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January 2018

Editorial

By | Editorial, News

PDU30’s advocacy: Firecracker ban AT the rate firecracker manufacturers were developing and selling their products guaranteeing louder explosions but without warning the public of serious and dire consequences to life and limb, this year would definitely see more casualties crowding emergency rooms of hospitals. But thanks to the wisdom of…

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Editorial

By January 2, 2018Editorial, News

Punchline

By | Opinion, Punchline

Making and breaking resolutions By Ermin Garcia Jr.   IN 2018, I’ll be ‘-ty years old’, no use making resolutions for next year. I believe I have made enough and broken enough in my lifetime. I’m not saying it’s useless having some, on the contrary, I believe it helps mold…

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Punchline

By January 2, 2018Opinion, Punchline

Playing with Fire

By | Archives, Opinion

Fernandez, the best mayor of Dagupan City By Gonzalo Duque   AFTER a time of joy (Christmas) let’s face the New Year with hope and achievement. We’ve been asked to comment on the presidency of our citymate Vice Mayor Brian Lim in the world Jaycees. Timely. We’d say it’s the…

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Playing with Fire

By January 2, 2018Archives, Opinion

G Spot

By | G Spot, Opinion

Loose change By Virginia J. Pasalo   LA UNION representative and former Agoo mayor Sandra Eriguel is proposing to carve out 26, 0000 hectares out of 31,000 hectares of forest and watershed along both sides of the Marcos Highway, an area declared protected by Presidential Proclamation 1754, signed by President…

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G Spot

By January 2, 2018G Spot, Opinion

The North Vista

By | Archives, Opinion

The North Vista Year Ender By @SiRVis   A travel journal that will give you a pleasant view of people, places, food, culture, history and events from a refreshing perspective   2017 was indeed the year of travel! The North Vista started its maiden voyage in Sunday Punch last January…

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The North Vista

By January 2, 2018Archives, Opinion