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March 2010

‘Animal-kidnap-for-ransom’

By | Headlines, News

CATTLE RUSTLERS’ NEW PLOY LINGAYEN–Cattle rustlers, recently back with a vengeance in the province, have adopted a new modus operandi: animal-kidnap-for-ransom. P/Supt. Romeo Caramat, chief of the intelligence division of the provincial police, told newsmen in a forum last week that there have been reports in different areas where cattle…

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‘Animal-kidnap-for-ransom’

By March 14, 2010Headlines, News

Still early to declare state of calamity–DA

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DROUGHT IN PANGASINAN LINGAYEN–The Department of Agriculture said it is still premature to declare Pangasinan under a state of calamity as a result of the current drought that has already wrought havoc to 1,850 hectares of rice land. DA Director Cipriano Santiago, who gave a briefing before the Sangguniang Panlalawigan…

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Still early to declare state of calamity–DA

By March 14, 2010Headlines, News

Women are empowered in city hall

By | Headlines, News

WOMEN now constitute a major segment in the city government’s workforce. This fact revealed by Dagupan City Mayor Alipio Fernandez Jr. during the general assembly of various women’s groups and civic association during the Women’s Month celebration at the City Plaza last March 8 was met with a generous applause…

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Women are empowered in city hall

By March 14, 2010Headlines, News

JdV revives ‘1 Billion Trees’ movement

By | Inside News, News

WITH El Niño and other climate change phenomena affecting and threatening the country, 4th District Rep. Jose de Venecia Jr. is reviving his One Billion Trees Movement, which he co-founded with Justice Amado Valdez and seven other members of civil society about seven years ago. “The trees absorb the carbon…

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JdV revives ‘1 Billion Trees’ movement

By March 14, 2010Inside News, News

UPAS curbs cable theft in Dagupan

By | Inside News, News

THEFT of electricity and cable television wires has been effectively dealt with in Dagupan through the city government’s Unified Pole Attachment Scheme (UPAS) and a related program involving inter-agency cooperation. Power, telecommunication and cable signal providers in Dagupan lauded the leadership of Mayor Alipio Fernandez Jr. for strengthening efforts to mitigate…

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UPAS curbs cable theft in Dagupan

By March 14, 2010Inside News, News

No HIV-positive cases in Dagupan… so far

By | Inside News, News

TEST results from 600 volunteers show no one was positive of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) as of December 2009, according to Dr. Jocelyn Tongson, officer-in-charge of the Social Hygiene Clinic in Dagupan City The free and voluntary testing, started four years ago, is conducted every December funded by the…

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No HIV-positive cases in Dagupan… so far

By March 14, 2010Inside News, News

Study reveals dangers posed by fish pens

By | Business, News

THE first phase of Norwegian government—funded project earlier done in the coastal areas of Dagupan-Binmaley-Lingayen and Bolinao and Anda following the 2001 massive fishkill confirmed that fish pen operations have contributed to the degradation of rivers and tributaries in those areas. The project Environmental Monitoring and Modeling Towards Sustainable Aquaculture Development…

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Study reveals dangers posed by fish pens

By March 14, 2010Business, News