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Dagupan SP sets hearings for tax measures

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DAGUPAN’S Sangguniang Panlungsod has began conducting public hearings on two draft fiscal ordinances: Nos. 0-593 (Amending the Schedule of Fair Market Value of real properties in the city of Dagupan for the year 2004 and thereafter), and 0-594 (Proposed Revenue Code of the City of Dagupan). However, in both public…

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Dagupan SP sets hearings for tax measures

By March 12, 2017Business, News

Sports tourism seen in new Tondaligan Park

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THE rehabilitation of the Tondaligan Park, once Dagupan City’s pride for its long stretch of the Blue Beach coastline, is being rushed to regain its status as one of the major tourist destinations in Pangasinan. Its initial salvo in promoting it following its ongoing rehabilitation was the holding of the two-day…

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Sports tourism seen in new Tondaligan Park

By March 5, 2017Business, News

Pangasinan housing projects on track

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LINGAYEN- – -National Housing Authority (NHA) General Manager Marcelino P. Escalada, Jr. commended the provincial government for its implementation of the 2nd phase of the Maniboc socialized housing for employees/teachers and Aplaya West Resettlement Project intended to provide shelter for the ‘poorest of the poor.’ Escalada, who visited the two…

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Pangasinan housing projects on track

By March 5, 2017Business, News

Dagupan’s economic plan stymied

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CLUP APPROVAL STILL PENDING DAGUPAN City’s plan to move fast forward in its development continues to be stymied in the absence of an approval of its submitted Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) by the National Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (NHLURB). Mayor Belen Fernandez expressed her own frustration at…

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Dagupan’s economic plan stymied

By February 27, 2017Business, News

Capitol sees higher production ahead

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TILAPIA FINGERLINGS DISPERSAL LINGAYEN– The province can expect further increase in the production of tilapia after the recent seeding of some 300,000 tilapia fingerlings at the mouth of the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) re-regulating pond in San Roque, San Manuel town. The annual dispersal program since 2007 has already increased volume…

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Capitol sees higher production ahead

By February 18, 2017Business, News

City vet seizes 174 kilos of ‘botcha’ chicken

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THE Dagupan City Veterinary Office seized 174 kilos of chicken and 38 kilos of pork at the Centro Mart Market in Dagupan at dawn on February 17. coordination with the National Meat and Inspection Service (NMIC). City Veterinarian Dr. Michael Maramba said the uncertified chicken meat were discovered in routine…

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City vet seizes 174 kilos of ‘botcha’ chicken

By February 18, 2017Business, News

Deferment of 900-MW coal plant project hailed

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PHINMA EYES 2023 LINGAYEN–Leaders of Save Sual Movement (SSM) hailed the decision of Phinma Energy Corp. to defer a planned 900-megawatt coal-fired power plant in Sual town due to an oversupply of coal projects. Phinma had announced it is considering constructing the coal plant in 2023 to 2025 because of its…

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Deferment of 900-MW coal plant project hailed

By February 12, 2017Business, News