THE official campaign period for local elections starts this week. This means noise pollution and tons of clutter of tarpaulin and paper posters will abound in our communities by both local and national candidates. These are to be expected. But beyond what are expected to be dumped on voters by…
CAPITOL NEWS Governor Amado “Pogi” I. Espino III fetes health workers in the province of Pangasinan for their immeasurable contributions and sacrifices that aided the efforts of the provincial government in battling the COVID-19 as he led the 11th Provincial Health Summit on February 24 at the Sison Auditorium. The…
BBM’S UNITEAM IN DAGUPAN – Presidential aspirant Ferdinand Marcos Jr. acknowledges cheers of supporters after he was introduced at the grand rally in Dagupan City last week. Cheering him on are Dagupan Mayor Brian Lim and Councilor Celia Lim. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
SURFING AT TONDALIGAN – A visitor armed with his own surfboard tries the waves and wonders why Dagupan beach has not attracted a surfing crowd with its beach waves ideal for surfing. He gave a thumb’s up sign to say, it’s a place for surfing. (Punchphoto by Ray Zambrano)
ZAMBABAE FOR ENERGETIC WOMEN – Hundreds of women of all ages from various sectors in Lingayen take part in the zumba dance dubbed as ZumBABAE during the kick-off activity for the Women’s Month Celebration in the town. (Punchphoto by Cesar Ramirez)
CAPITOL NEWS BBM, GOV. POGI LEAD GESTURE OF UNITY. Former Senator Bongbong Marcos (7th from left) commended the COVID-19 management of the provincial government under the watch of Governor Amado “Pogi” I. Espino III (6th from left) during his courtesy visit to the Provincial Capitol on February 26. Together with…
NABBED FOR ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF GUN – Dagupan police operatives stand by as Junjie Llamas y Pajarillo, a construction worker, acknowledges the report on his arrest for possessing an unlicensed firearm after search warrant was served to him. He was reported earlier to have threatened a minor with the gun. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)
THOSE who braved EDSA in 1986 were there for varied reasons. And for people who were not there, they mostly wondered what the ”People Power Revolution” was really all about. Why did it happen? Was just about the only common question. It’s the same question being asked even today by…
FOR FASTER DELIVERY OF SERVICES – The 32 units of rescue vehicles delivered to the Lingayen’s barangays hold a motorcade before they proceeded to their respective assigned barangays after the turnover by Mayor Leopoldo Bataoil at the Lingayen Civic Center witnessed by the town’s officials led by Vice Mayor Judy Vargas Quiocho. (Punchphoto…
OPLAN BAKLAS IN DAGUPAN – Comelec’s Dagupan staff oversee the dumping of posters of candidates and party lists for national elections removed from public areas by deputized teams, at the Comelec office. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
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