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September 2017

Father of PO2 Mejia laments slow progress of case

By | Headlines, News

STILL NO JUSTICE FOR SAF 44 THE 72-year-old father of PO2 Ephraim Mejia, one the Fallen SAF (Special Action Force) 44 killed by members of the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighter (BIFF) and Moro Islamic Liberation Front in Mamasapano Maguindanao in January 2016 laments that justice for his son and 43…

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Father of PO2 Mejia laments slow progress of case

By September 4, 2017Headlines, News

Floodgates proposed to end tidal floods in city

By | Inside News, News

THE Dagupan City government hopes to end tidal flooding in several low-lying areas in the city in the next five years through the construction of several floodgates along various rivers and creeks in the city. Josephine Corpuz, officer-in-charge at the City Planning and Development Coordinating Office, said the floodgates will be closed…

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Floodgates proposed to end tidal floods in city

By September 4, 2017Inside News, News

Funds for Bolinao lighthouse renovation sought

By | Inside News, News

THE old iconic Bolinao Lighthouse badly needs repair and renovation if it is expected to continue to function efficiently to and guide ships to safety. First District Rep. Jesus ‘Boying’ Celeste said he has asked the Congress to allocate funds for the lighthouse’s urgent renovation and upgrading of its equipment….

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Funds for Bolinao lighthouse renovation sought

By September 4, 2017Inside News, News

DPWH set to construct Lingayen-Binmaley bypass road

By | Inside News, News, Punch Gallery

TO ease the traffic congestion in Lingayen town, a Lingayen bypass road will be constructed by the Department of Public Works and Highways Regional Office. In a presentation to 2nd Rep. Leopoldo Bataoil, Engr. Julian Narvas, Jr. of DPWH Regional Office 1, said the 3.8 kilometers concrete bypass road will…

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DPWH set to construct Lingayen-Binmaley bypass road

‘Compressed work week’, not mandatory – De Venecia

By | Inside News, News

FOURTH District Rep. Christopher de Venecia said the bill for the compressed work week “recently approved in the House of Representatives is an option and is not mandatory for employers to adopt”. De Venecia, one of the authors of House Bill 6152, said one of the main objectives of the…

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‘Compressed work week’, not mandatory – De Venecia

By September 4, 2017Inside News, News

DSWD turns over 20 core shelter projects in Alaminos

By | Inside News, News

THE Department of Social Welfare and Development recently turned over an initial 20 core shelter units in Pangapisan, Alaminos City to the city government under the agency’s Core Shelter Assistance Program (CSAP) for poor people living in hazard-prone areas. The Alaminos City Mayor Arthur Celeste said the city government’s counterpart…

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DSWD turns over 20 core shelter projects in Alaminos

By September 4, 2017Inside News, News

Hotel with 200 rooms to rise in Alaminos

By | Business, News

ALAMINOS CITY—A 200-room hotel here is set to rise after a groundbreaking ceremony last August 23 at the Lucap Wharf. Engr. Ruben Bacay, chairman of HIRIBACO Resort Residences, will build the project. He is also the president of Anglobuilders Construction and Development Inc., Aceana Construction and Devt. Corp, Asianaland Realty…

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Hotel with 200 rooms to rise in Alaminos

By September 4, 2017Business, News

Vessel owners briefed on commercial fishing rules

By | Business, News

THE Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Region 1 Office recently conducted a seminar for 50 vessel owners and workers from Pangasinan, La Union and Ilocos Sur on the rules and regulations governing working and living conditions of fishers on board fishing vessels engaged in commercial fishing operations. DOLE-RO I…

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Vessel owners briefed on commercial fishing rules

By September 4, 2017Business, News