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January 2022

Issue-based forums for gubernatorial, mayoralty bets

By | Editorial, Punch Gallery

WITH technology, there has been a growing public interest in national media issue-based  interviews that more local communities are beginning when local forums engaging  candidates for local posts can be organized as well. Over the years, local election officials and PNP stations organized symbolic covenant signing for peace among candidates,…

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Issue-based forums for gubernatorial, mayoralty bets

By January 31, 2022Editorial, Punch Gallery

Don’t shoot the wrong messenger

By | Punchline

By Ermin Garcia Jr.   THE Dagupan City councilors have every reason to be miffed by the city’s Public Information Office for dishing out half-truths (half-lies?) about the issues surrounding the delay in the passage of the city’s 2022 annual budget, particularly the message that points to them as the…

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Don’t shoot the wrong messenger

By January 31, 2022Punchline

More recoveries than new cases logged

By | Headlines

CONTAGION IN PANGASINAN THE fresh surge of COVID-19 cases in Pangasinan after the holiday season was kept at bay by the high number of recovered infected patients as gleaned from the records shared by the Provincial Epidemiology Surveillance Unit (PESU) of the Provincial Health Office from January 14 to 27….

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More recoveries than new cases logged

By January 31, 2022Headlines

Dagupan SP slams PIO for “lies” about delayed budget

By | Top Stories

THE Dagupan Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) passed a resolution expressing its disappointment and disgust over the disinformation posted by the city’s Public Information Office (PIO) in connection with the delay in the passage of the city’s 2022 annual budget. Resolution No. 7893-2022 sponsored by Councilors Luis Samson Jr., Michael Fernandez, Joshua…

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Dagupan SP slams PIO for “lies” about delayed budget

By January 31, 2022Top Stories

Dagupan City achieves herd immunity

By | Top Stories

DAGUPAN City has reportedly achieved its herd immunity against COVID-19 on Tuesday, January 25, local health authorities said. The City Health Office released its data, through the Dagupan City Public Information Office (PIO), showed that as of Tuesday, January 25, 129,586 individuals in Dagupan City, or 101.75 percent of the…

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Dagupan City achieves herd immunity

By January 31, 2022Top Stories

Election officers, police chiefs reshuffled ahead of polls

By | Top Stories

ALL town and city election officers in Pangasinan, except for four, have been reshuffled in  their assignments in a move by the Commission on Elections (Comelec) in the province in preparation for the May polls. Urdaneta City Election Officer Nathaniel Siaden told the Kapihan sa PIA (Philippine Information Agency) that…

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Election officers, police chiefs reshuffled ahead of polls

By January 31, 2022Top Stories

Amicable settlement on Feb 8 arraignment expected

By | Top Stories

LOLO NARDING’S 10 ‘KAING’ OF MANGOES AN amicable settlement with an apology and a plea for forgiveness from the 80-year-old man whose case for allegedly stealing some 10 kaing of mangoes went viral in social media last week. Lawyer James Fernandez of the Public Attorney’s Office in Urdaneta City said…

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Amicable settlement on Feb 8 arraignment expected

By January 31, 2022Top Stories