Nen MARIO F. KARATEKA

MARAKEP so pinawayan na impamasimbalo ed andawes na Tondaligan.

No makapasyar kayo natan ditan ed Bonuan et alay abig na saramay balon “tourist sheds” o siroman tan painawaan.

Simpli, gawad pinaor tan kawayan labat (walamet iray pigaran sementado) tan kada pigaran metros et walay tuaton gripo (shallow wells) a nayarin pambegnawan daray totoo. Walamet iray kalutan (grill) ya akatarya kada “shed” tan magalang, maoyamo iray managbantay na sarayan syeds. (Singa siniminar irayo amo, a pare Ike?) Read more

By DANNY O. SAGUN

SAN FABIAN - A barangay captain who ran for mayor in the last local elections was abducted Tuesday morning by unidentified armed men on a road leading to the Philippine Tourism Authority resort in barangay Bolasi at around 8 a. m..

In a radio interview, police provincial director Sr. Supt. Isagani Nerez noted that oddly, Villegas had no bodyguards when his kidnappers flagged down his Nissan Terano and dragged him onto a waiting vehicle.
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WHO kidnapped the controversial and “colorful” Barangay Chairman Roland Villegas of Anonang, San Fabian?

The provincial office of the Philippine National Police said none of the law enforcement agencies operating in the province appear to know of the well-planned abduction of the barangay official whose personal career was controversial with some scrapes with the law on occasions.

Villegas was taken at gunpoint in barangay Bolasi on a road going to the Philippine Tourism Authority resort in San Fabian at about Read more

SAN CARLOS CITY – A policeman assigned with the Dagupan City Police was shot dead by an enraged security guard in barangay Matagdem, this city after the latter found the police officer in bed with his wife before dawn of Maundy Thursday.

SPO2 Jimmy Cornel, assigned with the police community precinct 6 in Bonuan was lying in a pool of his own blood at the guard’s house when police investigators arrived. He was apparently surprised by his attacker while still in bed and was unable to fight back.
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MALASIQUI—There will be no rice shortage in the Ilocos Region this year, an official of the Department of Agriculture field regional office said.

DA Field Regional Director Cipriano Santiago said weather permitting, the region will be able to harvest its target of 1.7 million metric tons of rice in the coming wet season.

He said the 1.7 million metric tons will be the region’s contribution to the nation that could help boost the country’s rice stockpile.
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