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April 2008

Alaminos expands feeding program coverage

By | Inside News, News

ALAMINOS CITY—At least 12,000 public elementary school children here will be covered by the city government’s feeding program when classes begin in June.  Mayor Hernani Braganza told newsmen the feeding project, which has been ongoing for the last three years, is part of the local government’s program to help the…

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Alaminos expands feeding program coverage

By April 6, 2008Inside News, News

Squatters to finally give way to seafood processing plant

By | Business, News

FIFTY three informal settler households will be relocated to give way to the construction of the Seafood Processing Plant in Bonuan Binloc beginning June this year. City Engineer Virginia Rosario, chair of the city’s Task Force on Housing and Urban Poor Resettlement, said some of the families will be moved…

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Squatters to finally give way to seafood processing plant

By April 6, 2008Business, News

Olympic-sized pool seen to boost Hundred Islands

By | Business, News

ALAMINOS CITY—The Hundred Islands will soon have an added attraction – an Olympic-sized swimming pool. The pool, now under construction, is expected to draw in more tourists, said Mayor Hernani Braganza. The swimming pool, a project funded by the Philippine Tourism Authority (PTA), is built at the Lucap Wharf, beside…

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Olympic-sized pool seen to boost Hundred Islands

By April 6, 2008Business, News

White shrimp summit set on May 8-9 at NFRDI

By | Business, News

THE Pacific white shrimp Penaeus vannamei takes center stage on May 8-9 when the National Fisheries Research and Development Institute (NFRDI) hosts a summit highlighting the Philippine experience on the species.      Dr. Westly Rosario, NFRDI interim executive director and chief of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR)…

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White shrimp summit set on May 8-9 at NFRDI

By April 6, 2008Business, News

JCI commends Councilors Fernandez, Decano

By | News, People & Events

JCI Dagupan Inc. recently hailed two Dagupan City councilors “for distinguishing themselves with their unprecedented elections” as heads of their respective national legislators’ leagues. Businessman Alvin Coquia, past president of JCI Dagupan Inc., said the twin feats of Councilors Michael Fernandez and Farah Marie Decano, national chairman of the Philippine…

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JCI commends Councilors Fernandez, Decano

Espino leads Governor’s Cup shootfest

By | News, Sports

Shooters from Metro Manila and other provinces are expected to troop to Pangasinan to join local shooters in the Governor’s Cup, which is one of the highlights of this year’s Pangasinan Pistay Dayat 2008. Gov. Amado Espino Jr. and Philippine National Police Chief Avelino Razon, Jr. will lead the ceremonial…

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Espino leads Governor’s Cup shootfest

By April 6, 2008News, Sports

The difference is in the system

By | Punch Forum

Rafael L. Oriel, Jr. 5 April 2008     Mr. Ceralde, It will be very difficult for me to make comparison between educational system and religious organizations in the Philippines and Canada. For one thing, there is a big difference between Canadian and Philippine educational systems. Another thing, some Catholic…

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The difference is in the system

By April 6, 2008Punch Forum