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Pangasinan ranks 12th in MPBL

By | Sports Eye

By Jesus A. Garcia Jr.   WITHOUT a doubt, the talk of the sports world now is the NBA championships. We watched how the former champion Boston Celtics swept arch rival Indiana Pacers, 4-0, in the best-of-seven Eastern Conference championship series last week. Meanwhile, the winner of the Western Conference…

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Pangasinan ranks 12th in MPBL

By June 2, 2024Sports Eye

Police, civilian couples exchange “I do’s” in mass wedding

By | People & Events

P/BRIG. Gen. Lou Evangelista, director of the Police Regional Office 1 (PRO1) celebrated his 54th birthday celebration with a more meaningful life-changing event involving his fellow policemen and civilians. On May 28 at the Our Lady of Purification Parish in Binmaley, Evangelista’s hometown, he sponsored a mass wedding for 53 couples,…

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Police, civilian couples exchange “I do’s” in mass wedding

ALS program graduates 2,000 students

By | People & Events

THE Department of Education Pangasinan II successfully held a graduation ceremony for approximately 2,000 Alternative Learning System (ALS) students on Saturday, May 25. Dressed in white togas and caps, the graduates received their certificates from officials of the Schools Division Office, Public Schools District Supervisors, Education Program Specialists in ALS,…

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ALS program graduates 2,000 students

3rd Mayor Geslani Padyak Malasiqui toasts winners

By | Sports

MARCELO Escat of  Barangay Lepa (senior category) and Jay Andaya of Barangay Talos-Patang won in the senior and open categories, respectively in the 3rd Mayor Noel Geslani Padyak Cycling Competition last May 25. The 120 cyclists who were flagged off in front of the Arenas Civic Center in Malasiqui, took the long flat road from Malasiqui, Bayambang, Basista,…

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3rd Mayor Geslani Padyak Malasiqui toasts winners

By June 2, 2024Sports

PNP’s false notion of Freedom of Information, Privacy Act

By | Editorial, Punch Gallery

IN this issue is a story titled “Three drug pushers arrested in Dagupan,” that we find its information wanting – the names of the arrested suspects were deliberately withheld by the PNP Regional Office. We thought the omission was due to security matters involving the drug operations. It was not….

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PNP’s false notion of Freedom of Information, Privacy Act