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February 2023

Alaminos City’s ‘Discipline Zone’ ordinance

By | Editorial, Punch Gallery

THE move of the Alaminos City government to pass and enforce its “Discipline Zone’ ordinance is not only timely but provides a direction that the Sangguniang Panlalawigan should consider adopting as a provincial ordinance to be passed and enforced in all towns and cities. The ordinance hits the core of…

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Alaminos City’s ‘Discipline Zone’ ordinance

By February 27, 2023Editorial, Punch Gallery

P6-B project loan = P1.2-B in kickbacks

By | Punchline

By Ermin Garcia Jr.   PANGASINENSES will finally see their non-working governor at work with the expected windfall of infrastructure projects that will be funded by the P6,000,000,000. loan with Land Bank! Guv Mon-Mon Guico will no longer be seen only signing memorandums of agreements but physically inspecting the 1)…

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P6-B project loan = P1.2-B in kickbacks

By February 27, 2023Punchline

The Moon in the water

By | G Spot

By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo   I NORMALLY prefer the silence of the morning to inspire myself to write. Debussy competes with the silence at times, but not often. This morning I spontaneously played Debussy’s Clair de Lune, one of my favorites among his compositions. It is probably an impulse, or…

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The Moon in the water

By February 27, 2023G Spot

TO ASH THOU SHALT RETURN

By | Top Stories

TO ASH THOU SHALT RETURN — Rev. Fidelis Layog, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Lingayen-Dagupan, marks ash on the foreheads of provincial government employees and police officers during the Holy Mass at the Provincial Training and Development Center II (PTDC2) at the Capitol Compound in Lingayen in observance of Ash…

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TO ASH THOU SHALT RETURN

By February 27, 2023Top Stories

Dagupan prepares for the Big One anew

By | Top Stories

THE Dagupan City government is reactivating its past Privately Hosted Evacuation Center (PHEC) program as one of its preparations and responses to a possible 7.8 magnitude earthquake that may hit the country and could result in a tsunami that might affect Dagupan City. This was decided during Mayor Belen Fernandez’s…

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Dagupan prepares for the Big One anew

By February 27, 2023Top Stories

Dagupan, vulnerable to flooding, extreme weather events — CORVI

By | Top Stories

THE city of Dagupan, along the coast of the Lingayen Gulf, is increasingly vulnerable to perennial flooding, water security issues and extreme weather events which negatively impact on its coastal and marine ecosystem and the health of its over 171,000 population. This was bared in the Climate and Ocean Risk…

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Dagupan, vulnerable to flooding, extreme weather events — CORVI

By February 27, 2023Top Stories

Committee hearings on 2023 budget end on March 14 — SP

By | Top Stories

THE minority in the Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) agreed with the manifestation of the majority to end its committee hearings on the 2023 proposed annual budget on March 14 even with no certainty that the annual budget will be approved. Councilor Redford Erfe-Mejia, chairman of the committee on finance budget and…

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Committee hearings on 2023 budget end on March 14 — SP

By February 27, 2023Top Stories