By LIWAY C. MANANTAN YPARRAGUIRRE
THE Veterans Bank, Lingayen branch located at Poblacion, has transferred to its new home just a few meters away from the old one across the town plaza.
The blessing was held last December 5 with Gov. Victor Agbayani, Lingayen Mayor Jonas Castañeda, and PhilHealth Regional Director Ernie Beltran as special guests.
Branch Manager Tet Manauel was joined by Michael Angelo C. Villa-Real, VP-Corporate Communications and Marketing Services Department; VP Ben Monzones and North Luzon Area Head Paul Tuazon. Read more
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By DANNY O. SAGUN
PIA Pangasinan Infocenter
SOME junkshop owners have reported to the National Transmission Corporation about transmission line materials in their possession a few days after a recent dialog with them, it was learned Thursday.
Engineer Jose Arellano, district 3 manager of the National Transmission Corporation (Transco), said that the awareness level of junkshop operators and the police has gone up as a result of the three dialogues held in Binalonan for those from eastern Pangasinan, in Labrador for those from the west, and in Dagupan at the Dagupan Village Hotel.
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THERE’S a chance even for even unemployed high school graduates to work abroad.
Unemployed people, even if they are only high school graduates, can be employed as skilled workers in other countries if they undergo training under the supervision of the Technical Education Skills Development Authority (TESDA).
Vice Mayor Alvin Fernandez said TESDA recently wrote his office to inform him that they have slots for scholars who would take up vocational courses so that they can qualify as skilled workers abroad.
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URDANETA CITY – Rep. Mark Cojuangco of the fifth district of Pangasinan has his own special way of raising funds for the benefit of his constituents, noting that funds of government are not enough for all their needs.
Instead of just passing the hat around in order to raise funds which he can donate to teachers in his own district so they can take masteral course locally and abroad, Cojuangco hoped he can achieve this through a 100-kilometer walk-for-a-cause called “Century Challenge”.
The son of business tycoon Eduardo Cojuangco, on his second term as congressman of the fifth district of Pangasinan, is soliciting for his Educators’ Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (ECEF),that could finance the scholarship of teachers so that they can be more proficient and able to teach pupils and students better.
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VILLASIS – Another illegal recruiter has found herself behind bars after she was caught in an entrapment operation.
Police Senior Insp. Edison V. Revita, Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG)-Urdaneta City team leader, identified the suspect as Yolanda Mata Ignacio, 42, with listed addresses at barangay Sto. Tomas in San Luis, Pampanga, and barangay Patali, in Sablan, Benguet.
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URDANETA CITY – A city official here has asked the government to set up an academy or school for sports similar to the world’s first of its kind Sports University in Malaysia.
Mayor Amadeo Perez, Jr., fresh from his travel in Malaysia, said the Philippines could have earned more gold medals in the Asian Games and in other international competitions if the country had adopted the examples of Malaysia.
Perez was guest of honor and speaker during the opening ceremonies of the Private Schools Athletic Association (PRISAA) meet in Region I held at the Urdaneta City Sports and Civic Center on Thursday.
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