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August 2019

EDITORIAL

By | Editorial, News

Solution to flooding needs total approach THE creation of the Anti-Flooding Commission by the Lim administration is a step in the right direction. However, from the initial description of the commission’s mandate, one gets the impression that the study’s parameters are inclusive of the city’s physical boundaries only. Following the…

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EDITORIAL

By August 6, 2019Editorial, News

Punchline

By | Opinion, Punchline

Fr. Soc, the politician By Ermin Garcia Jr. I grieve for my archdiocese, Lingayen-Dagupan. This was the archdiocese that molded and strengthened my faith in the Catholic Church from my boyhood years. I was exposed to the duties and work of the clergy early in my grade school days because…

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Punchline

By August 6, 2019Opinion, Punchline

Playing with Fire

By | Archives, Opinion

Problems cropping up at PCA By Gonzalo Duque I’D like to thank President Duterte for appointing me as administrator of the Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA). I’ve, in fact, already started my job before my oath-taking by visiting our building. The ambiance is not good because it looks like a tomb. And…

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Playing with Fire

By August 6, 2019Archives, Opinion

G Spot

By | G Spot, Opinion

The streets where we live By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo I am walking through the streets today, in the rain. After transacting with Bank of Commerce Philcoa Branch, I start to walk on Masaya Street. The street is busy moving people. It has become the station for tricycles to and from…

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G Spot

By August 6, 2019G Spot, Opinion

Sports Eye

By | Opinion, Sports Eye

“There’s always the first time” By Jesus A. Garcia, Jr. “THERE’S always the first time,” a maxim that nobody dares contradict because it’s true. And that’s what happened last Sunday (July 28) in the sporting world and became the talk of the town among cycling followers when a young rider…

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Sports Eye

By August 6, 2019Opinion, Sports Eye