Monthly Archives

January 2014

Stop illegal drug trade, HRIT

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MARCHING ORDERS TO NEW P.D.  LINGAYEN—The newly designated police provincial director in an officer-in-charge capacity hardly warmed his seat when he received his marching orders or the improvement of peace and order in the province from Gov. Amado T. Espino, Jr.: Prioritize campaign vs. illegal drugs and solve killings by…

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Stop illegal drug trade, HRIT

By January 19, 2014Headlines, News

Dagupan ready to take Decorp to court

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DAGUPAN Mayor Belen Fernandez warned that the Dagupan Electric Corporation (Decorp) risks facing a possible suit from the city government if it ignores her letter dated December 27, 2013 ordering the company to terminate their contract for the controversial electric meter located in the premises of the former MC Adore…

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Dagupan ready to take Decorp to court

By January 19, 2014Headlines, News

Pangasinan cops score low in aptitude test

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MEMBERS of the Pangasinan police force who were randomly chosen for a job aptitude test administered by the National Police Commission (Napolcom) scored low with just a 30 percent passing rate among the 300 examinees. Lawyer Monday Samson, Napolcom provincial director, said this means that while policemen in the province…

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Pangasinan cops score low in aptitude test

By January 19, 2014Headlines, News

Local farmers to testify vs. rice smuggling – Abono

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ROSALES—Members of three farmer cooperatives in Pangasinan are ready to testify before the January 22 Senate hearing and identify the source of the smuggled rice that they are selling. Rosendo So, founding chairman of the Abono party-list based here, said he has already talked to the cooperatives and has convinced…

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Local farmers to testify vs. rice smuggling – Abono

By January 19, 2014Headlines, News

Belen settles Pugaro’s 10-year old land dispute

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ALL’s well that ends well between a land owner and some 50 informal settlers in Sitio Suit, Barangay Pugaro after Dagupan Mayor Belen Fernandez interceded last Friday in their decade-old dispute that already led to the filing of counter-court suits. The informal settlers who settled in a private property were…

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Belen settles Pugaro’s 10-year old land dispute

By January 19, 2014Headlines, News

PANTAL RIVER INSPECTION

By | Inside News, News

PANTAL RIVER INSPECTION—City officials led by Mayor Belen Fernandez and representatives of the Department of Public Works and Highways Region 1 led by Engr. Ricardo Mayo inspect the Pantal River up to its mouth in barangay Pugaro before resuming the dredging operations to declog the silted parts. (CIO photo by…

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PANTAL RIVER INSPECTION

By January 19, 2014Inside News, News

Public told: Stay out of crowded places

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MEASLES ADVISORY  LINGAYEN—Pangasinenses have been advised by the Provincial Health Office (PHO) to avoid crowded places like malls amid concerns of a potential measles surge after two more confirmed cases were reported since the start of the year. Dr. Anna Ma. Teresa de Guzman, PHO chief, said their latest data…

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Public told: Stay out of crowded places

By January 19, 2014Inside News, News

Dagupan stops financial grants to organizations

By | Inside News, News

FINANCIAL grants that were generously extended to various organizations by the previous Dagupan administration under Benjamin Lim, many of which have not been liquidated, has been stopped by the present city administration of Mayor Belen Fernandez. Fernandez, speaking during the KBP forum last week, said the groups were supposedly undertaking…

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Dagupan stops financial grants to organizations

By January 19, 2014Inside News, News