THE Catholic church in Labrador opened its doors again to its parishioners on Jan. 23 after it was temporarily placed under lockdown for a week for disinfection due to COVID-19. P/Major Mark Tubadeza, town police chief, said in a phone interview that it was the decision of the parish priest…
A CITY councilor of Dagupan revealed that the level of confidence of city residents on scheduled vaccination program is currently very low, blaming it on the Dengvaxia controversy that rocked the nation in the past. Councilor Dennis Canto, SP chairman on health, revealed this during the virtual session of the…
Dagupeños’ low confidence on vaccine noted
MALL giant SM, through its Foundation, announced the extension of the SM College Scholarship Program online application for SY 2021-2022 until March 20, 2021. Kristine Santiago, corporate communications officer of SM in Pangasinan, said the extension will allow more graduating Grade 12 students to comply with the application requirements. “SM Foundation,…
SM scholarship application deadline: March 20
CAPITOL NEWS GRADUAL RE-OPENING OF TOURISM IN PANGASINAN. Governor Amado I. Espino III (3rd from right) and Department of Tourism Region 1 (DOT-R1) Director Joseph Francisco R. Ortega (right) discuss the gradual reopening of tourism in the province through the Online Visitors Registration System (OVRS). Held at the Capitol Resort…
GRADUAL RE-OPENING OF TOURISM IN PANGASINAN
NEW URDANETA BYPASS ROAD – DPWH Sec. Mark Villar (2nd from right) is joined by DPWH officials for the ceremonial drive thru during the formal inauguration of the 7.17-kilometer bypass road in Urdaneta City. (Punchphoto by Cesar Ramirez)
NEW URDANETA BYPASS ROAD
DEPARTMENT of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Secretary Mark Villar led the formal opening and inauguration of P1.88-billion-funded Urdaneta By-pass Road for a smooth and fast travel inside Pangasinan and to Ilocos Region. Villar said the 7.17-kilometer-long road, with six lanes and four small bridges, built under President Duterte’s Build,…
DPWH completes Urdaneta’s new by-pass road
ARMY worms or harabas have already invaded much of onion farms in Pangasinan and local governments are helpless. About 232.12 hectares of farmland in Bayambang’s 28 barangays planted to onions by 611 farmers have been invaded by armyworms, too. Bayambang produces about 23 metric tons of red onions yearly. A…
Onion farmers onions losing battle vs. army worms
THE Municipal Agriculture Office of Bayambang recently launched Project ITLOG, or Initiative Towards Livelihood and Opportunities for Growth, on Jan. 18 at the Pantol Evacuation Center. This project, in tandem with the Bayambang Poverty Reduction Action Team (BPRAT) and the Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc., has an initial 10…
Project ITLOG launched in Bayambang
LTFRB REQUIREMENT SOME 80 mahogany and tamarind seedlings were planted by members of the San Carlos City Jeepney Operators and Drivers Transport Cooperative (SCCJODTC) in Barangay Paitan last Tuesday, January 19. The activity was in compliance with the 2020-076 memorandum circular of the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB)…
Jeepney drivers-operators plant tree seedlings
THE provincial government recently resumed its ‘Kalinisan Karaban’ visits to various towns in Pangasinan as one of the components of the Abig Pangasinan Program that helps entrepreneurs affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Gov. Amado Espino III had directed the General Services Office (GSO), to include Kalinisan Karaban, that collects plastic waste…




