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February 2024

Finally, pro-people thrust of Guico administration

By | Editorial, Punch Gallery

AFTER 12 months since Gov. Ramon Guico III assumed office, the province is finally feeling a wind of change in governance, from unleashing a list of infrastructure programs to establishing people-oriented programs. His administration started its parade with announcements that it will seek to build a new highway from Binalonan…

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Finally, pro-people thrust of Guico administration

By February 25, 2024Editorial, Punch Gallery

The fall of the 7epaLiFes

By | Punchline

By Ermin Garcia Jr.   SOMETHING unusual and very out of the ordinary run of events happened at the Dagupan Sanggunian last week. The surprise unanimous approval of the 2024 Annual Investment Plan as submitted by Mayor Belen Fernandez last week was surreal. It was certainly out of sync with…

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The fall of the 7epaLiFes

By February 25, 2024Punchline

PANGASINAN’S SUMMER CAPITAL

By | Inside News, Punch Gallery

PANGASINAN’S SUMMER CAPITAL —Tourists enjoy the cold weather and picturesque landscape under pine trees with an old Sherman tank in view, a remnant of World War II battle between the Japanese and American soldiers joined by and Filipino IPs in the historic park in Malico, San Nicolas town. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)

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PANGASINAN’S SUMMER CAPITAL

By February 25, 2024Inside News, Punch Gallery

SP opposition: Place hospital in city government property

By | Inside News

MOTHER-CHILD HOSPITAL ISSUE THE opposition, which comprises the majority in the Dagupan City council, admitted that it is all for the establishment of the Mother and Child Hospital on one condition: It should be established in a city government property, of which there is none at the moment. Councilor Redford Erfe…

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SP opposition: Place hospital in city government property

By February 25, 2024Inside News

Rescued dolphin ‘Heart’ finds new home at Ocean Adventure

By | Inside News

“HEART,” the 100-kilo rough-toothed dolphin, that was stranded off the coastal waters of Agno town, has found a new home at the Ocean Adventure facility for better care. Initially discovered in Barangay Boboy, Agno, on February 14, the dolphin was brought to and cared for at the marine rehabilitation pen…

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Rescued dolphin ‘Heart’ finds new home at Ocean Adventure

By February 25, 2024Inside News

Bomb threat scare vs. Mangaldan HS, a mere scare

By | Inside News

PARENTS and faculty members of Mangaldan National High School who were initially alarmed by a bomb threat on Facebook Sunday night, February 18, finally felt reassured of the safety of their students after the town police declared the extensive search of the “planted  bomb” as negative. Mayor Bona Fe de…

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Bomb threat scare vs. Mangaldan HS, a mere scare

By February 25, 2024Inside News

Dagupan SP finally OKs 2024 annual AIP

By | Top Stories

P2.018-B FOR 3 SECTORS THE majority and minority in the Sangguniang Panlungsod finally joined hands for the first time since 2022 to approve funding for the P2,018,655,400 Annual Investment Program (AIP) of Dagupan and its accompanying integral plans for Calendar Year 2024. On motion of Councilor Redford Erfe-Mejia, chair of…

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Dagupan SP finally OKs 2024 annual AIP

By February 25, 2024Top Stories

City hall orders strict waste segregation of wastes

By | Top Stories

THE Dagupan City government intensified its strict implementation of its “no segregation, no collection” policy among residents in order to meet the city’s commitment to the new partnership with Holcim Philippines Inc., manufacturer of Portland Cement, in solid waste management. Mayor Belen Fernandez ordered City Waste Management Division chief Bernard…

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City hall orders strict waste segregation of wastes

By February 25, 2024Top Stories