FLOUTING THE FISHING ORDINANCE — Illegal fish pens have sprouted along the Calmay River in Dagupan City openly operating in defiance of city’s fishing ordinance. Fish pen owners claim the city government agreed to tolerate the violation. (Punchphoto)
READY FOR ASH FALL — Two students take time out with their smartphones, fully prepared for a possible ash fall in Dagupan City. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)
COMPROMISE FOR CITY ORDINANCE – Workmen start construction of an interior road from Mayombo Road leading to the terminal of Victory Liner after a compromise was reached with the Dagupan City government – to allow buses to egrees and ingress via Perez Boulevard like Solid North buses in violation of…
PAKBET SA KAWA – Villasis’ officials prepare to serve the cooked ‘pakbet’ to residents and guests on the first day of the celebration of the Talong Festival. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
CAPITOL NEWS The Provincial Government of Pangasinan led by Governor Amado I. Espino III has sent a 78-man team for a humanitarian mission in Batangas, particularly to bring relief assistance for the displaced residents of the said province affected by Taal Volcano eruption. The humanitarian team left the Capitol Plaza…
COOL SUNSET – Families taking a stroll at the San Fabian beach during sunset to take in the cool breeze is a daily familiar sight. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
PNP STILL CLUELESS ON ATTACKERS THE former provincial director of the Pangasinan Police Provincial Office was ambushed and shot in Calasiao town in the early afternoon of Thursday, and later declared dead on arrival at the Villaflor Memorial Hospital where attempts to revive him failed. At a press conference, P/Col….
NOT IN LINGAYEN OR DAGUPAN WHILE the debate on whether General Douglas MacArthur landed in Lingayen or Dagupan City rages, comes the claim that the general landed first in San Fabian. The new surprising twist in the history of Pangasinan was made by Professor Ricardo T. Jose, a professor at…
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