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July 2014

Raided center suffers from “slow justice”

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LINGAYEN– It has been more than a month since the Department of Justice (DOJ) dismissed the anti-trafficking in persons case filed against Kamehachi Corporation, an online English tutorial center here, for “insufficient evidence.” However, Branch 57 of the Regional Trial Court (RTC) in San Carlos City, still, has not ruled…

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Raided center suffers from “slow justice”

By July 28, 2014Inside News, News

Cojuangco rejects proposal

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BNPP AS GAS-FIRED PLANT IT’S the wrong solution. This was the reaction of former fifth district Rep. Mark Cojuangco to a proposal to convert the mothballed Bataan Nuclear Power Plant ((BNPP) INTO into a gas-fired facility. Secretary Herminio Coloma Jr. of the Presidential Communications Operations Office earlier announced that the…

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Cojuangco rejects proposal

By July 28, 2014Inside News, News

LTO Lingayen, Urdaneta rated ‘excellent’

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LINGAYEN– The Land Transportation Office (LTO) district offices in Lingayen and Urdaneta were among those rated as excellent by the Civil Service Commission (CSC) under the Anti-Red Tape Act (ARTA) program. LTO-Lingayen district chief Eric Suriben said the rating was the result of the Report Card Survey (RCS) done by…

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LTO Lingayen, Urdaneta rated ‘excellent’

By July 28, 2014Inside News, News

Lingayen implements new traffic scheme

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LINGAYEN—While the Sangguniang Bayan (SB) is still pondering the amendments needed to the town’s traffic ordinance, the mayor already preempted the process by issuing an executive order (EO) for the implementation of a new traffic scheme. The EO issued by Mayor Josefina Castañeda established the route for the town’s one…

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Lingayen implements new traffic scheme

By July 28, 2014Inside News, News

More coops join PCSF

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LINGAYEN–More multi-purpose cooperatives (MPCs) in the province are participating in the Pangasinan Credit Surety Fund (PCSF). As of June 30, 2014, Rogelio Dela Peña, head of the PCSF oversight committee, reported that from 11 cooperatives in 2011, there are now 23 cooperatives paying contributions to the fund. Paid contributions of…

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More coops join PCSF

By July 28, 2014News, News Briefs

Wanted: More Lifelines

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THE caravan ‘Lifeline Caravan” seeking to create higher awareness for organ donation took off from Dagupan City last week. The caravan, organized by the Philippine Organ Donation and Transplantation Program (PODTP) and the Philippine Network for Organ Sharing  (PhilNOS) under the Department of Health (DOH,) started with a training -workshop for Transplant…

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Wanted: More Lifelines

By July 28, 2014News, News Briefs

ASIS is new capitol’s HRD chief

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THE Sangguniang Palalawigan has confirmed the appointment of Janette Asis as the Human Resource and Development Officer of the Provincial Government during the SP session held last Monday. The confirmation was made after the board’s executive session with Asis who was assisted by Provincial Administrator Rafael Howard Baraan. BM Angel M….

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ASIS is new capitol’s HRD chief

By July 28, 2014News, News Briefs

Street food vendors get gov’t assistance

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STREET food vendors in Dagupan City now have access to government support via the “Negosyo sa Kariton” (Nego-kart), a livelihood assistance project of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) recently launched by the city government. Qualified participants are required to undergo training on food management practices and standard sanitary…

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Street food vendors get gov’t assistance

By July 28, 2014News, News Briefs