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March 2025

3 kids dead in Tayug fire

By | Peace and Order

THREE siblings lost their lives in a fire that engulfed their home in Barangay Magallanes, Tayug town on Tuesday morning, February 25. An interview with BFP Tayug Acting Fire Marshall FInsp. Nerissa Bruan confirmed the fatalities. According to preliminary assessments, Bruan said the smoke from the fire was overwhelming, leaving…

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3 kids dead in Tayug fire

By March 2, 2025Peace and Order

POLICE REPORTS

By | Peace and Order

(Filed by Ahikam Pasion) Motorcycle accident kills beautician A beautician was killed and his passenger injured after their motorcycle collided with an oncoming vehicle in Sta. Barbara. The beautician, Anthony Dela Cruz Guttang, a 42-year-old, and his backrider Mark Anthony Alano Nartatez, 29, also a resident of Sta. Barbara, were…

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POLICE REPORTS

By March 2, 2025Peace and Order

Obstructionism is still alive

By | Punchline

By Ermin Garcia Jr.   AFTER failing to block the passage of Dagupan City’s 2025 annual budget and the supplemental budgets that went it, now comes the opposition’s ploy to stall action on any activities that will boost the Belen administration’s unliserbisyo. In fact, the life of obstructionism continues to…

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Obstructionism is still alive

By March 2, 2025Punchline

Cojuangco opposes sale of dredged materials to MM projects

By | Business

SECOND District Rep. Mark Cojuangco strongly opposed the plan to transport dredged materials from the Limahong Channel to Metro Manila, arguing that the resources should remain within Pangasinan for the benefit of local communities. In an interview, Cojuangco expressed his support for the dredging initiative but emphasized that the materials,…

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Cojuangco opposes sale of dredged materials to MM projects

By March 2, 2025Business

‘Gataw’ in changing weather affects bangus growers

By | Business

“GATAW” (gasping for air at water’s surface followed by possible death)—considered as a big challenge for bangus growers in Pangasinan—is about to break out anew because of the changing weather pattern, putting pressure on milkfish being raised in captivity. Christopher Sibayan, president of the Association of Magbabangus in Pangasinan (SAMAPA), admitted that the onset of hot…

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‘Gataw’ in changing weather affects bangus growers

By March 2, 2025Business

Construction of convention hall, 11-storey center/tower starts

By | Business

CAPITOL COMPLEX FOR TOURISM GOVERNOR Ramon Guico III led provincial officials here Thursday in the groundbreaking ceremony to start construction of two iconic projects- construction of the 1,500-seater Convention Center and the 11-storey Government Center and Tower- inside the Capitol Complex.   “We have to give credit to the people…

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Construction of convention hall, 11-storey center/tower starts

By March 2, 2025Business

LABRADOR’S ADOPTED SON

By | People & Events, Punch Gallery

LABRADOR’S ADOPTED SON — Second District Rep. Mark Cojuangco is cited as the “Adopted Son” of Labrador town, during a flag-raising ceremony on February 24. The Sangguniang Bayan of Labrador passed a resolution recognizing his significant contributions to public service, particularly in improving healthcare, agriculture, food security, and infrastructure, his…

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LABRADOR’S ADOPTED SON