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Dagupan as PEZA zone, boon to residents 

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DAGUPAN City as a Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA)-registered zone will open employment opportunities to thousands of Dagupenos not only to capitalists investing their money in the city. This was assured by Wilson Manalo, vice chairman of the Information Communication Technology (ICT) Council of Dagupan City, adding that as PEZA-registered Zone, more…

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Dagupan as PEZA zone, boon to residents 

By December 17, 2017Business, News

Palma monument unveiled in Bautista town

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BAUTISTA—Jose Palma, the composer of lyrics of the Philippine national anthem, Lupang Hinirang, has been honored with a monument and a marker in the town. Local officials headed by Mayor Amadeo Espino with Dr. Ludovico Badoy, executive director of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP); Bernadette David of…

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Palma monument unveiled in Bautista town

By December 17, 2017Business, News

Enough bangus supply in cold December assured

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THERE’S enough bangus (milkfish) supply in December despite the cold weather. This assurance came from Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) Region 1 director Nestor Domenden who confirmed that cold weather slows down their appetite to eat affecting their metabolism and growth. Domenden said bangus growers have anticipated the…

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Enough bangus supply in cold December assured

By December 17, 2017Business, News

DPWH needs more construction workers

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HERE’S good news for jobseekers in the construction industry. The construction projects for the’ Build Build Build’ program of the Duterte administration are experiencing a shortage in manpower. Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) District Engineer Rodoldo Dion said there is shortage of workers skilled in carpentry, masonry, machine…

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DPWH needs more construction workers

By December 10, 2017Business, News

4Ps beneficiary owns house, sends kids to school

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BAGUIO’S ‘SUNDOT-KULANGOT’ LINGAYEN—By regularly producing Baguio City’s famous pasalubong, sundot kulangot, a Pantawid Pamilya beneficiary in the town soon managed to own a house, has a daughter about to earn a college diploma, a college graduate and still sends two more kids to school. Celedonia Soriano, one of sundot-kulangot makers in Lingayen, attributed her…

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4Ps beneficiary owns house, sends kids to school

By December 10, 2017Business, News, Punch Gallery

Cold weather affects bangus production 

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THE cold weather this month of December (expected to last until January) brought about by the Siberian wind is causing not only persons but also the fish to shiver. Since the “ber” months started, there has been a sharp decline in the production of milkfish (bangus), the top aquacultural product in Dagupan and other coastal areas of…

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Cold weather affects bangus production 

By December 10, 2017Business, News

Malpractices, strict regulations threaten food security, say

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DISMAL AQUACULTURE PRODUCTION ONE of the country’s experts on aquaculture and fisheries describes the current state of aquaculture industry in the country as “dismal” and warns of looming threats to food security in the country. Dr. Wilfredo Yap, who conceptualized the establishment of mariculture parks to boost fish production, told newsmen…

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Malpractices, strict regulations threaten food security, say

By December 3, 2017Business, News

Sto. Tomas bags National Quality Corn Achievers Award

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STO. TOMAS—This town was presented the National Quality Corn Achievers Award (Municipal level) during the 13th National Corn Congress on Nov. 23 at the Philippine International Convention Center, Pasay City. The local government led by Mayor Timoteo Villar III received a plaque with P1-million prize for projects to further boost…

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Sto. Tomas bags National Quality Corn Achievers Award

By December 3, 2017Business, News

Culling of 40,000 birds in Nueva Ecija not cause for alarm

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ROSALES—The Samahan ng Industriyang Agrikultura (Sinag) said the culling of some 40,000 birds in a farm in Cabiao, Nueva Ecija last week should not alarm consumers about possibility of resurgence of bird-flu. Rosendo So, Sinag chairman, said Friday that Agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol has already adopted measures to prevent spread…

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Culling of 40,000 birds in Nueva Ecija not cause for alarm

By December 3, 2017Business, News