PANGASINAN’S provincial government is cited anew as the 2020’s Best LGU Advocate in the country for its outstanding performance and contribution in statistical development. This was bared by Provincial Planning and Development Coordinator Benita Pizarro who said Pangasinan received the same PSA award in 2018. Pizarro said the provincial government…
THE LULL AFTER THE STORM — Fishermen in Lingayen take the time to repair their nets while waiting for the Coast Guard to tell them it’s safe to fish out in the sea with the exit of Typhoon Ulysses. (Punchphoto by Cesar Ramirez)
THE LULL AFTER THE STORM
SAN Manuel town have been peace and quiet from Monday to Friday after the town’s Sangguniang Bayan banned the playing of videoke/karaoke in the town to help young leaners focus and learn from online classes and those working from home due to the pandemic. Mayor Kenneth Perez said that the…
San Manuel bans videoke
THE provincial Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) is confident that it can cover its backlog in fire safety inspection in all establishments in the province before end of November. Acting provincial fire marshal, F/Chief Inspector Georgian Pascua said 85% of total establishments in the province as of October 31 have…
BFP: No more backlog on safety inspection next month
THE provincial board will summon the police provincial director on November 17 to explain why border checkpoints across the province have been relaxed despite the continuing threat of the coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19). Fourth District Board Member Jeremy Agerico Rosario initiated the inquiry noting that although Pangasinan remains under modified general…
PNP asked to explain relaxed border checkpoints
IN the early morning of November 12 (Thursday), Governor Amado Espino III, as chairman of the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (PDRRMC) ordered a provincewide suspension of work in all government offices (national and local) and online classes in all levels in Pangasinan. This was contained in his…
No work, online classes as “Ulysses” lashes Pangasinan
PRE-EMPTIVE evacuation of twelve families from three barangays in Lingayen were done by the municipal government in anticipation of onslaught of Typhoon Ulysses last Thursday. Six of the families were from Barangay Maniboc, two from Barangay Tonton, and four families from Barangay Libsong East were relocated to the town’s evacuation…
12 families in Lingayen evacuated
23 families in Sison evacuated TYPHOON Ulysses forced the evacuation of 23 families from Barangay Bulaoen in Sison town to the Bulaoen West Elementary School. Mayor Danilo Uy said the evacuation was a pre-emptive effort because Barangay Bulaoen is situated beside the Bued River. The Bued River, which stretches to…
TYPHOON ULYSSES WATCH
THE NEXT KING OF THE ROAD – The farmers belonging to the Matalunggaring Mangin Irrigators Association in Dagupan City will soon be enjoying bigger production with the brand new 4-wheel tractor, driven by their president Raul Dioquino, and 7 hand tillers provided by the Department of Agriculture. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)
THE NEXT KING OF THE ROAD
PANGASINAN will continue to be the top rice producer in Region 1 and the third top producer in the country after Nueva Ecija and Isabela. This was underscored by Provincial Agriculturist Dalisay Moya during the Question Hour of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) on November 9, as she pointed out that…




