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June 2008

Classes in public schools will still open on June 10

By | Headlines, News

DESPITE REQUEST FOR POSTPONEMENT LINGAYEN–Life must go on, especially for the children. So classes in Cosme-ravaged Pangasinan will re-open as originally scheduled on June 10 with rehabilitation work on damaged schools in full blast, according to Dr. Alma Ruby Torio, schools division superintendent of Pangasinan Division 1. “Tuloy ang opening…

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Classes in public schools will still open on June 10

By June 2, 2008Headlines, News

Fight for Awai land still on

By | Headlines, News

THE city government’s efforts to regain ownership of the 30-hectare lot in San Jacinto town that was placed under the compulsory coverage of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP), continue. The city legal office recently submitted to the Department of Agrarian Reform all the documentary evidence it had in connection…

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Fight for Awai land still on

By June 2, 2008Headlines, News

Makati mayor brings relief goods for typhoon victims

By | Headlines, News

BINMALEY–Sans any fanfare and politics, Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay arrived here on Friday to distribute P100,000 worth of relief goods to  Binmaley and 19  other towns and cities  badly hit by super Typhoon Cosme.  Binay, a personal friend of Binmaley Mayor Simplicio Rosario, said he responded to the request for…

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Makati mayor brings relief goods for typhoon victims

By June 2, 2008Headlines, News

Urbiztondo mayor faces suit before Ombudsman

By | Inside News, News

URBIZTONDO-The municipal mayor here is facing a case for violation of the anti-graft and corrupt practices act before the Office of the Ombudsman in a criminal complaint filed by a private citizen. The complaint of one Milagros Mondero against Mayor Ernesto Balolong  Jr., subscribed and sworn before Assistant Provincial  Prosecutor…

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Urbiztondo mayor faces suit before Ombudsman

By June 2, 2008Inside News, News

Many barangays in central Pangasinan still unlighted

By | Inside News, News

SAN CARLOS CITY–Still in the dark.       More than two weeks after typhoon Cosme hit the province, about 70 to 80 percent of the affected areas in central and western Pangasinan are still without electricity. The Central Pangasinan Electric Corporation (Cenpelco), sole distributor of electricity in the central part of…

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Many barangays in central Pangasinan still unlighted

By June 2, 2008Inside News, News

TransCo completes repairs

By | Inside News, News

The National Transmission Corporation (TransCo) said in a press statement that it has restored power to all its customers on Wednesday following the repair and energization of its facilities damaged by tropical storm “Cosme.” Transco said it successfully re-energized the latest remaining line, the Binmaley 2-San Carlos 69-kV line in…

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TransCo completes repairs

By June 2, 2008Inside News, News

Moratorium on loan payments sought by prov’l board

By | Business, News

LINGAYEN–With the high cost of rehabilitation work ahead following the extensive damage to agriculture and infrastructure estimated at P4.3 billion brought by Typhoon Cosme, the provincial government is seeking an extension of the loan and a moratorium on the payment of its loans to Land Bank of the Philippines. The…

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Moratorium on loan payments sought by prov’l board

By June 2, 2008Business, News