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Illegal mining in Aguilar discovered, stopped

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AGUILAR—  Swift action by the local government saved this town from a potential environmental disaster. The timely intervention of the town’s mayor stopped the illegal copper mining activity in Barangay Manlocboc and prevented further wanton destruction of the town’s farmlands. Mayor Eduardo Ballesteros said he stopped the small mining activity…

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Illegal mining in Aguilar discovered, stopped

By July 21, 2014Headlines, News

Proud and happy to be Arhjessa…

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BAUTISTA–Her eyesight is gone but her future is looking good. Twenty-three year old Arhjessa Espiritu’s optimism about the beauty of life never fades, even after she became visually-impaired when she reached 18. “I want to be an inspiration. I want to make people see that life is beautiful despite the odds,”…

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Proud and happy to be Arhjessa…

By July 21, 2014Headlines, News

Unidentified suspect killed in shootout with cops

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BUGALLON—Criminals are now finding Pangasinan a dangerous place to live in. A still unidentified suspect who eluded a checkpoint found this out too late when he was killed in a shootout with responding police officers last Thursday night. But the shootout also resulted in the wounding of two children who…

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Unidentified suspect killed in shootout with cops

By July 21, 2014Headlines, News

Dagupan sets new rules to combat criminality

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CCTV, ALARMS, GUARDS, HELMETS TO help prevent and solve crime cases in Dagupan City, business establishments are now required to institute basic security measures and the local enforcement of the helmet law has been revised. An ordinance was passed by the Dagupan Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) last  Monday requiring business establishments…

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Dagupan sets new rules to combat criminality

By July 14, 2014Headlines, News

THE FOREVER ‘PASAWAYS’

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THE FOREVER ‘PASAWAYS’ – Two ‘pasaway’ students run to cross Arellano street in Dagupan City obviously hoping they would not be noticed ignoring Balon Dagupan’s huge tarpaulin sign appealing to them to use the foot bridge (overpass). Unfortunately, there is no traffic enforcer with enough zeal to enforce the anti-jaywalking…

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THE FOREVER ‘PASAWAYS’

Treasurer empowered to close establishments

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NO PERMIT, NO BUSINESS  IN a bid to level the playing field for the business sector, the Dagupan City government will no longer tolerate delinquent business establishments to continue operating if these cannot present current business and mayor’s permits each year. The Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) here made certain of this…

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Treasurer empowered to close establishments

By July 14, 2014Headlines, News

SP defers OK on LGBT’s CRs

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LINGAYEN–Contrary to what it announced last week, the Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) decided to suspend action on the proposed ordinance requiring business establishments operating in the province to provide separate comfort rooms (CRs) for lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and transgenders (LGBTs). In an interview after last week’s session, Board Member Alfie Bince,…

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SP defers OK on LGBT’s CRs

By July 14, 2014Headlines, News

Two behind car rental charged, still at large

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BALOLONG MURDER CASE LINGAYEN –Two more suspects were charged in the killing of Urbiztondo town mayor Ernesto Balolong Jr. and the death of two others last June 7. Cases have been filed against a certain Ramil Santos and Eduardo Nicolas, both natives of Malabon City, OIC-provincial police director PSSupt. Sterling…

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Two behind car rental charged, still at large

By July 14, 2014Headlines, News

Urbiztondo in “financial distress”

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URBIZTONDO—The new mayor here who succeeded slain Mayor Ernesto Balolong Jr. said the town has been plunged into a deep financial debt worth P60-million. Obligations include unpaid Government Service Insurance System premiums, P3 million; unpaid electric bills to Central Pangasinan Electric Cooperative, P7 million; several hundreds of thousands of pesos owed…

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Urbiztondo in “financial distress”

By July 14, 2014Headlines, News