Affairs By Johanne R. Macob A FEW nights back, my sister and I watched a movie. It was the movie that many have been raving about. It was a story of two couples: one was married; the other was supposedly to get married. However, things didn’t happen as planned. The…
MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS. Who is paying for the electric and water bills of Bayambang Central School in its temporary location from Poblacion to Barangay Bical? The municipal government, the one behind the school’s temporary transfer, amid strong protests, cannot do so as the place is privately owned. The Department…
Political will in the war vs. drugs By Ermin Garcia Jr. AS the Pangasinan Provincial Police Office, and the Dagupan City Police Station, proceed with the war vs. illegal drugs, it’d be noteworthy to know how other cities are managing their campaigns in their communities. One of the more…
Gov. Espino guests at forum series By Jun Velasco “A man who wants to lead the orchestra must turn his back in the crowd,” John Maxwell. AT the launch of President Hotel’s Breakfast Club meeting, guest speaker Gov. Amado Espino Jr. was subdued when he spoke on the…
MBTF was seen crying… with joy By Gonzalo Duque MANY of you must have seen and heard Mayor Belen Fernandez when she delivered her State of the City Address – if not at the Stadia – in front of your TV sets. Super detalyado ang speech niya, ano? Maganda,…
And my President is… By Al S. Mendoza WE all have our own wish-list for the 2016 presidential election. Without a doubt, Grace Poe, being presently the most popular choice for President, could be first on your notepad. Who would be next seems too elusive to pin down. Grace…
Timely drug-testing of police By Bebot Villar IT is heartening to see that the provincial police’s anti-drug campaign in the province is proceeding vigorously. And while the Pangasinan Provincial Police Station is at it, the Anti-Drug Abuse Councils (ADACs) should also be activated and working by this time. Sayang…
The smell of green By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo GMA News reported on August 3, that “As many as 31 trees, some decades old, at the landmark Manila Army and Navy Club are being felled in a restoration project, angering heritage advocates and environmentalists who are asking why increasingly rare…
China broke our hearts again By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. POWERFUL China first broke our hearts when it cockily occupied some of the Spratly Islands off Zambales province which we maintain are ours. Then China, a perennial topnotch in the Asian Games, beat us anew in the world of sports…
THOSE EVIL MINDS – Now that Manay Gina has spoken, we hope the rumor being spread around that she and Mayor Belen will clash in the “Battle of the Titans” in 2016 polls must now die down. Only people with evil minds would float such a dirty tactic to drive a…
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