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September 2008

PACA plans more projects for kabaleyans back home

By | News, Overseas, People & Events

By Jojo Taduran TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA–Most Filipino associations throughout the world are undertaking projects that will benefit their respective kababayans and their places of origin in the Philippines. No different is the Pangasinan Association of Canada (PACA) or the Annak Ti Pangasinan, which continuously develops and works for more projects…

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PACA plans more projects for kabaleyans back home

By September 23, 2008News, Overseas, People & Events

Julier wants prime suspect in dad’s slay captured alive

By | Headlines, News

SAN CARLOS CITY—Mayor Julier Resuello wishes that the hitman, who shot his father, the late Mayor Julian Resuello, would be arrested alive and well. “It’s better if he’s alive because a dead man tells no tale,” Resuello said in a chat with newsmen at his office shortly after delivering his…

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Julier wants prime suspect in dad’s slay captured alive

By September 23, 2008Headlines, News

Mayors seek guidelines for use of shotguns by kapitans

By | Headlines, News

LINGAYEN–The implementation of the Espino administration’s ‘shotguns-for-barangay chairmen’ appears to have been a classic case of putting the cart before the horse. The shotguns were issued sans any established set of guidelines for the use and safekeeping of the firearm and validating qualification of the barangay officials to possess the…

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Mayors seek guidelines for use of shotguns by kapitans

By September 23, 2008Headlines, News

Provincial officials hold health summit in Pampanga

By | Headlines, News

LINGAYEN— In a bid to have a coherent health care system, the province will hold the first-ever Provincial Health Summit on September 25 to 27 but not without a critical observation about the venue. Gov. Amado Espino Jr. will spearhead the three-day activity at the Oxford Hotel in Clarkfield, Pampanga,…

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Provincial officials hold health summit in Pampanga

By September 23, 2008Headlines, News

City task force sees end to relocation in Sitio Russia

By | Headlines, News

Dagupan City officials are optimistic that the running feud between residents of Sitio Russia in Barangay Bonuan Binloc and the City government will soon be settled amicably. This was expressed by City Legal Officer George Mejia even as Regional Trial Court Judge Genoveva Maramba scheduled an ocular inspection of the…

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City task force sees end to relocation in Sitio Russia

By September 23, 2008Headlines, News

Alert raised vs. AIDS-like disease among hogs

By | Business, News

SAN CARLOS CITY—Hog growers have been warned against a virus known as ‘Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome’ (PRRS) that affect pigs like the Acute Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) among humans. The call was sounded off by Dr. Eric Perez, assistant provincial veterinarian, after they found cases of abortion among pigs…

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Alert raised vs. AIDS-like disease among hogs

By September 23, 2008Business, News