Monthly Archives

February 2011

Gina seeks women’s, children’s desk in every village

By | Headlines, News

FOURTH District Rep. Gina de Venecia has vowed to put up a Women’s and Children’s Desk in every barangay in her district similar to those she initiated in police stations. Speaking to newsmen on Friday, De Venecia said the Women and Children Desk in every village is provided for under…

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Gina seeks women’s, children’s desk in every village

By February 27, 2011Headlines, News

Lim tells barangay brass: Be accountable

By | Inside News, News

“YOU can earn respect if you exercise your authority with responsibility and accountability without fear or favor.” Thus exhorted Dagupan Mayor Benjamin Lim as he encouraged all barangays officials to involve their constituents in finding the best solutions for their problems through consultation because the process of communication is very…

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Lim tells barangay brass: Be accountable

By February 27, 2011Inside News, News

3 bodies found in 2 towns

By | Inside News, News

LINGAYEN–Three bodies of a male and two females were found dumped in three separate areas in two towns last February 23. The victims, all of whom remain unidentified, had strangulation marks and gunshot wounds. Police Provincial Director Senior Superintendent Rosueto Ricaforte has ordered a thorough investigation of the slayings, which…

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3 bodies found in 2 towns

By February 27, 2011Inside News, News

Deputy provincial warden faces admin raps

By | Inside News, News

THE province’s deputy provincial warden and 14 other jail guards are facing administrative charges following the escape of four inmates last month. Rogelio Paglingayen, the deputy provincial warden, and eight jail guards were charged following the escape of three prisoners on January 7, according to Provincial Legal Officer Geraldine Baniqued.

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Deputy provincial warden faces admin raps

By February 27, 2011Inside News, News

GSIS relaxes policy on survivorship pension

By | Business, News

SPOUSES of deceased pensioners of the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) can now receive the survivorship pension even if they are gainfully employed or receiving income from other sources. The GSIS recently approved and started implementing a new policy which qualifies surviving spouses to receive the usual half of the…

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GSIS relaxes policy on survivorship pension

By February 27, 2011Business, News

Farmers endorse food requirement bill

By | Business, News

PANGASINAN farmers have endorsed a bill filed by Rep. Jack Enrile seeking to establish a Food Requirement Plan for Filipinos before local produce before can be considered for export. “The feedback is good,” said Enrile who met farmers from the province and their leaders in a day-long consultation in Dagupan City on Friday,…

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Farmers endorse food requirement bill

By February 27, 2011Business, News