ANOTHER ASSIGNMENT–Barely two months after Gov. Amado Espino signed the Pangasinan Founding Day into law (above) based on the recommendation of the special committee headed by Dr. Gonzalo Duque, the Governor again appointed Duque to head another new special committee, this time to lead the research and documentation of Pangasinan’s…
TIPS ON HEALING–Governor Amado Espino Jr. seems to be giving Police Provincial Director Percival Barba tips on how the police force can help heal political wounds during the Recognition Program for Deserving Philippine National Police Personnel and other Election Stakeholders at the PDCC Conference Hall at the Narciso Ramos Sports and…
TIPS ON HEALING
TWO WEEKS BEFORE NEW ADMINISTRATION THE outgoing city council of Dagupan, with six of its members among those re-elected for another term of office, has granted the request of stallholders at the New Malimgas Public Market for a reprieve in the annual increase of their rental fees in the next five years….
Market stall rental hike put off for five years
THE outgoing Dagupan City council passed an ordinance last week discarding the pay parking scheme and the related provision that allows towing of vehicles parked in places other than the pay parking areas. The council repealed portions of Ordinance No. 1866 and passed during the term of come-backing Mayor-elect Benjamin…
Dagupan pay parking scheme junked
LINGAYEN–Pangasinan may have been cited for being the most peaceful province in Region 1 during the last election, but re-elected Governor Amado Espino Jr. is first to admit that the political exercise was “too much divisive”. Speaking during the recognition of Deserving Philippine National Police (PNP) Personnel and Election Stakeholders…
Help in healing, Espino tells cops
LINGAYEN–After heading a special committee that successfully determined a researched-based date of the founding of Pangasinan, Dr. Gonzalo Duque, president of the Lyceum Northwestern University, has been given another assignment by re-elected Governor Amado Espino Jr. Through an executive order (No. 0033-2010) dated June 8, 2010, Duque has been designated chairman…
Duque to head group to write Pangasinan history
LINGAYEN–Politics is believed to be the motive for the gunslaying of the barangay chairman of Bongalon, Labrador on June 5, just four days before the official end of the election period and the gun ban. Killed by one of two men riding in tandem on motorcycle was Barangay Captain Joel Ugaban,…
Kapitan shot dead in Labrador town
A NEW school year starts this week and the longstanding problem of lack of classrooms has not changed. In fact, the lack has worsened. Education Program Supervisor Carmina Gutierrez of the Pangasinan I division said with the increase of enrollees for school year 2010-2011, the lack of classrooms has become…
More kids enroll as classroom lack worsens
ALAMINOS CITY—The city government recently granted forty-five scholarships, worth P4 million, as financial assistance to poor but deserving students for the coming school year under the Expanded Scholarship Program (CESP). Re-elected Mayor Hernani Braganza awarded 45 scholarship grants to first time city scholars during a ceremony at city hall on…
Alaminos grants P4 M worth of scholarships
THE BEST OPTION VICE Mayor Belen Fernandez has defended a resolution of the Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) asking Mayor Alipio Fernandez Jr. to transfer the administrative control of the Seafood Processing Plant from the city government to the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR). The re-elected vice mayor, who sits as…




