DR. Anna Ma. Teresa de Guzman, provincial health officer, has asked the police to watch out for what she called ” firecracker black market” that sell the banned powerful firecrackers in remote villages away from their prying eyes. De Guzman made the call as she revealed that most injuries on…
CALESA RIDE IN DAGUPAN IS MORE FUN – A family experiences the joyride that families of the old relished on a cold night in Dagupan City. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
TODAY’S centenarians are certainly the luckiest bunch. Past generations’ centenarians never had the attention and care from government like they do today. The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)- Field Office 1 reported that 437 centenarians in the region received P100,000 cash in financial gift this year. That’s P43.7…
FOUR years after the Lingayen-Dagupan Archdiocese opened the first theology seminary in Pangasinan, it marked a historic milestone in the ordination of two of its seminarians as priests on Dec. 27 at the Metropolitan Cathedral of St. John The Evangelist here. “Christopher Kenneth Quimo and Jake Rovillos will go down in…
ALL foreigners residing in Pangasinan had been reminded to report to the office of the Bureau of Immigration (BI) within the first 60 days of the new year (2018) or face administrative fine or imprisonment. This was bared Wednesday by Christopher Abella, immigration officer 1 assigned at the BI office in Dagupan,…
MINI NATIVITY SCENE – An antique miniature Nativity Scene from Peru is on display together with other unique collections of ‘Belen’ at the museum of Our Lady of the Rosary of Manaoag Minor Basilica in Manaoag for the “Venite Adoremus – The Story Begins One Night in Betlehem” exhibit. It…
MOST CASES IN SAN CARLOS CITY FOURTEEN persons have already died of dengue out of the 5,010 cases reported as of December 18 for the period January to date. According to the Provincial Health Office, the number of cases is 27% higher than last year’s 3,952 cases. Based on the…
DAGUPAN JCI CHRISTMAS OUTREACH — Officers and members of the Dagupan Jaycee Inc. host a party at the Area 1 Vocational Rehabilitation Center in Bonuan Binloc, Dagupan City for its clients. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
THE Dagupan City government is building a two-storey Special Education (SPED) Center for children who are blind, or with hearing impairment, or affected by autism at the West Central Elementary School 1 (WCES 1). Mayor Belen T. Fernandez said the project is part of her commitment to children of Dagupan…
CAPITOL’S 2018 PRIORITIES Espino wants better health services for indigents LINGAYEN– The provincial government will start hiring more doctors, nurses and other medical personnel in 2018 to beef up the existing manpower in all the 14 public hospitals being operated by the province. The hiring signals the shift in priorities of the Espino administration,…
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