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September 2021

Imminent danger in the sea

By | Editorial, Punch Gallery

THERE is an imminent hazardous economic activity looming ahead for the province’s next generations. We refer to the offshore mining activity covering 10,064 hectares of the Lingayen Gulf fronting Sual, Labrador, Lingayen, Binmaley, Dagupan City and San Fabian. Unless the Iron Ore and Vanadium Resources (Phils.), the mining proponent, can…

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Imminent danger in the sea

By September 28, 2021Editorial, Punch Gallery

A friend named ‘Ex’

By | Punchline

By Ermin Garcia Jr.   I just lost another dear friend in Pangasinan – Ex Exconde. He passed away last Saturday September 18, not from Covid but from aneurysm at age 92. I actually wondered what Ex’s real first name was when I first met him at the Rotary Club…

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A friend named ‘Ex’

By September 28, 2021Punchline

Perfect landing

By | G Spot

By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo   THERE are friends we can entrust some of our secrets, although there are very few of them, not more than half the total count of our fingers. In these fingers, the secrets live a life, free and unconstrained, in total trust and acceptance, and thrive,…

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Perfect landing

By September 27, 2021G Spot

EJ Obiena, another PH sports celebrity in the making

By | Sports Eye

By Jesus A. Garcia Jr.   INDISPUTABLY, Filipinos’ top 20 favorite sports nowadays are basketball, boxing, volleyball, pool (billiards), football, our national sport called sepak takraw, badminton, lawn tennis, golf, chess, volleyball, cycling, running, table tennis, taekwondo, kickboxing, shooting, bowling, archery and the newest e-sport. Obviously, pole vault is less-known…

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EJ Obiena, another PH sports celebrity in the making

By September 27, 2021Sports Eye

God and Gold

By | Learnings in Life

Unknown Author Contributed by Ashok G. Vasandani   Here’s a story I read in www.moral-shortstory.blogspot.com that I’d like to share, something that we can all learn from. THERE was a saintly sage in ancient India. He resided in a hermitage in a forest. He was a great scholar, philosopher and…

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God and Gold

By September 27, 2021Learnings in Life

Small miracles at a time!

By | Feelings

By Jing Villamil   SHE sat still on her son’s swivel chair. Its thickly padded back, neck and head rest seemed to swallow all of her; she had lost so much weight the past nights, days. From tight grip of the cup of coco on her palms, she raised a…

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Small miracles at a time!

By September 27, 2021Feelings

Large-scale offshore mining in Lingayen Gulf bared, hit

By | Headlines

UNKNOWN to the coastal communities in Pangasinan, a mining exploration in a large area of the Lingayen Gulf is ongoing following the signing of a technical financial agreement between the company Iron Ore and Vanadium Resources (Phils.) Inc. and the national government last November 25, 2020. This was bared during the Question Hour of the Sangguniang…

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Large-scale offshore mining in Lingayen Gulf bared, hit

By September 27, 2021Headlines