THE One Pangasinan Transport Federation (OPTF) expressed optimism that fuel prices will continue to drop following last week’s rollback, which means relief for drivers, operators, and commuters. “This is our chance to recover, and we hope the reduction in fuel prices will continue,” OPTF president Bernard Tuliao said in an…
FISH vendors in Malasiqui who encroached on Magsaysay Street in the town’s commercial area were relocated to the public market by newly-elected Mayor Alfie Soriano. In an interview over Aksyon Radyo Pangasinan, Soriano said since assuming office on July 1, he had met with the vendors and made it clear…
Malasiqui mayor puts order in public market
PANGASINAN was named National Grand Winner for Outstanding Kadiwa Implementer among local government units (LGU). The province was earlier recognized as Region 1’s best in rolling out the Department of Agriculture (DA)-initiated Kadiwa program that provides a venue wherein farmers and other food producers can directly sell their goods to…
Pangasinan named best Kadiwa implementer
ALAMINOS DELICACY—It is the stick at the end that distinguishes the Alaminos Longganiza from the other longganizas produced in Pangasinan and Region 1. Photo shows a woman inserting stick into the delicacy for sale in the city’s public market. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)
ALAMINOS DELICACY
WHILE Dagupeños sleep through the night and the wee hours of the morning, many are unaware that the hallowed grounds reserved for annual commemorative rites honoring Jose Rizal and national heroes, are turned into hours of frenzy bangus trading. This was pointed out by Dagupan City Councilor Luis Samson Jr….
Samson: Stop fish trading in front of plaza
DAGUPAN City’s economy is projected to hit the P2 billion mark by 2030, according to Councilor Jeslito Seen, chair of the Sangguniang Panlungsod’s (SP) Committee on Finance, Budget and Appropriation. In a talk to newsmen after the SP inaugural session on July 2, Seen said this target will be achievable with…
Seen: Dagupan to become P2B economy by 2030
THE National Meat Inspection Service (NMIS) Region 1 issued a stern reminder to meat vendors that those found violating proper handling practices will face hefty fines of up to P200,000 as prescribed under the Meat Inspection Code of the Philippines. Dr. Orlando Ongsotto, NMIS-Ilocos regional director, further said violators could…
NMIS warns R1 meat vendors of P200k fine
FOR RICE TRANSPLANTING—Farmers in Mabini town pull out rice seedlings from their beds for transplanting in their fields to take advantage of the vast quantity of water dumped by recent rains. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)
FOR RICE TRANSPLANTING
WITH STORAGE FACILITY FOR GREEN ENERGY SAN Roque Hydropower, Inc. (SRHI) is planning to build another major renewable energy project in Pangasinan, a 400-megawatt pumped-storage hydropower facility. SRHI said it will pursue the San Roque Optimization pumped-storage hydropower project when it files its plans with the Department of Environment and…
SRHI plans another 400-MW hydro project
THE Philippine Veterans Affairs Office (PVAO) issued a reminder to pensioners to complete their biannual validation, a process required to confirm that they are still alive for continued delivery of benefits. Sheryl Simeon, head of PVAO Pangasinan, said veterans who are unable to visit the Provincial Capitol office in Lingayen…




