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Wanted: 50,000 librarians

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SAN CARLOS CITY—Philippine public and private schools are in need of some 50,000 academic librarians, according to the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Regional Office. Records show that there are only 9,000 registered librarians in the country and about 20 percent of them are working abroad or have migrated.

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Wanted: 50,000 librarians

By November 11, 2012Inside News, News

Province-wide plastic, styro ban proposed

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LINGAYEN—The ban on plastics and Styrofoam products which is already in place here at the capital town may soon be implemented in the entire province. Proposed Provincial Ordinance 29-2012 titled “Prohibiting the Use of Plastic Bags on Dry Goods and Regulating its Utilization on Wet Goods, and Prohibiting the Use…

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Province-wide plastic, styro ban proposed

By November 4, 2012Inside News, News

Expansion of health care coverage for students ok’d

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LINGAYEN–The Essential Health Care Program (EHCP), initiated in 2009, will soon be implemented in all public elementary schools in the province to reduce instances of absenteeism among students. The Sangguniang Panlalawigan started reviewing at the committee level last week the proposed “Ordinance Adopting the Essential Health Care Program for the…

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Expansion of health care coverage for students ok’d

By November 4, 2012Inside News, News

HONORING THE SEA’S CREATURES

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HONORING THE SEA’S CREATURES—Curious visitors visit the graves of the sea creatures buried at the 40-square meter area fish cemetery located inside the compound of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources in Dagupan City. It is the only known fish cemetery in the country. Some 20 endangered mammals, including…

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HONORING THE SEA’S CREATURES

Pagcor-funded school building breaks ground

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URDANETA CITY—Groundbreaking rites were held October 29 for a10-classroom building at the Camantiles Elementary School here, a P13.5-million project funded by the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (Pagcor). Pagcor Chairman Cristino Naguiat Jr., together with Urdaneta City Mayor Amadeo Gregory Perez IV and Dr. Ma. Cecilia Fernandez, schools division superintendent,…

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Pagcor-funded school building breaks ground

By November 4, 2012Inside News, News

Power interruption in W. Pangasinan on Nov. 6

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PARTS of western Pangasinan will have no power supply for 12 hours from 6 a.m. on November 6 as the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) shuts down some of its transmission facilities for maintenance work. The affected areas are: Labrador, Sual, parts of Lingayen, Alaminos, Mabini, Burgos, Dasol,…

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Power interruption in W. Pangasinan on Nov. 6

By November 4, 2012Inside News, News

Alaminos VM changes tune: “Hundred Islands is beautiful”

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TWO weeks after saying that the Hundred Islands National Park (HINP) is “underdeveloped, marumi at mabaho”, Alaminos City Vice Mayor Cesar Manzano appears to have changed his opinion. On the eve of November 1, the All Saints Day celebration, Manzano made a complete turn-around by saying the HINP is “maganda…

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Alaminos VM changes tune: “Hundred Islands is beautiful”

By November 3, 2012Inside News, News

BLOOD COORDINATING COUNCIL

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BLOOD COORDINATING COUNCIL—Philippine Red Cross (PRC) Secretary General Gwendolyn Pang receives a plaque of appreciation from new Dagupan PRC Blood Coordinating Council president, Vice Mayor Belen Fernandez, during the induction of newly-elected officers of the council on October 23. Joining Pang and Fernandez are new BCC vice president, Councilor Maybelyn…

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BLOOD COORDINATING COUNCIL