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May 2019

ORIGAMI

By | Archives, Opinion

Crying Baby By MAMI ORIGAMI refers to the Japanese art of folding plain or colored paper into visual art – boxes birds, butterflies, flowers, hearts, etc. But, when kids with their tiny, pudgy fingers can turn out insightful though clumsy interpretation of the things they usually encounter in their small…

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ORIGAMI

By May 27, 2019Archives, Opinion

Farmers oppose planned P60-P90 cigarette tax

By | Headlines, News

FROM P35 TAX PER PACK A group of tobacco farmers, including those from Pangasinan, are strongly opposing the passage of a Senate bill seeking to increase tax on cigarettes as “it will kill the industry and the farmers working in it”. Saturnino Distor, president of Philippine Tobacco Growers Association Inc….

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Farmers oppose planned P60-P90 cigarette tax

By May 27, 2019Headlines, News

Four dredging machines working double time

By | Headlines, News

TO AVERT PROLONGED FLOODING THE desilting operations along Dagupan City river system have stepped up with four fully operational dredging machines from the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) working in a bid to prevent prolonged flooding in the city.      The newly repaired Dredge Visayas I is currently at…

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Four dredging machines working double time

By May 27, 2019Headlines, News

Alaminos City elected youngest PH city mayor

By | Headlines, News, Punch Gallery

ALAMINOS CITY—This city, home of the famous Hundred Islands, has a new mayor possibly the youngest city chief executive elected nationwide in the May 13 polls. Twenty-two year old Arth Bryan Celeste garnered 22,498 votes while his closest rival had 19,452 votes in a three-cornered mayoralty fight. All the candidates…

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Alaminos City elected youngest PH city mayor

Who were Pangasinan’s preferred 12 senators

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SENATORIAL candidates came and went to wherever they could to woo Pangasinenses votes. On May 13, Pangasinenses responded. The record from the Commission on Elections provincial office based in Dagupan City showed the Pangasinenses preferences: 1. Cynthia Villar (978,845) 2. Grace Poe (930,133)3. Lito Lapid (782, 368)4. Imee Marcos (778,291)5….

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Who were Pangasinan’s preferred 12 senators

By May 27, 2019Headlines, News

 Immigration bureau warns foreigners vs. fixers

By | Inside News, News

THE Bureau of Immigration (BI)-Dagupan Field Office has warned resident foreigners not to transact business with its office through fixers. Christopher John Abella, alien control officer of BI-Dagupan Field Office, said his office does not entertain representations by fixers. Abella said they should directly discuss their concerns with immigration personnel…

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 Immigration bureau warns foreigners vs. fixers

By May 27, 2019Inside News, News