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Pangasinan stages ‘chicken-and-egg boodle lunch’

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TO prove that Pangasinan is not affected and remains free from bird flu virus, the broiler integrators with the help of the Office of the Provincial Veterinary and Provincial Government also staged a boodle fight for litson manok and boiled eggs. Dr. Eric Jose Perez, provincial veterinarian said, the activity…

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Pangasinan stages ‘chicken-and-egg boodle lunch’

By September 4, 2017Headlines, News

Demolition of illegal fish pens, cages ordered anew

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THE City Agriculture Office (CAO) and the Bantay Ilog Task Force are working double time to demolish some 100 illegal fish pens and fish cages in the city’s rivers that have surfaced anew to meet the new deadline set by Mayor Belen T. Fernandez. Fernandez directed City Agriculture Officer Emma J….

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Demolition of illegal fish pens, cages ordered anew

By September 4, 2017Headlines, News, Punch Gallery

100 Isles Park expects record 600,000 visitors by yearend

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ALAMINOS CITY—Tourist arrivals at the Hundred Islands National Park here are expected to reach 600,000 this year or a 44% increase over last year’s 450,000 visitors. Mayor Arthur Celeste is optimistic this target can be achieved. “As of July this year, tourist arrival has reached 420,000 and we might hit…

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100 Isles Park expects record 600,000 visitors by yearend

By September 4, 2017Headlines, News

Father of PO2 Mejia laments slow progress of case

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STILL NO JUSTICE FOR SAF 44 THE 72-year-old father of PO2 Ephraim Mejia, one the Fallen SAF (Special Action Force) 44 killed by members of the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighter (BIFF) and Moro Islamic Liberation Front in Mamasapano Maguindanao in January 2016 laments that justice for his son and 43…

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Father of PO2 Mejia laments slow progress of case

By September 4, 2017Headlines, News

Floodgates proposed to end tidal floods in city

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THE Dagupan City government hopes to end tidal flooding in several low-lying areas in the city in the next five years through the construction of several floodgates along various rivers and creeks in the city. Josephine Corpuz, officer-in-charge at the City Planning and Development Coordinating Office, said the floodgates will be closed…

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Floodgates proposed to end tidal floods in city

By September 4, 2017Inside News, News

Funds for Bolinao lighthouse renovation sought

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THE old iconic Bolinao Lighthouse badly needs repair and renovation if it is expected to continue to function efficiently to and guide ships to safety. First District Rep. Jesus ‘Boying’ Celeste said he has asked the Congress to allocate funds for the lighthouse’s urgent renovation and upgrading of its equipment….

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Funds for Bolinao lighthouse renovation sought

By September 4, 2017Inside News, News

DPWH set to construct Lingayen-Binmaley bypass road

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TO ease the traffic congestion in Lingayen town, a Lingayen bypass road will be constructed by the Department of Public Works and Highways Regional Office. In a presentation to 2nd Rep. Leopoldo Bataoil, Engr. Julian Narvas, Jr. of DPWH Regional Office 1, said the 3.8 kilometers concrete bypass road will…

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DPWH set to construct Lingayen-Binmaley bypass road

‘Compressed work week’, not mandatory – De Venecia

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FOURTH District Rep. Christopher de Venecia said the bill for the compressed work week “recently approved in the House of Representatives is an option and is not mandatory for employers to adopt”. De Venecia, one of the authors of House Bill 6152, said one of the main objectives of the…

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‘Compressed work week’, not mandatory – De Venecia

By September 4, 2017Inside News, News