On with the struggle By Gonzalo Duque THE Gulf Landing re-enactment rites last week reminded us of the Second World War and the Filipinos’ galantry and heroism in defense of freedom. While we feel enobled by our forebears ‘love of coutry, there is however a very dismal proof of…
‘Ang Larawan’ a Filipino masterpiece By Al S. Mendoza I am overjoyed by the critical success of “Ang Larawan.” Starting slow, it rebounded big—its mighty comeback almost unprecedented in the local movie world. If it were a basketball championship, “Ang Larawan” scored a smashing victory, unleashing its deadliest finishing…
Fil-Am cyclist Coryn Rivera By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. UNKNOWN to many of our countrymen but well-known to the cycling world especially in America where she was born and raised and in Europe where she’s currently based now, our country already produced a pure-bred professional cyclist that is conquering prestigious…
Bring Home A Friend By @SiRVis A travel journal that will give you a pleasant view of people, places, food, culture, history and events from a refreshing perspective NO one knows our hometown best but us. Who knows the resto that serves the best local dishes, the best accommodation,…
WISH LIST FOR 2018 — The provincial board is set to start its initial session this January 15 for 2018. As a frequent visitor covering their sessions, I am sharing my short wish list this year: That there will be lesser resolutions authorizing the governor to enter into agreement with…
RIDING THE WAVES — It is the time of the year when surfers like Dagupeño scuba diver and surfer Karlos Reyna, take advantage of the big waves being seen at the Lingayen Gulf. He rides the waves with his short surfboard in his favorite spot at the Bonuan Blue Beach in Dagupan City. (Punchphoto…
73rd LINGAYEN GULF LANDING THE veterans in Pangasinan took center stage anew when the provincial government observed and celebrated 73rd Lingayen Gulf Landings and the 11th Pangasinan Veterans Days on January 9 at the Veteran’s Park, Capitol Ground in Lingayen. In affirming the heroism of the veterans, Gov. Amado I….
WEARY AND OLD – One of the honored veterans walk away from the celebration of the 73rd Lingayen Gulf Landings Anniversary after receiving his share of the gifts and tokens from the provincial government. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
73 YEARS AFTER LINGAYEN GULF LANDING SEVENTY-three years after the historic Lingayen Gulf Landings, students at West Central Elementary School (WCES) in this city are continuously taught about the liberation of Filipinos from the Japanese occupation and regard US Gen. Douglas MacArthur, the famous American soldier, a hero. Marissa Mamaril,…
© 2024 Sunday Punch. Dagupan.
