MULTIFUNCTION MUNICIPAL HALL – Farmers have taken advantage of the wide cemented area fronting the municipal hall of Sta. Barbara for drying their palay. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
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CUSTOMERS of Dagupan City Water District (DCWD) have began paying their bills online since November 7, 2018. The online payment service was made possible through a memorandum of agreement between the DCWD and Electronic Commerce Payments, Inc. (ECPay) signed by Adelfo Valle, DCWD general manager, and George Gonzalez, ECPay, business development…
DCWD: Online payments now possible
TECH4Ed AWARDS 2018 THE Computer on Wheels project of Fourth District Rep. Christopher de Venecia was one of the finalists in the Tech4Ed Awards 2018 of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT). The Computer Skills Development Vehicle (CDV) equipped with Tech4ED modules was launched in Barangay Mabilao, San…
CdV’s Computer on Wheels is finalist
ILOCOS region has at present 189 percent rice sufficiency, more than enough to meet the needs of its people but it has no control over the movement of the commodity. This was pointed out by Erlinda Manipon, OIC Regional Technical director of the Department of Agriculture Region 1, who said…
Ilocos region registers 189 % rice sufficiency
FAMILIES of Pangasinan Overseas Fillipino Workers (OFW) have been advised to secure their OWWA OFW e-Cards for membership and benefits launched by the Overseas Workers Welfare Regional Welfare Office I on November 6, 2018. The first batch of e-Cards were released to Balik-Manggagawa Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) who have registered…
OWWA OFW e-Card launched in Region 1
LOYAL Isuzu and Lalamove motorists in Pangasinan will be happy to know that Philippines Corporation recently signed a partnership with Lalamove, Asia’s leading on-demand delivery app, to offer the best deals for Lalamove partner drivers. With its reputation as provider of the best commercial vehicles for Filipino businesses, Isuzu is…
Lalamove partners with Isuzu for 4-wheeled vehicles
FARE HIKE OR REDUCTION? – Jeepney operators and drivers await LTFRB’S decision on their petition to increase minimum fares from P8 to P12 but hope for it has dimmed since fuel prices are dropping. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
FARE HIKE OR REDUCTION?
NO increase in jeepney fares in Region 1 expected soon. This was assured by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) to commuters. “Right now there is no order yet from the LTFRB for a fare hike for the PUJ (public utility jeepneys) in Region 1,” the agency’s post on…
LTFRB: Jeepney fare still P8
THE Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) is now hearing the consolidated petitions of all jeepney associations in the region seeking P12 minimum fare for the first four kilometers and P1.50 per every succeeding kilometer. Atty. Annabele Marzan Nullar, OIC of the Transportation Department Office of LTFRB Region 1, told…
Region 1 jeepney drivers seek P12 minimum fare hike
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER — The days of manual harvesting rice are numbered finally. Mechanized farming is slowly taking over rice lands in the province like this farm in Villasis town. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
