THE Dagupan City Water District (DCWD) will observe its 33rd anniversary on July 28, marking its 33rd year of continuing strides to provide sufficient and quality water supply to residents in its jurisdiction. While coping with the pandemic, DCWD’s programs and projects seeking to improve its services to its customers…
NEW ROTARY LEADERSHIP — Normelito Quimo (center) takes his oath as President of Rotary Club of Dagupan East for RY 2020-2021 during the 49th Induction and Turn-over Ceremonies at Bedbox Hotel in Dagupan City on July 10. Behind him is his family and Immediate Past President Aguedo Sta. Maria (left). They…
EMOTIONAL DAD —Dagupan City councilors gather around an emotional, proud father, former councilor Alfie Fernandez when his son, new lawyer Carlos Alipio Fernandez, sports commission vice chairman, publicly thanked him for his guidance after the city council passed a resolution congratulating him for passing the bar. In photo are Councilors Dada Macalanda (handing a handkerchief), Thess Coquia and…
REGULAR sessions of the Liga ng mga Barangay are set to resume on July 31 after a long hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Board Member Jose Peralta Jr., Provincial Liga ng mga Barangay president, said their last session was held last mid-February and no other meetings could be held…
A Dagupeña-Silaynon filmmaker and an alumna of EDNAS School, Dagupan, Grade School ‘86, was one of the top 3 winners in the Nespresso Talents 2020, an international creative film competition, for her 3-minute video “My Brother” – a short film about a boy’s admiration for his older brother who continues…
AFTERMATH OF JULY 16, 1990 EARTHQUAKE — It was a scene in Dagupan City, a day after the July 16, 1990 earthquake, that Dagupeños can never forget. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
AFTER almost four months of lockdown, Bolinao which boasts of having Patar Beach dubbed as the Boracay of the North, is now preparing for the reopening of its tourism sites on July 15. A Facebook post of the local government presented an informercial video on the guidelines and protocols for…
A more attractive Hundred Islands National Park in Alaminos City is already open to the public, but limited initially to residents of First District after three months of complete shutdown due to the Covid-19 Pandemic. Mayor Arth Bryan Celeste said HINP will only be open for First District locals and tourists until…
TAKING NO CHANCES — This owner of a small talipapa in Lingayen is not taking chances of being infected by a possible COVID-19 carrier in her community and installed clear plastic around her. (Punchphoto by Cesar Ramirez)
NEW ATTRACTION AT 100 ISLES– The five young artists in Alaminos City proudly stand around their completed artwork expected to draw a lot of attention from residents and tourists starting this week. (Contributed)
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