Festival beckons on January 18

By | Headlines, News

VILLASIS–Talong (eggplant), the main produce of this town known as the Vegetable Bowl of Pangasinan, takes center stage on January 18, the annual fiesta celebration highlighted by the Talong Festival. Mayor Nonato Abrenica said the people in their town will once again take the streets for the street dancing, cookfest,…

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Villasis ‘Talong’ Festival beckons on January 18

By January 13, 2008Headlines, News

Prov’l board backs priests vs. marriage seminar order

By | Inside News, News

LINGAYEN—Provincial officials have thrown their support behind priests and pastors in their protest against a national policy requiring them to undergo a paid orientation seminar on marriage laws. The provincial board of Pangasinan passed a resolution last week urging the National Statistics Office (NSO) to withdraw its memorandum circular, issued…

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Prov’l board backs priests vs. marriage seminar order

By January 13, 2008Inside News, News

Gawad Kalinga, Uduja will build 1,048 homes on “sweat equity”

By | Inside News, News

LINGAYEN–Gawad Kalinga (GK) and the provincial government will provide more than a thousand new houses for the province’s poor through“sweat equity” of the beneficiaries. Engr. Alvin Bigay, provincial housing and homesite regulation officer, told The PUNCH that about 1,048 housing units will be jointly built at a 10-hectare lot within…

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Gawad Kalinga, Uduja will build 1,048 homes on “sweat equity”

By January 13, 2008Inside News, News

Sto. Tomas all geared up for longest grill record

By | News, People & Events

STO. TOMAS–”Walang sunog na mais, lahat masarap kainin (No charred corn, all good for eating).” Mayor Vivien Villar proudly told The PUNCH after the town completed its fourth dry-run on January 4 for its bid for the longest barbeque in the Guinness Book of World Records using its glutinous white…

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Sto. Tomas all geared up for longest grill record

By January 13, 2008News, People & Events

Dagupan will operate own slaughterhouse soon

By | Business, News

FINALLY, Dagupan will soon build and operate its own modern slaughterhouse that could become the model in the province. Vice Mayor Belen Fernandez announced this after the courtesy call made by the city council on Mayor Alipio Fernandez Jr. last January 7. She said the establishment of the new slaughterhouse…

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Dagupan will operate own slaughterhouse soon

By January 13, 2008Business, News

Overseas Job Fair, Jan. 16-17

By | Business, News

A two-day job fair is slated in Dagupan City on January 16-17 to give unemployed and underemployed Dagupeños a chance to find work overseas. Those who will qualify will be sent for jobs in Canada, United States, Singapore, United Kingdom, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Qatar and Dubai. Set at the Dagupan…

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Overseas Job Fair, Jan. 16-17

By January 13, 2008Business, News