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February 2017

Editorial

By | Editorial, News

Untenable situation FOR a while, communities in Pangasinan were encouraged by the initial impact of the momentum created by the Pangasinan police in the war on drugs.  The results of the Double Barrel strategy and Oplan Tokhang gave renewed hope to thousands of families who were affected by the drug…

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Editorial

By February 20, 2017Editorial, News

Punchline

By | Opinion, Punchline

Well-placed Pangasinenses By Ermin Garcia Jr.   HERE’S a piece of good news that should warm the cockles of hearts of Pangasinenses, and at the same time, a case for transparency on the part of The PUNCH. Know that there are now three Pangasinenses in the Motion and Television Review…

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Punchline

By February 20, 2017Opinion, Punchline

Sports Eye

By | Opinion, Sports Eye

Binmaley five stays unblemished By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. THE 2017 Inter-Town Basketball Tournament is now at the halfway mark. Sixteen of the 38 towns that originally participated are now in the quarterfinals bracketed in two groups, eight teams apiece. I managed to watch the second day of the quarterfinals…

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Sports Eye

By February 20, 2017Opinion, Sports Eye

G Spot

By | G Spot, Opinion

The necessity of the unnecessary By Virginia J. Pasalo   Valentine’s Day Conversation “Thank you, is this a prayer? I did not understand it.” “Yes it’s a recitation of Quran. My friend did it. Did it appeal to u? He has a nice voice. I wanted to say good morning…

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G Spot

By February 20, 2017G Spot, Opinion

Punching Bug

By | Archives, Opinion

Killer cops. Colombia’s Gaviria. Yasay. By Ulysses R. Butuyan   FORMER COLOMBIA PRESIDENT CESAR GAVIRIA SAYS, “MR. DUTERTE IS REPEATING MY MISTAKES.” That’s not true. Gaviria never badmouthed any Catholic Bishop or Pope, a United Nations Secretary General, a U.S. President and an SC Chief Justice with derogatory names and…

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Punching Bug

By February 20, 2017Archives, Opinion

Playing with Fire

By | Archives, Opinion

Dr. Pingkoy is GSIS chairman By Gonzalo Duque   IT’S something of a noble privilege. People congratulated us for our appointment as SSS commissioner two months ago. Thank you, President Digong! And thanks for your congratulations. But here’s a louder THANK YOU: President Digong very recently named brod Pingkoy chairman…

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Playing with Fire

By February 20, 2017Archives, Opinion

City prepares for W2E project

By | Headlines, News

GARBAGE CRISIS STAVED OFF THE feared garbage crisis in Dagupan City was allayed after city residents were noted to be responding positively to the call of the city government to segregate their household wastes after the city’s open dumpsite in Bonuan had been closed January 21. Mayor Belen T. Fernandez…

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City prepares for W2E project

By February 20, 2017Headlines, News

Provincial board commends Sto. Tomas

By | Headlines, News

PANGASINAN’S LONE DRUG-FREE TOWN STO. TOMAS—Finally, this municipality finally got the recognition it rightfully deserves for being the first and the lone drug-free town in Pangasinan. On Feb. 13, the provincial board through Provincial Resolution No. 167-2017 commended Sto. Tomas, town for being the first drug-free community in Pangasinan in…

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Provincial board commends Sto. Tomas

By February 20, 2017Headlines, News