Monthly Archives

May 2009

Erap visits W. Pangasinan; pooh-poohs Lakas-Kampi

By | Inside News, News

ALAMINOS CITY–Former President Joseph “Erap” Estrada, a leader of the opposition, belittled the administration’s Lakas-Kampi merger, saying that it is nothing but a new “publicity” gimmick as the two parties have always been under the control of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. “As far as I’m concerned, isang partido lang yan. Kung…

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Erap visits W. Pangasinan; pooh-poohs Lakas-Kampi

By May 31, 2009Inside News, News

PNP murals impress police chief

By | Inside News, News

LINGAYEN— Murals painted by amateur artists in the perimeter wall of the Police Provincial Office (PPO) impressed and delighted Police Director General Jesus Verzosa, chief of the Philippine National Police. “The murals depict the various activities of the Philippine National Police and how they should cooperate with the community which…

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PNP murals impress police chief

By May 31, 2009Inside News, News

Sta. Barbara’s feed and read program gets more support

By | Inside News, News

STA. BARBARA—The “Feed and Read to Lead” program, initiated by the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Class of 1976 and organized by the local police municipal government here, continues to get support from various sectors. In the most recent session held May 23, JC Hardware, a dealer of construction materials, co-hosted…

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Sta. Barbara’s feed and read program gets more support

By May 31, 2009Inside News, News

47% dropout rate among students seen

By | Inside News, News

Provincial officials have expressed alarm over the high drop rate, now estimated at 47%, among elementary graduates who are not pursuing secondary education in public schools, particularly in areas within the Pangasinan 1 Schools Division. Vice Governor Marlyn Primicias-Agabas, presiding officer of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, told Dr. Aurora Domingo, schools…

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47% dropout rate among students seen

By May 31, 2009Inside News, News

Dagupan’s palay sector thrives

By | Business, News

DAGUPAN, a city famous for being the bangus capital of the world, also has, unknown to many, a thriving rice producing sector with 16 hectares of land that is irrigated year-round. The city’s areas bordering the town of Calasiao, particularly Tebeng and Mangin, have suitable land for planting palay and…

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Dagupan’s palay sector thrives

By May 31, 2009Business, News

Taiwan group promotes computer literacy in Sison

By | Business, News

SISON–A Taiwan-based charitable institution, Aihu Foundation Inc., has sponsored a program to promote computer literacy among adults here on wheels. Some 350 adults had their graduation rites on Tuesday after completing the program “Computer Van Aralan” which Aihu, undertook in cooperation with the Sison municipal government and the Technical Education…

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Taiwan group promotes computer literacy in Sison

By May 31, 2009Business, News