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TRAFFIC LIGHTS ON IN CALASIAO

By | Inside News

TRAFFIC LIGHTS ON IN CALASIAO — Calasiao Mayor Patrick Caramat formally received from Gov. Ramon Guico III on August 29, 2025 the provincial government-funded traffic lights intended to improve traffic flow at the town’s busiest intersection. A ceremonial switching-on was witnessed by local officials and other guests. (Punchphoto by Butch…

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TRAFFIC LIGHTS ON IN CALASIAO

By September 1, 2025Inside News

Traffic lights turned over to Calasiao LGU

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THE long-anticipated traffic light system at Calasiao’s busiest intersection was officially turned over on August 29, 2025 by the provincial government to the Calasiao local government unit (LGU). The ceremony was led by Mayor Patrick Caramat, Vice Mayor Kevin Roy Macanlalay, and the Sangguniang Bayan members with Gov. Ramon Guico…

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Traffic lights turned over to Calasiao LGU

By September 1, 2025Inside News

New school buildings in Dagupan required to be multi-level

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ALL new public school buildings that will be built in Dagupan – whether funded by the Department of Education, Department of Public Works and Highways, other government agencies, or even private donors – will have to be multi-level in consideration of the coastal city’s low topography that makes it a catch…

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New school buildings in Dagupan required to be multi-level

By September 1, 2025Inside News

Rosario urges fellow mayors to join good governance movement

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MANAOAG Mayor Jeremy Agerico Rosario called on fellow local chief executives in Pangasinan to support the push for full transparency, accountability, and justice in flood control projects. “I believe we must take a stand. It’s time to conduct thorough investigations to uncover the root cause of the problem and resolve…

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Rosario urges fellow mayors to join good governance movement

By September 1, 2025Inside News

New school buildings in Dagupan required to be multi-level

By | Inside News

ALL new public school buildings that will be built in Dagupan – whether funded by the Department of Education, Department of Public Works and Highways, other government agencies, or even private donors – will have to be multi-level in consideration of the coastal city’s low topography that makes it a catch…

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New school buildings in Dagupan required to be multi-level

By September 1, 2025Inside News

MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE

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MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE – Gov. Ramon Guico III shows the message “we are committed to a Flood Free Pangasinan“ before placing it inside a bottle during the unveiling ceremony at the launching of the provincial government’s River Restoration Project, the province’s Flood Management Initiative at the Sison Auditorium, Lingayen Pangasinan. He is…

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MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE

MBTF formally deputized as NAPOLCOM representative

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DAGUPAN City Mayor Belen Fernandez was formally designated as a deputized representative of the National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) in a ceremony held on August 18 at the City Plaza. Under Section 64 of Republic Act No. 8551 or the Philippine National Police Reform and Reorganization Act of 1998, governors and…

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MBTF formally deputized as NAPOLCOM representative

By August 25, 2025Inside News

LTO caravan eases plate distribution for motorcycle owners

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THE distribution of backlogged motorcycle license plates is continuing in various towns and malls as the Land Transportation Office (LTO) Dagupan District Office urged owners to check its official Facebook page for updates on caravan schedules and related announcements. According to LTO Dagupan Assistant Chief Maria Dolores Soliven, the office…

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LTO caravan eases plate distribution for motorcycle owners

By August 25, 2025Inside News

NEWSBREAK

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(Filed by 104.7 IFM Dagupan News) Parents call for more CCTV cameras for children’s protection  PARENTS in Dagupan called for the installation of more CCTV cameras in public spaces as they expressed concern over the safety of their children amid rising crimes, including at school premises. They said children could…

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NEWSBREAK

By August 25, 2025Inside News