8 month old baby raped

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An eight- month old baby was allegedly raped by her own uncle  in Bonuan Gueset this city night of January 30. Police Superintendent Noli Taliño, police chief told The PUNCH  in a phone interview that  the victim’s mother, Lea Delin, left her  baby  inside their house to buy food outside. The victim’s father, Noel  Delin, [...]

Am no agitator, says VM Alvin

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DAGUPAN CITY-Vice Mayor Alvin Fernandez has denied rumors  tagging him as the one who is allegedly  agitating  vendors  at the Malimgas Public Market l to stage a rally  in protest against their impending transfer to the former MC Adore Hotel. Fernandez admitted that some vendors visited him last week  but he advised them to seek [...]

San Quintin forest park lures tourists

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SAN QUINTIN– A new  tourism site in northern Philippines is drawing crowds from all walks of life, offering the best in river and mountain retreat camping.
Called Mayor Romulo Antolin Camp and Forest Park, the tourism facility was opened during the five-day boy scouts jamborette from Jan. 29-Feb. 1.
Built on a 50-hectare site along the Dipalo [...]

CENRO survey on PAMMA campus over

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THE Community  Environment and Natural Resources Office has already completed its survey of  the entire campus of the Pangasinan Merchant Marine Academy (PMMA) to find out  if it encroaches upon portions of the Pantal river.
The survey was undertaken in the light of a series of banner stories in the PUNCH about the alleged encroachment by   [...]

It's intrigue, decries prov'l administrator

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LINGAYEN — As the operation of jueteng in Pangasinan has resurged, reports  are rife that the new gambling lord has bribed certain provincial  officials, including the governor, in exchange for a smooth operation.
But the report on the red Expedition car published  in this paper last  week, as having been  given allegedly  by the new operator  [...]

4-floor market eyed here

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VENDORS  at the Malimgas Public Market Phase 1 may have put off their planned rally  after meeting with Mayor Benjamin Lim last Wednesday  where  he  showed them the blueprint for a four-storey public market, he planned to build.
Mayor Lim sat down with officers and members of  the Malimgas Dagupan Vendors Federation headed by Eduardo Cervantes, [...]

Relocation of dumpsite squatters recommended

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AT least 22 families currently squatting  on the dumpsite  area in Bonuan Boquig have been recommended for immediate relocation.
Solid Waste Management Board co-chairman Prof. Nicanor Melecio said he made the recommendation in preparation for the opening of the pilot Material  Recovery  Facility (MRF) in March.  The construction of the first MRF is ongoing in the [...]

TIMMAWA no show in PSU forum hit

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STA. MARIA-Various farmer leaders assailed the Tignay Dagiti Mannalon a Mangwayawaya ti Agno  (TIMMAWA), a non-government  organization that advocates  an  anti-irrigation position,   for snubbing a public forum organized by the Pangasinan State  University (PSU)  to discuss   the Agno River Integrated Irrigation Project  Friday.
The farmer leaders were led by Marcelo  Blando, chairman of the Pangasinan Agriculture [...]

Fishery code okay seen

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THE new fishery ordinance for Dagupan City has  been approved on second reading by the Sangguniang Panlungsod  but it may take two weeks before it can be enacted due to some amendments,  Vice Mayor Alvin Fernandez said.
The new fishery code is being pushed by Mayor Benjamin Lim to systematize aquaculture and improve production and quality [...]

Uson kin hit probers

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LINGAYEN — The  relatives of the late Regional Trial Court Judge Oscar ‘Gary’ Uson of Branch 53 in Tayug are still crying for justice.
More than four  months after the brutal slaying of the judge, investigators from Task Force Uson are still groping in the dark  for  the killers  and their mastermind.   
They suspect that  [...]

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