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May 2015

15 families displaced by blaze

By | Inside News, News

FIFTEEN families were rendered homeless in a less than an hour fire that razed 11 residential houses starting at 2:30 p.m. of May 4 along Amado Street in Barangay Tapuac in the first major fire in Dagupan City this year. Fire Officer 4 Charmy Ocampo, Dagupan City’s Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) operations officer, said no person was…

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15 families displaced by blaze

By May 10, 2015Inside News, News

Schools prepare for Brigada Iskwela, May 18 to 23

By | Inside News, News

THE  ‘Brigada Iskwela’, an annual activity of the Department of Education (DepEd) with parents, teachers and other stakeholders will be held simultaneously in all public schools in the country from May 18 to 23, a week before the opening of classes for school year 2015-2016 on the first Monday of June this year. This was announced by Ma. Linda Ventenilla,…

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Schools prepare for Brigada Iskwela, May 18 to 23

By May 10, 2015Inside News, News

NEW FARMING TECHNOLOGY

By | Business, News

NEW FARMING TECHNOLOGY — The 117 farmers that completed the Kabalikat sa Kabuhayan Farmers Training Program at Pozorrubio get together before parting ways. SM Foundation’s KSK-FT taught farmers more effective ways of producing and yielding vegetables with a 12-step program that teaches farmers seed culture and propagation, irrigation and fertilizer application using…

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NEW FARMING TECHNOLOGY

By May 10, 2015Business, News

Sual eyed to host multi-billion dollar petro-chemical complex

By | Business, News

ANOTHER POTENTIAL BIG INVESTOR A BIG international conglomerate, Kampac Corporation of Dubai, is negotiating to build a multi-billion dollar petro-chemical complex in Sual, that includes an oil refinery, international seaport, a ship building facility and either a coal-fired or gas power plant. Sual Mayor Roberto Arcinue told newsmen in Dagupan…

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Sual eyed to host multi-billion dollar petro-chemical complex

By May 10, 2015Business, News

More hotels, inns needed in Pangasinan

By | Business, News

LINGAYEN—As more tourist destinations and festivals in the province are becoming more popular, the growth of the hotel industry is not coping. This was the assessment of provincial tourism officer, Malu Eduayan noting how the province has failed to cope with the growing tourism industry. She encouraged the private sector…

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More hotels, inns needed in Pangasinan

By May 10, 2015Business, News