LOCAL government employees of the 44 towns and four cities of the province will showcase Pangasinan culture and traditions in a stage show competition that will start next month.
UMINGAN–Some 20 houses were destroyed, electric posts and trees were toppled down and an eight-hectare farm planted with about to be harvested rice were destroyed when a tornado hit Barangay Lobong here at about 4:30 p.m. of September 4.
20 houses in Umingan destroyed by tornado
SAN NICOLAS—Mayor Leoncio Saldivar III welcomed schoolteachers from other towns who planted trees along the banks of the Ambayoan River that connects to the Agno River from the Caraballo Mountains.
Teachers join tree planting along Ambayoan banks
DIVERS FOR ECOLOGICAL BALANCE–Volunteer divers from companies under MPIFI prepare to join other divers from Alaminos City to help re-arrange the positions of the giant clams at the Hundred Islands National Park to enable the clams to grow even bigger. Back to Homepage
DIVERS FOR ECOLOGICAL BALANCE
SAN MANUEL—The Philippine Eagle Habitat Suitability Assessment project was formally launched Wednesday at the San Roque Multi-Purpose Dam Project in this town with the planting of 90 trees of nine indigenous species.
Pangasinan, a habitat for PHL eagle soon
DRAINAGE PROJECT–Construction of a drainage system expected to relieve flooding in Bonuan Gueset during the rainy season, using a P45 million fund from Priority Development Assistance Fund of Fourth District Rep. Gina De Venecia, is set to be completed in December this year. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka) Back to Homepage
DRAINAGE PROJECT
CONSTRUCTION of the road and drainage system in Barangay Bonuan Gueset in Dagupan City worth P45 million initiated by Fourth District Rep. Gina De Venecia started last week and is due for completion in December this year.
P45M Bonuan road project, 16 others underway
DAGUPAN residents can now exchange their plastic wastes for rice under the Bigas Para Plastic program initiated by the Rotary Club of Central Pangasinan with the cooperation of the Parents-Teachers Association in Barangay Bonuan Boquig.
Rotary Club launches ‘rice-for-plastics waste’ program
MANGROVE PLANTERS–Volunteers from different companies of the Metro Pacific Investments Foundation Inc. take a break during their mangrove seedlings planting activity on September 3 at the 10-hectare Alaminos City mangrove park in Barangay Bued. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao) Back to Homepage
MANGROVE PLANTERS
LINGAYEN–A barangay chairman is in hot water after he fired a provincial government-issued firearm indiscriminately and pointed it at his neighbors in Barangay Bongalon, Bugallon town on September 5 at around 9:00 p.m.




