TODAY’S AND FUTURE CHESS MASTERS —More than 200 players, including FIDE (International Chess Federation) Master Haridas Pascua and WIM (Women International Master) Cherry Ann Mejia, join the 2nd Pangasinan Age Group Championship at the Provincial Training Center on October 15 and 16, sponsored by the provincial government and the Pangasinan…
FEDERATION OF PTAs LEADERSHIP TRAINING–Governor Amado T. Espino, Jr. (3rd from right), Lingayen Mayor Ernesto “Jonas” C. Castańeda (2nd from left), Department of Education Division of Pangasinan I Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Aurora T. Domingo (2nd from right) and Asst. Schools Division Superintendent Sheila Marie A. Primicias (3rd from left)…
VISITORS FROM GUAM–Governor Amado Espino, Jr. (left) welcomes Guam Senators Judith Guthertz (right) and Rory Respicio (center) at the Capitol Building in Lingayen on October 13 during their visit to the province for the establishment of a sisterhood pact between Pangasinan and Guam of the United States of America. (PIO…
PROJECT ON HOLD?—After weeks of beehive construction activities, nothing moved at the construction site of a planned restaurant on a backfilled area by the bank of the Dawel River last week. The project was identified by Mayor Benjamin Lim as a private project but declined to name the proponent. It…
HELP FOR FLOOD VICTIMS—The provincial government distributes relief goods to residents in Bayambang, one of the towns worst hit by the back-to-back typhoons “Pedring” and “Quiel” that left a combined total damage in Pangasinan of about P886 million. Information Officer Orpheus Velasco turns over the packs of relief goods to…
RAIN OR SHINE—Notwithstanding the strong downpour and heavy traffic, maintenance crew of the Department of Public Works and Highways second engineering district continue the patching work along the Mayombo Road that was damaged by lingering floods spawned by recent typhoons. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka) Back to Homepage
SEED CAPITAL–Fourth District Rep. Gina de Venecia turns over a P100,000 check to Liberty Salon, president of the Manaoag Holy Place, that will serve as the group’s initial capital for a livelihood project. Joining them are (from left) Agnes Tambalo, officer in charge of the livelihood unit of the Department…
GUAM-PANGASINAN SISTERHOOD TIES—The provincial government’s trademark “No. 1” sign is flashed by (R-L front row) Federation of Pangasinenses on Guam President Vic R. Rivo, Sr., Guam Senator Rory J. Respicio, Governor Amado T. Espino, Jr., Vice Gov. Jose Ferdinand Z. Calimlim, Jr., and Guam Senator Judith P. Guthertz while holding…
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