AMID reports of increasing number of crimes traced to social networking and the proliferation of violent video games on the internet, a children’s congress aimed at protecting children from potential harm will be staged in Dagupan on October 3.
NOT JUST DENGUE LINGAYEN—Besides the increasing number of dengue cases this year, Acute Gastro- Enteritis (AGE), a water and food-borne disease prevalent during the rainy season, has also been noted to be widespread in the province in the past months.
PANGASINAN LOVERS!–Governor Amado Espino, Jr. and Vice Gov. and Tourism Month Chairman Jose Ferdinand Calimlim, Jr. lead provincial officials in affirming their affinity and commitment to make Pangasinan, a premier province in the country during the launching of the “I Love Pangasinan” campaign. Back to Homepage
“I LOVE PANGASINAN” MORE than just a slogan, the “I love Pangasinan” campaign initiated by the provincial government aims to strengthen appreciation for the province’s culture and improve the standards of cleanliness and tourist attractions in all municipalities and cities.
LINGAYEN—Jai-alai is legal and we can’t stop it. This is the gist of the statement made by the police provincial director of Pangasinan as he reiterated that there is no more jueteng in Pangasinan amid allegations that the jai-alai off-fronton betting stations are being used as a front for jueteng.
THE planned nationwide strike, Tigil Pasada, by militant members of transport groups in the country on Monday will not be felt in Pangasinan. This was assured by the leadership of the Alliance of United Transport Organization Province-wide (AutoPro) in Pangasinan.
“LUYAG KO TAN YAMAN KO”–Governor Amado Espino Jr. signs Provincial Ordinance No. 154 adopting “Luyag ko tan Yaman” as the official hymn of Pangasinan during the formal opening of the Tourism Month Celebration on September 12. Under the ordinance, all national and local government offices and public and private schools…
AT THE Bangus Festival next year, bangus won’t be the only star of the celebration. The city government is planning to promote hog raising in the city and develop a special type of lechon (roasted pig) which will be marketed as a distinct product of Dagupan.
TAYUG—A former elected town official here, whose family has been the victim of several killings, now fears for his life after receiving two death threats over a two-week period.
TAYUG—The helplessness of the police to stop killings by guns-for-hire syndicates operating in the province was further underscored by another killing with impunity, this time taking out a policeman in uniform no less.
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