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February 2008

Rep. Arenas bares pain for voting ‘Yes’ vs. JDV

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A POST-MORTEM Usec Villar comes to her rescue MALASIQUI–Third District Rep. Rachel Arenas expressed her personal pain even as she belied malicious insinuations that money changed hands when congressmen voted on a House resolution declaring the position of House Speaker vacant on Monday. “There was no money involved,” said Arenas,…

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Rep. Arenas bares pain for voting ‘Yes’ vs. JDV

By February 11, 2008Headlines, News

Officials admit JdV ouster a big loss to Pangasinan

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EVERYONE agrees the province lost and can lose a lot more following the ouster of 4th District Rep. Jose De Venecia Jr. as House Speaker. Even the Pangasinan congressmen who unexpectedly voted “yes” to the ouster of De Venecia expressed fears that his ouster will affect the delivery of projects…

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Officials admit JdV ouster a big loss to Pangasinan

By February 11, 2008Headlines, News

City seeks new extension of appeal on Awai land

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DAGUPAN City’s hope to recover its 30-hectare land in barangay Awai, San Jacinto, which it lost to the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program in 2004, appears to be getting dimmer. The city government admitted it cannot meet the deadline set by the Department of Agrarian Reform to submit a topographical map…

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City seeks new extension of appeal on Awai land

By February 11, 2008Headlines, News

Dawel-Pantal-Lucao Road will be completed Mar. 15

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THE construction of the Dawel-Pantal-Lucao road and its bridge component in the middle spanning across the Pantal River will be completed on March 15, six months ahead of its September target. Ruperto Daoana, a representative of the contracting firm Toyo/Tobishima Construction, confirmed on Thursday that “we are 37 days away…

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Dawel-Pantal-Lucao Road will be completed Mar. 15

By February 11, 2008Headlines, News

Village gets water supply grant from Japanese gov’t

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MANGATAREM–Cacaoiten, a remote barangay located in the mountainous area near the boundary of Pangasinan and Tarlac, has been given a $33,516 grant by the Japanese government for the development of a water supply system. The project willprovide 90 households or a population of 500 with access to potable water supply,…

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Village gets water supply grant from Japanese gov’t

By February 11, 2008Headlines, News

Mayor Pulido in budget dispute with council

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ANDA–Mayor Nestor Pulido, leader of this small island town, is furious. His anger is directed towards members of the municipal council led by Vice Mayor Napoleon Celeste who, Pulido thinks, are asking for an “outrageous and irresponsible” share of the town’s budget. “Do you know that the total you’re asking,…

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Mayor Pulido in budget dispute with council

By February 11, 2008Headlines, News

Urdaneta livelihood center inaugurated on Feb. 11

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URDANETA CITY –The newly-constructed Urdaneta Livelihood Training Center, which will be offering free skills education to the city’s out-of-school youth as well as adults, will be formally inaugurated on Monday, February 11. The P3.5 million two-storey building will serve as a training venue for home-based business ventures and other skills…

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Urdaneta livelihood center inaugurated on Feb. 11

By February 11, 2008Inside News, News

Dagupan tops anti-drugs campaign in Pangasinan

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In a bid to correct public impression that the Dagupan police have been remiss in their task in curbing illegal drug trafficking in the city, the Dagupan City police chief maintained that his station contributed the most to the Pangasinan Police Provincial Anti-Drug Operations Task Group’s accomplishments in 2007. Superintendent…

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Dagupan tops anti-drugs campaign in Pangasinan

By February 11, 2008Inside News, News