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May 2008

Relief operations alleviated conditions for typhoon victims

By | Headlines, News

DAGUPAN’S QUICK RESPONSE THE city government of Dagupan was the first local government unit in Pangasinan that undertook relief operations distributing 19,353 family food packs to all its 31 barangays immediately after Typhoon “Cosme” struck. This distribution was effected shortly after the the city council headed by Vice Mayor Belen…

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Relief operations alleviated conditions for typhoon victims

By May 26, 2008Headlines, News

Espino mulls postponement of school opening

By | Headlines, News

Given the uncertainty whether the damaged school buildings could be repaired in time for the opening of school year, Gov. Amado Espino Jr. is set to request the Department of Education to postpone the scheduled opening on June 10. Two days after Typhoon ‘Cosme’ exited, Pangasinan II Division Superintendent Alma…

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Espino mulls postponement of school opening

By May 26, 2008Headlines, News

Mayors mad for being treated as ‘decorations’ for GMA

By | Headlines, News

BINMALEY—Pangasinan  mayors were fuming mad when they learned they would not get a chance to meet with President Gloria Arroyo after being asked to be present when she arrived for an assessment of the damage cuased by Typhoon ‘Cosme’.   Mayor Simplicio Rosario of this town said he and 12 other…

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Mayors mad for being treated as ‘decorations’ for GMA

By May 26, 2008Headlines, News

City Council: No to planned water rate increase

By | Inside News, News

The Dagupan City Water District wants to increase its water rate by 45 percent but the Dagupan City officialdom is poised to say “No deal”! Vice Mayor Belen Fernandez, the city council’s presiding officer, said she will manifest her opposition to the request because of the timing and the heavy…

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City Council: No to planned water rate increase

By May 26, 2008Inside News, News

Homeowners begin rebuilding

By | Inside News, News

Life in the typhoon battered communities is returning to normalcy as homeowners have begun the difficult task of repairing their damaged houses, and for many rebuilding their houses. According to the Provincial Disaster Coordinating Council (PDCC), to date some 22000 houses have been reported as totally destroyed and some 48,000…

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Homeowners begin rebuilding

By May 26, 2008Inside News, News

Razon inspects damage on province’s police stations

By | Inside News, News

POLICE stations across the province were heavily damaged as well. This report prompted Philippine National Police (PNP) Chief Director General Avelino Razon Jr. to rush to the province to conduct an ocular inspection and do an immediate assessment of the damage caused by Typhoon ‘Cosme’. Within hours, he directed the…

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Razon inspects damage on province’s police stations

By May 26, 2008Inside News, News

Decorp hailed for keeping promise to restore electricity

By | Business, News

THE Dagupan Electric Corporation (Decorp) was hailed by residents and businessmen for fulfilling its promise to restore power in the city’s downtown area on Thursday. Electricity at the Malimgas Market, city hall,  the City Museum and some portions of the central business district was restored at 6:00 p.m. Thursday to…

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Decorp hailed for keeping promise to restore electricity

By May 26, 2008Business, News