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Prov’l board reduces committees to 15

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  REORGANIZATION UPDATE LINGAYEN– The workload of the provincial board will, henceforth, be supported by only 15 standing committees from an original 21. The reorganization was completed during the board’s regular session last Monday, April 6, by amending Section 68 of the board’s internal rules of procedure. Resolution no. 1274-2015…

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Prov’l board reduces committees to 15

By April 12, 2015Inside News, News

Capitol vows to secure safety of of visitors

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LINGAYEN BEACH SUMMER FUN LINGAYEN– The provincial government’s Health Office (PHO) and Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (PDRRMO) are set to work 24/7 to ensure that they achieve their zero-drowning and zero-fatality along the Lingayen beach shoreline this summer as ‘Agew na Pangasinan’ and ‘Pista’y Dayat’ are celebrated from April…

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Capitol vows to secure safety of of visitors

By April 6, 2015Inside News, News

Fish Museum opens in May

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BANGUS FESTIVAL ATTRACTION DAGUPAN City, known as the bangus capital of the country, is set to formally launch a first-of-its kind living fish museum of indigenous fish found in its river system during the Bangus Festival next month. Emma Molina, city agriculturist, said locally known live fish species and fish…

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Fish Museum opens in May

By April 6, 2015Inside News, News

More homeowners join home-stay program

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BOOSTING BANI’S WHITE BEACHES BANI– More homeowners have signified their intention to have their respective houses be rented to tourists under the town’s homestay program. The town’s mayor, Gwen Yamamoto, said the five new prospective participants in the town’s homestay program are already undergoing training in preparation for their accreditation…

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More homeowners join home-stay program

By April 6, 2015Inside News, News

More than 1 million devotees flock to Manaoag

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MANAOAG — Till Easter Sunday, more than a million devotees have visited the Minor Basilica of Manaoag to renew their devotion to the Lady of the Holy Rosary whose ivory image at the back of the altar is the center of adulation. P/Chief inspector Edison Revita, town police chief, admitted that though…

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More than 1 million devotees flock to Manaoag

By April 6, 2015Inside News, News

City hall wants noise pollution curbed

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PUBLIC and private vehicles that use loud mufflers and videoke users who wake up neighbors will soon face a much stiffer penalties if the proposal of the Dagupan City Peace and Order Council is approved by the sanggunian panlungsod. Specifically, the council is recommending the amendment of the existing city ordinance on…

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City hall wants noise pollution curbed

By April 6, 2015Inside News, News