LINGAYEN–The Bureau of Agricultural Research (BAR) turned over to the province a system called Social Enterprise Development System that will make Pangasinan a “viable agribusiness model for Northern Luzon.”
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LINGAYEN—“Adhere to responsible and development-oriented journalism.” This was the message of Governor Amado Espino Jr., read by Provincial Information Officer Orpheus Velasco, to about 120 campus journalists from the different campuses of the Pangasinan State University during the socialization night as part of a two-day course on journalism.
Espino urges journalism students: Be responsible
LINGAYEN—A team of 30 Filipino-American medical practitioners based in Western Pennsylvania is set to arrive here to conduct a surgical, medical and dental mission in some cities and towns.
New Fil-Am medical mission comes to Pangasinan
LINGAYEN-–More than 4,000 residents in four towns – Mabini, Manaoag, Mangaldan, Bugallon — and Dagupan City received free healthcare services from the Pangasinan Association – United States of America (PAUSA), Inc. during a series of Medical and Dental Mission held from January 13-17.
PAUSA provides free healthcare to 4,000 residents
THANKING TEAM PANGASINAN—The principal of Dulag SPED Center, one of the schools damaged by super typhoon Yolanda, sent this picture to the provincial government as a way of thanking the latter for sending a team to help repair the school. Principal Corazon Raagas said the students are happy that the…
THANKING TEAM PANGASINAN
LINGAYEN—The eight classrooms that were rehabilitated by members of the Provincial Engineering Office (PEO) during the humanitarian mission of the provincial government last December 13-20 l in Dulag, Leyte are now functional and classes are being held there since January 6. The PEO-rehabilitated classrooms are located in Dulag SPED (Special…
PEO-rehabilitated classrooms in Leyte now serving students
LINGAYEN–“We salute Filipino veterans in Pangasinan for sacrificing their lives and wholeheartedly stood for the freedom of the country.” This was manifested by Gen. Ernesto G. Carolina, AFP (Ret.), Administrator of the Philippine Veterans Affairs Office (PVAO), in a speech he delivered during the 69th Lingayen Gulf Landings commeration and…
PVAO head salutes Pangasinan veterans
MEDICAL MISSION FOR WWII VETERANS-–Hundreds of Pangasinan Veterans of World War II and their families avail of free medical services and medicines from the Provincial Health Office during the celebration of the 69th Lingayen Gulf Landings and 7th Pangasinan Veterans’ Day in front of the Sison Auditorium in Lingayen on…
MEDICAL MISSION FOR WWII VETERANS
LINGAYEN—At least 500 World War II Pangasinan veterans including their sons and daughters and surviving spouses availed of the medical mission conducted by the Provincial Health Office as part of the activities of the 69th Lingayen Gulf Landings and the 7th Pangasinan Veterans’ Day celebration held on January 9 at the Pangasinan…
Espino gives Pangasinan veterans medical assistance
LINGAYEN–Governor Amado T. Espino, Jr. led the province in welcoming the new year through the celebration of a holy mass at the Capitol Plaza last December 31 followed by the traditional New Year countdown and grand display of fireworks at the beachfront here. Concelebrated by two Lingayen parish priests, Rev….
