CHEAPER RICE — Lingayen residents avail of the P20 per kilo rice at 10 kilos each at the Kadiwa na Kapitolyo at the Capitol Complex in Lingayen last Tuesday (November 25) morning. The twice-a-month Kadiwa na Kapitolyo is the provincial government’s counterpart of the national government’s Kadiwa ng Pangulo. (PUNCHphoto by…
RED WEDNESDAY—Catholics pray as they light candles early Wednesday night (November 26) in front of the Epiphany of Our Lord Co-Cathedral Parish(inset) in Lingayen, which is illuminated in red in observance of Red Wednesday, a global day of prayers and remembrance for all the persecuted, oppressed and Christians in need…
UNLISERBISYO The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) brought its “Responsableng Panonood” campaign to Dagupan City for the first time, holding the event in Barangay Pantal with Chairperson Lala Sotto and Board Members Maria Carmen Musngi, Joey Romero, Eloisa Matias, and Neal Felix Del Rosario. The campaign aims…
BINMALEY BAYWALK IN SORRY STATE—Early morning joggers continue with their routine, not minding the havoc of destruction on the Binmaley Baywalk wrought by the storm surge triggered by Super Typhoon Uwan last November 9, which may cause an accident. Removal of debris along the baywalk has started. (PUNCHphoto by Butch…
WHILE political will is essential in shaping national policy, it is ultimately the scientists—not politicians—who must determine where nuclear power plants can be safely built. Such decisions require rigorous, unbiased, comprehensive scientific analysis, and above all caution. Recent reports claim that, at the initiative of 2nd District Rep. Mark Cojuangco,…
SAVING BELONGINGS FROM FLATTENED HOUSES—Children sort out their belongings from debris of their houses located near the Baywalk of Lingayen that were flattened by storm surge, following the onslaught of Super Typhoon Uwan on the night of November 9. (PUNCHphoto by Butch Uka)
UNLISERBISYO MAYOR Belen T. Fernandez expressed full support for the Children’s Month celebration organized by the United Methodist Church at the Dagupan City People’s Astrodome on Saturday, November 15. The event, held under the theme “With Jesus, I Belong,” highlighted joy, fellowship, and the recognition of children as vital members…
DAGUPAN’S LANTERN CAPITAL—Motorists stop to buy lanterns from shops along the roadside in Brgy. Caranglaan, dubbed as Dagupan’s Christmas lantern capital, saves a lot of money than when they go to Tarlac and Pampanga to buy these traditional Christmas decors. As the yuletide season is now just around the corner,…
ANOTHER VEHICULAR ACCIDENT—A slow-moving single motorcycle figures in another vehicular accident along the Jose de Venecia Sr. Expressway Extension, instantly killing the driver. Authorities have long prohibited slow-moving vehicles from taking the road, which is considered an accident-prone area. (PUNCHphoto by Butch Uka)
COASTAL CLEAN UP BY APO—Members of the Alpha Phi Omega (APO), a service fraternity and sorority, along with students and members from private groups, conduct a coastal clean-up drive along the baywalk and at the beach in Lingayen early morning of November 15. They helped remove the debris left by…
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