Monthly Archives

September 2013

Tayug acts to curb high malnutrition rate

By | Inside News, News

TAYUG—This town was identified as having the highest malnutrition rate in the province last June, observed as Nutrition Month in the country. Surprised and alarmed by the report, the municipal government immediately launched in mid-July a 120-day feeding program for 460 of the town’s most malnourished children.

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Tayug acts to curb high malnutrition rate

By September 22, 2013Inside News, News

Dengue cases down in September; but alert still up

By | Inside News, News

LINGAYEN—After an alarming 60 percent increase from January to August, the number of reported dengue cases has dropped this month at 160 so far compared to 389 in the same month last year. But the Provincial Health Office (PHO) maintains the alert level and reiterated its call to all communities…

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Dengue cases down in September; but alert still up

By September 22, 2013Inside News, News

PESO provides free call to OFWs in Syria

By | Inside News, News

LINGAYEN—Relatives of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in Syria can call their loved ones in the war-torn country for free through the Provincial Employment and Services Office (PESO) located here. PESO chief Alex Ferrer noted, however, that there is a very small number of OFWs from Pangasinan in Syria as their…

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PESO provides free call to OFWs in Syria

By September 22, 2013Inside News, News

Quarry firm ordered to stop operations

By | Business, News

LINGAYEN—A company undertaking sand and gravel quarrying in Bayambang town has been ordered to cease and desist operations by the provincial government following a protest rally by residents in the area. Last Monday, residents of Barangay San Gabriel I, site of the quarrying operations, and nearby barangays held a rally…

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Quarry firm ordered to stop operations

By September 21, 2013Business, News

Dagupan hotels, inns support ban on minors

By | Business, News

THE Association of Dagupan Hotels and Inns (ADHI) expressed support to the city council’s proposed resolution to ban minors unaccompanied by elders from their establishments. Fred Quinto, president of ADHI, said their group with more than 20 members, is ready to implement the rule once the ordinance is passed. “They…

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Dagupan hotels, inns support ban on minors

By September 21, 2013Business, News

SP set to update investment code

By | Business, News

LINGAYEN–The Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) approved on September 16, 2013 a resolution creating an ad hoc technical working committee that will be tasked to update and revise the Pangasinan Investment Code. The ad hoc technical working committee will be composed of heads of the different concerned departments of the provincial government…

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SP set to update investment code

By September 21, 2013Business, News

Lower price for rice expected soon

By | Business, News

LINGAYEN—The price of commercial rice in the market remains high but government agencies have assured that this will change soon with harvests already underway. “We have enough supply in our warehouses and we’re expecting the price to normalize since the harvesting already started,” said Provincial Agriculturist Dalisay Moya last September…

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Lower price for rice expected soon

By September 21, 2013Business, News

Tourism office sets up more visitor entry points for survey

By | Business, News

LINGAYEN—The Tourism Operations Division (TOD) has launched additional survey points to gather more data on visitor arrivals in the province to strengthen data support for planning of programs and events. The areas cover bus terminals, namely: Victory Liner, Five Star, and Solid North in the towns of Bolinao, Alaminos City,…

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Tourism office sets up more visitor entry points for survey

By September 21, 2013Business, News

PEOPLE POWER HISTORY

By | News, People & Events, Punch Gallery

PEOPLE POWER HISTORY—Students of the Creative Montessori Center of the Lyceum Northwestern University appear mesmerized as they listen to their principal, Joel Cerezo, as he reads a story from the book EDSA, written by Russel Molina and illustrated by Sergio Bumatay III, which was launched by the EDSA People Power…

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PEOPLE POWER HISTORY