CAPITOL NEWS Governor Amado T. Espino, Jr. lauds some 2,000 women members of barangay service point officers (BSPOs) and barangay health workers (BHWs) for working hand-in-hand with the provincial government in the delivery of basic social services in the area of health, nutrition and child care during the Provincial Population…
COJUANGCO UPDATES THE residents of Sison town now enjoy their new, clean and convenient Sison Satellite Market (SSM) in Barangay Poblacion Central inaugurated on March 8. The area, with wide parking space, well-ventilated and heat-insulated building, is open and ready to serve the needs of the townsfolk for their daily…
CAPITOL NEWS Governor Amado T. Espino, Jr. (center) flashes the Pangasinan number one sign with PMA graduates from Pangasinan led by 2Lt. Christine Mae Calima (9th from left) of Arnedo, Bolinao who ranked second among the 63-member PMA Gabay Laya class; top 9 – 2Lt. George Bernard Garcia (6th from…
TWO PANGASINENSES IN PMA’s TOP 10 A PANGASINENSE from Bolinao is the lone female in the top 10 graduates of the still male-dominated Philippine Military Academy and will received the second highest honors in this year’s commencement exercises. CALIMA Cadet First Class Christine Mae Calima of the Gabay Laya Class…
DAGUPAN’S OFFICIAL FLOWER RESIDENTS of Dagupan are being encouraged to plant in their gardens the white flowering plant called ‘rosal” (gardenia jasminoides ellis) whose blossom is the official flower of Dagupan City. This fact was determined from a research conducted by the Dagupan City History Culture and Arts (DCHCA) chaired…
PANGASINAN’S EXOTIC BIRD — A Peregrine Falcon perches quietly on a rock near the San Roque Dam in San Manuel town. Picture is one of the collections of multi-awarded photographer and bird-watcher Alain Pascua of Burgos who studied at the Mary Help of Christians Seminary in Binmaley. He is one of the…
BAMBOO CRAFTS ON THE MOVE — A float depicting familiar sight of local traders from San Nicolas selling assorted bamboo crafts along the highways loaded on cart pulled by a carabao, is featured at the 3rd Kawayan Festival parade last week. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
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