THE much-improved Lyceum the Northwestern University (LNU) Dukes mustered enough energy to seal a 68-62 triumph over the University of Pangasinan (UPang) Webczars in Wednesday’s game for the 2008 Pangasinan-Dagupan Inter-Collegiate Basketball Championship game held at the LNU gym.
LITTLE known veteran amateur rider Reynaldo Calosa sent a strong message to his competitors that he’s ready to tackle the professional racing league next year by conquering the all-amateur Romero-Emperador Cycling Challenge last Tuesday in a convincing fashion.
THE University of Luzon women’s volleyball team started the Women’s National Collegiate Athletic Association (WNCAA) inaugural tournament in Region 1 on a bright note by scoring a three straight set win over five-time PRISAA regional champion San Carlos College on September 6 at the Lyceum Northwestern University gym. The board…
HEALTH SUMMIT PREPARATION—Dr. Jackson Soriano, officer-in-charge of the Provincial Health Office, meets his staff in preparation for Pangasinan Health Summit on September 25-27, which will be spearheaded by Gov. Amado Espino.
SUSEA PROGRAM—Mayor Alipio Fernandez (left) addresses the opening of the 2nd Communications Planning Workshop for the Sustainable Sanitation for East Asia – Philippines project at the City Museum participated in by city officials and employees to map out strategies for the implementation of the program. Dagupan is one of the…
WINNING FORM—Ma. Cresencia Verzosa, daughter of Dagupan City Chief of Police Mariano Luis Verzosa and a second year high school student of the Columban School in Lingayen, cruises in the 100-meter breast stroke event to win the gold in the Milo Little Olympics at the Narciso Ramos Sports and Civic…
RUNNING CHAMP—Crisanto Lafiguera of Pangasinan National High School (PNHS) crosses the finish line to rule the 1500-meter run for secondary boys during the 11th Milo Little Olympics-Luzon at the Narciso Ramos Sports and Civic Center (NRSCC) in Lingayen last week. (Punchphoto by Cesar S. Ramirez)
CHAMPION AMATEUR RIDER—San Jacinto cyclist Reynaldo Calosa coasts by himself to the finish line to win the 126-kilometer Romero-Emperador Brandy Cycling Challenge that started and finished in Mangaldan last Tuesday. (Photo by Jun Figueroa)
Isidro C. Antiniw 21 Sept 2008 Mayor Perez, Keep up the good work and good city governance. More power to you and to your administration.
Jevie de Guzman 21 Sept 2008 Did Jueteng stop in Malasiqui only ??? How about other towns??? Just Asking… According to some sources, jueteng did stop in Malasiqui but not in other towns of the 3rd district. If this is true, then Cong Arenas is very selective and people will…
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