THE president of the League of Mayors of the Philippines-Pangasinan Chapter, Manaoag Mayor Jeremy Agerico Rosario, called for public consultations on the proposed reapportioning of the province into eight districts from the current six. “There are still a lot of things to be considered. We need to consult with local…
THE Mangaldan local government organized a meeting last week to prepare for and ensure the smooth observance of Undas in the town’s cemeteries on the weekend of November 1. Among the main points discussed were ensuring security at the entry and exit points of the cemeteries and enforcing restrictions on…
Mangaldan prepares for Undas
(Filed by 104.7 IFM Dagupan News) Levelled-up Dagupan police office starts operation THE people of Dagupan are looking forward to much improved peace and order in their city following the start of operations of the upgraded Type C Dagupan City Police Office on October 20. Colonel Orly Pagaduan was installed…
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LOW-GRADE ASPHALT — Cracked asphalt along the Old Judge Jose De Venecia Sr. Road going to Calasiao poses risks to motorists and pedestrians, especially at night. Asphalt overlaying is done by the Department of Public Works and Highways over concrete roads. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)
LOW-GRADE ASPHALT
TSUNAMI ALERT SYSTEMS BEING INSTALLED A tsunami as high as nine meters that could be generated by the anticipated “The Big One” earthquake is another serious threat that the coastal city of Dagupan is preparing for, according to emergency response officials. Melekhen Bauzon, chief of the Public Alert Response and…
Dagupan also prepping for tsunami from ‘The Big One’
FOR TONDALIGAN LAND A resolution was passed by the Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) authorizing the Dagupan City government to enter into a special use agreement with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) for a 1,000 square meter land within the Tondaligan Ferdinand National Park where the agency will build a Satellite…
Dagupan to sign usufruct agreement with NBI
FOR the first time in years, the Roman Catholic Cemetery in Dagupan is no longer plagued by flooding, thanks to a major rehabilitation project spearheaded by the local church last year. Previously, the cemetery’s back section was often submerged during the rainy season and especially during Undas (All Saints’ Day),…
Dagupan’s Catholic Cemetery no longer flood-prone
(Filed by 104.7 IFM Dagupan News) Digital payments now increasing – BSP THE number of establishments using digital payment systems throughout the country has considerably increased on account of more stringent security measures adopted by financial institutions under the guidance of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP). Bernadette Puyat, BSP deputy governor for Regional Operations…
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REPORTING TO CALASIAO — After delivering his first 100 days accomplishments, Calasiao Mayor Patrick Caramat announced in a press conference that the local government will form a Flood Management and Resilience Council that will be composed of experts from the private and public sectors, local government officials, and other stakeholders….
REPORTING TO CALASIAO
CALASIAO Mayor Patrick Caramat marked his first 100 days in office with a report that combined reflection, resolve, and results — underscoring his administration’s focus on youth empowerment, people-centered governance, and the town’s enduring sociocultural pride. Speaking before local officials and residents on October 8, Caramat began his “Saysay” report by highlighting…




