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February 2017

17k Bible copies donated for ‘drug-surrenderers’

By | Inside News, News, Punch Gallery

LINGAYEN — Gov. Amado I. Espino III and Pangasinan Police Director Ronald Oliver Lee led the symbolic distribution of 140 copies of Bible donated by the Word Riders to drug personalities who surrendered. The turnover ceremony held last February 4 at the PPPO grounds was witnessed by chiefs of police in…

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17k Bible copies donated for ‘drug-surrenderers’

Sufficient rice stocks assured

By | Inside News, News

LINGAYEN—The provincial manager of the National Food Authority (NFA) based here assured enough rice supply for residents of first to third congressional districts of Pangasinan with 80,000 bags food security stock available. Ramon Cuaresma said 80,000 bags of rice in NFA warehouses are good for the next 87 days. He…

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Sufficient rice stocks assured

By February 12, 2017Inside News, News

Deferment of 900-MW coal plant project hailed

By | Business, News

PHINMA EYES 2023 LINGAYEN–Leaders of Save Sual Movement (SSM) hailed the decision of Phinma Energy Corp. to defer a planned 900-megawatt coal-fired power plant in Sual town due to an oversupply of coal projects. Phinma had announced it is considering constructing the coal plant in 2023 to 2025 because of its…

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Deferment of 900-MW coal plant project hailed

By February 12, 2017Business, News

DOE prioritizes assessment of Sual Plant

By | Business, News

THE Department of Energy (DOE) sent a team to the Sual Power Station last week to assess the restoration of its generating units that went offline. This was confirmed by Engr. Danny Gallangan, officer-in-charge director of Department of Energy (DOE) Luzon Field Office based in Urdaneta City, during the KBP Forum last…

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DOE prioritizes assessment of Sual Plant

By February 12, 2017Business, News

10 distressed OFWs get livelihood kits

By | Business, News

THE Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) is set to release livelihood starter kits to ten beneficiaries from Pangasinan through the Balik Pinas, Balik Hanapbuhay (BPBH) Program. They are among the first batch of beneficiaries in Region 1 for 2017, in support of stronger reintegration efforts for particularly for distressed Overseas…

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10 distressed OFWs get livelihood kits

By February 12, 2017Business, News

DOTr’s help sought to finish Alaminos airport

By | Business, News

ALAMINOS CITY—The city government has asked the Department of Transportation (DOTr) to continue and complete the construction of its stalled airport project in order to boost the city’s and province’s tourism industry. Mayor Arthur Celeste wrote the DOTr through Undersecretary Roberto Lim, in charge of airport and seaport projects, urging…

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DOTr’s help sought to finish Alaminos airport

By February 12, 2017Business, News

Grace period for ‘5-6’ lenders set

By | Business, News

LOCAL ‘5-6’ lenders from the Indian community in Pangasinan have been given a grace period to register their micro-financing business activities. The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) announced a transition period within which illegal foreign money lenders to legalize their resident status and register their lending business with the…

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Grace period for ‘5-6’ lenders set

By February 12, 2017Business, News