CALM AFTER THE FIREWORKS—The Calmay River in Dagupan City provides a tranquil scene, viewed from the De Venecia Highway Extension, during the first sunset of 2013 after all the noise and smoke from the New Eve’s revelry have died down. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao) Back to Homepage
ADOPTED CLASSMATE—Dagupan City National High School Batch 1982 presents to Vice Mayor Belen Fernandez the class’ resolution making her an ‘Adopted Classmate’ and its plaque of appreciation in recognition of her support to the school’s projects and development. With the vice mayor are former city councilors Atty. Joey Tamayo (white shirt)…
UNIQUE CHRISTMAS PAROL—The San Fabian Parish Church’s Christmas centerpiece this year featured anew a giant Parol (designed by Bernie Solis) and a set of small parols with images of traditional liturgical Christmas art in papier-mache. Added were five Advent Parols (designed by Josie Garcia) representing Lights of Hope, Peace, Joy, Love…
NEW YEAR’S REVELERS AT THE CAPITOL—Thousands of Pangasinenses troop to the sprawling Capitol Beachfront in Lingayen last December 31 to celebrate the New Year’s Eve Countdown that featured the lighting of sky lanterns and 15-minute grand fireworks display. (PIO Photo by Senielda G. Reyes) Back to Homepage
ALL IN THE FAMILY—Dagupan Councilor Brian Lim, son of Mayor Benjamin Lim, laughs heartily after he and his mother, Celia, signed their certificates of candidacy substituting for Alex Siapno as city vice mayoralty candidate and for Mario Lim as candidate for representative of the 4th District, respectively, at the provincial…
SARAY BALOTON SUMISIGAY ED ILOG–Archbishop Soc Villegas (standing, extreme right) leads the St. John the Evangelist fluvial parade dubbed Saray Baloton Sumisigay ed Ilog (fishing boats on the river) along Pantal River in Dagupan on December 27 as part of the Dagupan City Fiesta. (PIA Photo/Roland Naoe) Back to Homepage
CELEBRATING CHRIST AT CHRISTMAS—The St. John the Evangelist Cathedral in Dagupan City is brimming with the Catholic faithful who came to attend the traditional Midnight Mass held December 24, the eve of Christmas, with Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Socrates Villegas as celebrant. (Puncphoto by Willie Lomibao) Back to Homepage
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