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FINALLY A TWO-WAY STREET AGAIN

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FINALLY A TWO-WAY STREET AGAIN — Arellano Street that was opened to one -way street when the elevation of road and drainage system in the area by the DPWH started, is finally opened to two-way traffic as scheduled to the relief of regular commuters to the area. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)

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FINALLY A TWO-WAY STREET AGAIN

By April 8, 2024Top Stories

3 projects of past administration placed under special audit

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THREE infra projects done during the past Lim administration underwent  technical review by the Commission on Audit before full payment can be issued to the contractors. City Legal Officer Aurora Valle, chair of the Bids and Awards Committee (BAC) of Dagupan City, said the review by an audit team from…

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3 projects of past administration placed under special audit

By April 8, 2024Top Stories

San Roque Dam ‘fighting’ to provide water for irrigation, electricity

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THE San Roque Dam located in San Manuel town, is still able to provide irrigation for farmers despite a considerable amount of water lost over the past days. Tom Valdez, San Roque Power Corporation (SRPC) vice president, said the dam is still operating normally, despite the water level lower than…

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San Roque Dam ‘fighting’ to provide water for irrigation, electricity

By April 8, 2024Top Stories

CJ Gesmundo thanks Dagupan’s support for 13th Justice Zone

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CHIEF Justice Alexander Gesmundo led the establishment of the 13th Justice Zone in Dagupan, his sixth under his tenure, to actualize a shared vision of providing responsive and real-time justice services to the people. This initiative marks the 13th Justice Zone introduced by the Justice Sector Coordinating Council (JSCC) since…

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CJ Gesmundo thanks Dagupan’s support for 13th Justice Zone

By March 31, 2024Top Stories

El Nino impact in Pangasinan expected till August

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A REGIONAL seasonal climate outlook and advisory from the Department of Agriculture Field Office 1 reported that El Niño will likely delay the rice planting calendar in Region 1, including Pangasinan, and will severely affect lives of farmers and their families . The advisory acknowledged that based on the forecast, the…

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El Nino impact in Pangasinan expected till August

By March 31, 2024Top Stories

SP executive session gives Mother and Child Hospital a chance

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FINALLY, a glimmer of hope is seen for the P150 million Mother and Child Hospital that was ditched by the opposition last year following an executive session by the Sangguniang Panlungsod on March 26 with Department of Health Regional Director Paula Paz Sydiongco. Director Sydiongco, her staff that included DOH Legal…

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SP executive session gives Mother and Child Hospital a chance

By March 31, 2024Top Stories

Pangasinan PPO deploys 2,500 cops

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FROM HOLY WEEK ONWARDS THE observance of the Holy Week was generally peaceful, thanks to the presence and visibility of the 2,500 policemen deployed by the Pangasinan Police Provincial Office (PPPO) throughout the province to ensure the safe observance of religious activities by devotees, visitors and tourists in key tourist…

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Pangasinan PPO deploys 2,500 cops

By March 31, 2024Top Stories

GROUFIE TIME FOR PLEX

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GROUFIE TIME FOR PLEX — Vice Gov. Mark Lambino (left) positions his phone for a groufie shot with Gov. Ramon Guico III; San Miguel Corp (SMC) president and CEO Ramon S. Ang; and Rep. Ramon Guico, Jr. during the groundbreaking ceremony and unveiling of the marker to start the construction…

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GROUFIE TIME FOR PLEX

By March 26, 2024Top Stories