ohwwww aliguas at joe ayan 10 post na lang new year na ay thread 6 na pala ,naku asan ang mga kabaleyan natin bat parang tulog pa sila mga kabaleyan kulan yo la ,bangon kila ta ni new thread la ,no arum ya agew ki lamet unogep kayari new thread,suri_maw.iswtch,hanamagible,makalasyan,capricorn,ma^ride,sir allan_dude,pi,phoenecian, sino pa ba di ko nabanggit na kababayan natin forumres,hoyyyyyyyy GISING!!!

CONGRATZ THREAD 16 BULACAN :banana::banana::banana:

CONRATZ THREAD 6 PANGASINAN :banana::banana::banana:

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wooh.... ang hirap magcompose ng intro.. parang magsasalita ako in behalf of the 3 million pangasinenses to welcome the world in our province.. whooshhoooo!

Posted on September 5, 2010 - Filed Under Headlines, News | Leave a Comment

City Hall, SP rift intensifies

THE executive-legislative imbroglio in Dagupan involving Mayor Benjamin Lim and the majority of the Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) appears headed for worse before it gets any better.

Last week, Lim vetoed an ordinance of the city council granting franchises to at least 23 operators of motorized tricycles-for-hire in the city saying this is a function of the executive branch.

The ordinance in question, No. 1957-2010, was vetoed by the mayor in its entirety for allegedly encroaching on executive prerogatives.

In his letter dated August 26 to the SP through Vice Mayor and Presiding Officer Belen Fernandez, Lim said: “The acts of screening and evaluating the qualifications of 
applicants for tricycle franchise and processing requirements (for said purpose) 
are purely administrative and executive functions, which the legislative branch 
is encroaching upon.”

The mayor also assailed in his letter SP Resolution No. 653-2010, which approved 126 applications for a tricycle franchise.

The mayor said this resolution merely expresses the sentiments of the members of the SP and does not have the force and effect of a law.

LOCAL GOV’T CODE

However, Fernandez has expressed her disagreement to Lim’s stance, citing a provision of the Local Government Code.

The vice mayor said Article Three, Section 458, Paragraph VI of the Local Government Code, under the powers of the Sangguniang Panlungsod, states: “Subject to the guidelines prescribed by the Department of Transportation and Communication, (the SP shall) regulate the operations of tricycles and grant franchise for the operations thereof within the territorial jurisdiction of the city.”

Lim, on the other hand, pointed out that SP has exercised that power when it enacted Ordinance No. 2883-2006, the Comprehensive Tricycle Franchise Ordinance of 2007.

“This is in itself was the legislative grant of franchise that Republic Act 7160 or the Local Government Code of 1991 envisioned,” Lim said.

Fernandez said the SP, which voted unanimously on the vetoed ordinance, will discuss this week what their next move will be on the matter.

“This matter is now in the hands of the city councilors and in the meantime, I 
withhold any comment on the matter in order not to preempt their decision,” Fernandez said.

The issuance of tricycle franchises originally rested on the SP, but this was transferred to the city mayor’s office through the legal office when Lim became mayor in 2001 and continued until 2007.

The function was reverted back to the SP in April this year, with former Mayor Alipio Fernandez’s approval, following a clamor from the tricycle operators who complained of having to go through and pay extra fees to “fixers” at the city hall.

When the SP processed new franchises in late August, the chairman of the committee on public utilities, Councilor Karlos Reyna, rejected applications presented by fixers.–LM OK COMMERCIAL MO NA TAYO AT BALITA,GOOD NEWS

Posted on September 5, 2010 - Filed Under Inside News, News | Leave a Comment

OFFICIALS of the Fourth District have asked the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to strengthen the dike in Sison along the Bued River to forestall another possible big flood in Central Pangasinan.

Mangaldan Mayor Herminio Romero, who is spearheading the request, pointed out that the dike, which collapsed at the height of Typhoon "Pepeng" last year, was rebuilt with just an earth embankment that would not likely be sturdy enough to prevent another breach.

When the dike collapsed last year, rampaging floodwater spilled over to Sison, Pozorrubio, Manaoag and San Jacinto through the Aloragat River and caused the Angalacan River in San Fabian to overflow its banks, flooding the towns of Mangaldan, Mapandan, Sta. Barbara, Calasiao and Dagupan.

Romero also noted that the overflow from Angalacan River washed out a big dike northeast of Sison’s proper.

Speaking at the "Engkwentro" forum of the Pangasinan Press Club last week, Romero said his fellow mayors of the affected towns have asked the DPWH to give the Sison earth dike a Gabion-type embankment and rip-rapping in order to withstand the onslaught of rampaging floodwater from upstream.

He said without these structures, his town and the adjacent areas continue to be threatened by disastrous flooding.

IMPACT

The flood on October 9 last year, which left Mangaldan submerged for days, drowned several people and about 100 cattle.

Romero said the government should prioritize their request because other infrastructure developments in the affected towns will be rendered useless if flooding again hits them.

The dike, originally built through the Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) of former Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr., was repaired in June this year from funds extended by the National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC).

De Venecia, former congressman of the Fourth District, called the earth dikes in Sison and Mangaldan the first and second lines of defense of Dagupan City against flood originating from the Bued River.

The Mangaldan dike, which has an earth embankment and was recently rehabilitated, is prone to collapse if there will be a repeat of last year’s flood, said Romero.-LM

HELLO ALIGUAS AT JOE OK NA BA?MAG SABI LANG KAYO NG GO SIGNAL HA !

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Ganda Aliguas!!!!!!!!!!!!

^^
hehe..thanks joe!

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Ganda Aliguas!!!!!!!!!!!!

WOW ang ganda ng farewell logo ,joe sige na iaksa muna plsssssss

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Ganda Aliguas!!!!!!!!!!!!

yang pic na yan ngayon ko lang ginawa yan!!!haha..kaninang 10:15 :)

^^ nakita ko na rin ung pangbungad na photos...


In behalf of the 3 million pangasinenses.. I thank all of the forumers for taking part in this thread through blood and peace.....hehe

May we continue to lift up the spirit of our true love to our province.. Take pride... I am a Pangasinense....

:goodbye::goodbye::goodbye:

^^
ung ibang pix, kahapon ko ginawa..hehe..akala ko kasi magsasara na tong thread kagabi ehh..haha

GAWA NA KAYO NG BAGONG THREAD 6 AT DOON NYO ULIT ULITIN ANG POST NA YAN BILISSSS

Aliguas... ilagay mo ung link ng photo ha.. wag ung link ng page nung photo.. haha... Ganun nangyari sa pinos mo kanina... kinakabahan ka siguro!

GAWA NA KAYO NG BAGONG THREAD 6 AT DOON NYO ULIT ULITIN ANG POST NA YAN BILISSSS

ano ang ipopost uli???

Aliguas... ilagay mo ung link ng photo ha.. wag ung link ng page nung photo.. haha... Ganun nangyari sa pinos mo kanina... kinakabahan ka siguro!

ahhh..kaya pala..hehe..ayun ok na..kinabahan?medyo? akala ko kasi di na aabot..hahaha

ano ang ipopost uli???
i mean,kung sino ang magiintro ng thread 6?

i mean,kung sino ang magiintro ng thread 6?

Ako ba talaga??:ohno::ohno::ohno:

Ako ba talaga??:ohno::ohno::ohno:

:okay: go joe!!

Ako ba talaga??:ohno::ohno::ohno:

:okay: go joe!!

ok lang kahit sino sa inyo ,tapos suportahan na lang natin kung sino sa inyo

baka bukas na yan mag oopen ng bagong thread.. haha

baka bukas na yan mag oopen ng bagong thread.. haha
tingin ko din, hintayin na lang natin ung gumawa ng thread na ito na iclose ang thread 5 at iopen ang thread 6 :okay:

baka bukas na yan mag oopen ng bagong thread.. haha

bakit kala ko ba handa kau ni aliguas ,si la joe kaya mo yan go joe go joe go joe

^^
tulog na ata si hakz2007 :D baka nga bukas na to maclose!!

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tulog na ata si hakz2007 :D baka nga bukas na to maclose!!

ganun ,ok basta handa nyo ang mga picture nyo ha :banana::banana::banana:

Antok na ata ako.. dito nalang tayo magIntro ng thread 6.. hahaaha

ano mauuna?? intro or ung photo???

Nabuksan na ang new thread ng Bulacan.. sana tayo na rin ah..

Nabuksan na ang new thread ng Bulacan.. sana tayo na rin ah..

CGE INTAYIN NYO AKO ANG MAGBUBUKAS OK WAIT LANG

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hayaan na lang natin si hakzz2007 :D total sya naman ang gumawa ng thread na to :D

joe, kaw na lang bahala kung ano ang mas ok, ang photos ba o ang intro mo :D

mga sir,gawa na kayong thread 6 niyo.wag niyo na intayin ma-close to kasi bukas pa to mapapansin ng mods... :)

Nabuksan na ang new thread ng Bulacan.. sana tayo na rin ah..

pwede po kahit sino magbukas ng thread..basta lagpas 10o0 post na ang thread, mods na bahala magsara non.

^^
JOE, PAG NABUKSAN na ang thread six, ipost mo na lang ung mga pix ko ok? baka makatulog ako eh..haha, saka late na ko magsing,,hahaha

^^ ok ok sige..

MGA KABALEYAN THREAD 6 NA TAYO ....TODO NA ITO.......:banana::banana::banana:keep on postingwelcome forumres all over the worldlink to thread 5 (thread 4)

CGE INTAYIN NYO AKO ANG MAGBUBUKAS OK WAIT LANG

sige.. bilisan mo

ayan tapos na umpi sahan mu na joe at aliguas hanapin nyo na balik kayo sa luzon

post mo dito ang link... nakita ko na.... ako na magpopost ginawa ni aliguas.. tulog na ata sia

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sir baka ma-close ang thread 6 niyo,puro caps lock po siya...dapat kamukha lang ng ibang threads..

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^^
irename mo, dapat kaparehong kapareho ng thread 5

With great pride and honor, we, the resident forumers of Pangasinan Province and Cities welcome you to our thread 6.
May this thread continue to present to the people of the world the unique beauty and rich culture of Pangasinan and its people...

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sir baka ma-close ang thread 6 niyo,puro caps lock po siya...dapat kamukha lang ng ibang threads..

pwede naman siguro nilang iiedit yan yan :)

^^
irename mo, dapat kaparehong kapareho ng thread 5

wala po atang edit...gumawa nalang kayo ng isang thread na tama, bahala na ang mods magbura nong maling thread.

sir baka ma-close ang thread 6 niyo,puro caps lock po siya...dapat kamukha lang ng ibang threads..

pwede cguro nilang iedite yan :)

pwede naman siguro nilang iiedit yan yan :)

hmmm alam ko po walang edit kapag gumagawa ng thread eh..pero try niyo na rin,di ako gumagawa ng thread ehh..:cheers:

@ joe, mali ang timing natin, dapat nauna ung seal..hahaha

pwede ata,,kagaya nung ginawa samin napalitan then closed na :)

@ joe, mali ang timing natin, dapat nauna ung seal..hahaha

teka! ano nang mangyayari? aalisin na ung new thread??

pwede ata,,kagaya nung ginawa samin napalitan then closed na :)

ahh..sige sige.rename nalang..kala ko kasi walang edit,di pa ko nakakagawang thread,napapansin ko lang kung pano gumawa.

pwede ata,,kagaya nung ginawa samin napalitan then closed na :)

traxex yung sa inyo ba yung thread 5?tapos ang nagawa ay thread 5 din?

Umpisa na ito:cheers:

LUYAG NA PANGASINAN http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/pangasinan-1.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/o-1.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/pang-1.jpghttp://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/Pangasinan-2.gif http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/pangasinan-lingayen2.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/ManaoagChurchPangasinan2.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/hundred-islands-in-pangasinan11.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/Hundred-Islands-National-Park.jpghttp://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/h.gif AYAN NA ANG BANGONG SIMULA NG PANGASINAN THREAD 6.........GO PANGASINAN GO....:banana::banana::banana:

iclose na lang :D joe kaw na bahala, antok na ko, basta ung bilin ko sayo ha?

@william, traxex at kabaleyan anak na lasi:
GOODNIGHT(English)
MAGANDANG GABI(Tagalog)
NAIMBAG NGA RABII(Ilocano)
MASANTOS YA LABI(Pangasinan)

:D

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WOWWWWWWWWWW ang ganda ng aking Probinsya BEAUTIFUL,EXCELLENT ,JOE AND ALIGUAS WHAHAHAAHAA:banana::banana:

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^^Icloclose na ni Anak na lasi ung ginawa nia???

With great pride and honor, we, the resident forumers of Pangasinan Province and Cities welcome you to our thread 6.
May this thread continue to present to the people of the world the unique beauty and rich culture of Pangasinan and its people...

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WOW ang lupit ng intro ah with english dialect ,congrates joe and aliguas job well done..... TATAK...... PANGASINENSE ..... ambalangay pagew .....

^^Icloclose na ni Aliguas ung ginawa nia???

hindi po niya mako-close yon.mods lang ang pwedeng mag-close.

mods nalang bahala diyan, kokopyahin nalang ang mga post na yan sa tamang thread.. keep posting. :okay:

Welcome to Pangasinan!

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Welcome to Pangasinan!

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traxex yung sa inyo ba yung thread 5?tapos ang nagawa ay thread 5 din?

oo ako nga yung gumawa nun hahaha....

Antok na ako anak na lasi...Sabi sa thread 5 irename mo aw ang Thread name..

ok

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Umpisa na ito:cheers:

ma^ ride post ka kahit anong pics bilis habang mainit init pa ang grand opening ng thread 6 bilis habol ka pa .......:horse::horse::horse:

Antok na ako anak na lasi...Sabi sa thread 5 irename mo aw ang Thread name..

di ko na ung ma edit kasi new thread na yun ,pero try ko pagpupuyatan ko ,pero kung may magagawa ang mga modz sila na lang siguro bahala,pasensya na po na excite lang mabuti kaya ayan tuloy masyadong obvious ang pagkakagawa,heheehe,btw ay salamat at nakaraos din ang new thread nextime paghandaan natin mabuti ha joe and aliguas ,ok see nabwas kasi antk na rin me kaso dagdagan ko pa mag repost pa ako ng dati kung pics.good nite ang JEHOVAH GOD BLESS US ALWAYS:angel1::angel1::angel1:

This is the link to thread 6..
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Welcome to Pangasinan!

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D' Best among the best....simpling Pangasinan :):):)

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GANDANG UMAGA KAPAMILYA AT KAPUSO(MASANTOS YA KABWASAN ED SIKAYON AMIN )morning@joe,@aliguas ano puyat ba kayo kagabi naku talagang ganyan KAILANGAN natin ng extra effort para sa thread natin,pero di ba naramdaman natin ung pressure at exciting di ba,grabe nextime paghandaan natin pero maganda ang outcome ng ginawa natin ,ako ang nag introduce sa inyong mga highighted logos and pictures.ito sunod natin gawin sa thread ung laging andyan ung logo ng Pangasinan,map at kapitolyo huwag natin alisin un kasi un ang nagrerepresent ng luyag natin Pangasinan,kaya ngaun gising na kau plsssssssssss:bash::bash::bash:

maya gabi dami kung post mga naggagandahang simbahan sa pangasinan ,ay naku puyat talaga sila joe at aliguas:nuts::nuts::nuts:

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ang ganda ng ga pictures sa pangasinan...truly the best province ever

TAIWAN MEET

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Gov. Amado Espino Jr. (2nd from right) and other participant are briefed on the scheduled activities of the 7th World Technopolis Association General Assembly at Hsinchu City in Taiwan. The assembly, with the theme “Science City’s Sustainable Development in the Era of Global Climate Change”, was attended by of leaders from different countries. The governor attended the assembly on the personal invitation of Taiwan Senator Hsuen-Chang Lu (right) who was in Pangasinan two months ago to explore possible investments in Pangasinan. (PIO Photo)

SM is coming to Dagupan City (http://northernwatchonline.com/2010/09/12/sm-is-coming-to-dagupan-city/)

The ongoing construction of the 5.8 hectares two-level Robinson’s Mall in Calasiao, Pangasinan was the reason that promptedHenry Sy, Jr., scion of the founder of SM Prime Holding, Inc., to meet Mayor Lim at his office in Dagupan City.
According to my source, he agreed in principle with the mayor that before he builds the family-owned super retail store SM at its more than 5-hectare land in Brgy. Tambac, his family should consider the geographical and political realities of the city.
These realities are the conversion of those agricultural (fishpond) lands to commercial that need the imprimatur of the councilors in a resolution.
***
One of the curious questions that cropped-up after the mayor’s announcement:
Would Lim opening the city to the Sys undermine his chain of Magic Malls not only in Dagupan but in the neighboring towns of Mangaldan, Malasiqui, and Lingayen?
My source told me that Benjie said that as a mayor he has a higher calling in serving the people and not just his business interest.
He explained the upsides if the city hosts SM: It would jack-up the valuation of the real property tax the city could collect; increase tourism; and other multiplier effects that would bode well for the city residents.
But would this SM thing rekindle the old rift between the mayor and the vice mayor who have just kissed and made up after former vetoed the tricycle franchise?
Vice Mayor Fernandez as we know is the owner of the much bigger chain of CSI malls that competes with Benjie’s Magic, all over the province..
Holly Molly tita Molly, would Belen and his majority of dads at the City Council block heaven and earth, hammer and thong, just to torpedo the conversion of the land at Tambac?
Or would the greater number of pro-Belen councilors abandon her and support Benjie in the number games to accommodate SM?
Remember, this is not between the devil and the big blue sea.
Susmariosep, this is between CSI and the Sys of SM who have much bigger, wider, and deeper pocket to change the perception and loyalty of everybody.

Bayambang hosts LRA’s mother computer (http://northernwatchonline.com/2010/09/12/bayambang-hosts-lra%E2%80%99s-mother-computer/)

BAYAMBANG – This first class town will no longer be known as the top producer of “buro” (fermented rice-and-fish mix), but will leave a mark in the national consciousness as the host of the computer server of the Land Registration Administration (LRA).
Mayor Ricardo Camacho said that the computerization of all records of Real Property Tax (RPT) in the country by using a satellite feed would boost tax collection efficiency not only of this town but other local government units in the country.
By using the computerized system, they will get the real value of a land or a building located in their areas.
“On the part of the LGUs (local government units), napakalaking bagay po ito dahil lalaki talaga ang aming collection sa Real Property Tax,” Camacho said.
He said an LGU official need only to click the computer and all the data concerning a tax payer would appear on the screen which is part of the tax-mapping system.
“Parang Google (search engine) iyan. Ipindot mo itiong ganitong area, alam mo na. Halimbawa, nag-a-apply siya na magbayad ng RPT. Pindutin mo ang kanyang pangalan at area ng kanyang property kung nandoon. So magkakaroon ng joint-data gathering ng LRA at saka assessor’s office (of the municipality),” he said.
He added that with this technology, local officials would know the tax delinquents.
“Alam na natin kung sino and hindi nagbabayad ng how many years. Pwede tayong makapagpadala ng notice para ma-inform iyong mga property owners para magbayad ng kanilang obligation. Obligation namin talaga na every year nagbabayad tayo ng RPT at lahat ng building permit,” said Camacho
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Mayor Camacho’s statement came after he met Cesar Quimbao of Stradcom and his staff who explained the advantages of the electronic-interconnection of the LRA to the LGUs.
Quimbao is a business czar who not only pays income taxes here but invested on some big projects like the Royal Mall.

SM is coming to Dagupan City (http://northernwatchonline.com/2010/09/12/sm-is-coming-to-dagupan-city/)



the title of this article should be in the form of a QUESTION...

andami naman palang palusot si Benjie Lim... :ohno:

TAIWAN MEET

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Gov. Amado Espino Jr. (2nd from right) and other participant are briefed on the scheduled activities of the 7th World Technopolis Association General Assembly at Hsinchu City in Taiwan. The assembly, with the theme “Science City’s Sustainable Development in the Era of Global Climate Change”, was attended by of leaders from different countries. The governor attended the assembly on the personal invitation of Taiwan Senator Hsuen-Chang Lu (right) who was in Pangasinan two months ago to explore possible investments in Pangasinan. (PIO Photo)

Do you see the sign on the wall? I think that's a sign prohibiting people to take photos inside the building.. yet merong litrato ang gobernador natin.. haha.. pasaway!:bash::bash::bash:

the title of this article should be in the form of a QUESTION...

andami naman palang palusot si Benjie Lim... :ohno:

If the Mayor and Vice Mayor wont set aside business over the welfare of the city.... Hindi natin alam kung saan pupulutin ang Dagupan...:ohno::ohno::ohno:

maabeg ya labi ed sikayon amin cyad thread tayon balbalo,ampeutan peutang ni:banana::banana::banana:

ang ganda ng ga pictures sa pangasinan...truly the best province everkorek ka dyan ,musta Iswitch,naku wala ka kagabi sobrang saya na may kasamang plessure ang mga kababayan mo dito sa thread na bagong bago pa at mainit init pa,grabe ang effort ni papa joe at ni aliguas sa pag rush ng ating intro logo ang picts ,btw post ka rin kung mayroon ka pang tinatagong ganda ng Pangasinan dyan sa iyo:banana::banana::banana:

TAIWAN MEET

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Gov. Amado Espino Jr. (2nd from right) and other participant are briefed on the scheduled activities of the 7th World Technopolis Association General Assembly at Hsinchu City in Taiwan. The assembly, with the theme “Science City’s Sustainable Development in the Era of Global Climate Change”, was attended by of leaders from different countries. The governor attended the assembly on the personal invitation of Taiwan Senator Hsuen-Chang Lu (right) who was in Pangasinan two months ago to explore possible investments in Pangasinan. (PIO Photo)
wow hanep talaga ang Pangasinan hindi lang pang lokal pang worldwide na rin ang mga investment na pumapasok dito sa luyag ,what a wonderful blessing for us(Pangasinense):banana::banana::banana:

SM is coming to Dagupan City (http://northernwatchonline.com/2010/09/12/sm-is-coming-to-dagupan-city/)

The ongoing construction of the 5.8 hectares two-level Robinson’s Mall in Calasiao, Pangasinan was the reason that promptedHenry Sy, Jr., scion of the founder of SM Prime Holding, Inc., to meet Mayor Lim at his office in Dagupan City.
According to my source, he agreed in principle with the mayor that before he builds the family-owned super retail store SM at its more than 5-hectare land in Brgy. Tambac, his family should consider the geographical and political realities of the city.
These realities are the conversion of those agricultural (fishpond) lands to commercial that need the imprimatur of the councilors in a resolution.
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One of the curious questions that cropped-up after the mayor’s announcement:
Would Lim opening the city to the Sys undermine his chain of Magic Malls not only in Dagupan but in the neighboring towns of Mangaldan, Malasiqui, and Lingayen?
My source told me that Benjie said that as a mayor he has a higher calling in serving the people and not just his business interest.
He explained the upsides if the city hosts SM: It would jack-up the valuation of the real property tax the city could collect; increase tourism; and other multiplier effects that would bode well for the city residents.
But would this SM thing rekindle the old rift between the mayor and the vice mayor who have just kissed and made up after former vetoed the tricycle franchise?
Vice Mayor Fernandez as we know is the owner of the much bigger chain of CSI malls that competes with Benjie’s Magic, all over the province..
Holly Molly tita Molly, would Belen and his majority of dads at the City Council block heaven and earth, hammer and thong, just to torpedo the conversion of the land at Tambac?
Or would the greater number of pro-Belen councilors abandon her and support Benjie in the number games to accommodate SM?
Remember, this is not between the devil and the big blue sea.
Susmariosep, this is between CSI and the Sys of SM who have much bigger, wider, and deeper pocket to change the perception and loyalty of everybody.yan si mayor ,,,,,,,,,,pang publis service talaga ang iniisip hindi lang ung sariling kapakanang lang ,naku sa DAGUPAN ilalagay ang pangalawang SM as in PANGALAWA ,hay naku sabi ng kasabihan "HINDI LANG UMULAN BUMUHOS PA"ng mga naglalakihang investment sa LUYAG NG PANGASINAN,:banana::banana::banana:party time nn to.......

Bayambang hosts LRA’s mother computer (http://northernwatchonline.com/2010/09/12/bayambang-hosts-lra%E2%80%99s-mother-computer/)

BAYAMBANG – This first class town will no longer be known as the top producer of “buro” (fermented rice-and-fish mix), but will leave a mark in the national consciousness as the host of the computer server of the Land Registration Administration (LRA).
Mayor Ricardo Camacho said that the computerization of all records of Real Property Tax (RPT) in the country by using a satellite feed would boost tax collection efficiency not only of this town but other local government units in the country.
By using the computerized system, they will get the real value of a land or a building located in their areas.
“On the part of the LGUs (local government units), napakalaking bagay po ito dahil lalaki talaga ang aming collection sa Real Property Tax,” Camacho said.
He said an LGU official need only to click the computer and all the data concerning a tax payer would appear on the screen which is part of the tax-mapping system.
“Parang Google (search engine) iyan. Ipindot mo itiong ganitong area, alam mo na. Halimbawa, nag-a-apply siya na magbayad ng RPT. Pindutin mo ang kanyang pangalan at area ng kanyang property kung nandoon. So magkakaroon ng joint-data gathering ng LRA at saka assessor’s office (of the municipality),” he said.
He added that with this technology, local officials would know the tax delinquents.
“Alam na natin kung sino and hindi nagbabayad ng how many years. Pwede tayong makapagpadala ng notice para ma-inform iyong mga property owners para magbayad ng kanilang obligation. Obligation namin talaga na every year nagbabayad tayo ng RPT at lahat ng building permit,” said Camacho
.
Mayor Camacho’s statement came after he met Cesar Quimbao of Stradcom and his staff who explained the advantages of the electronic-interconnection of the LRA to the LGUs.
Quimbao is a business czar who not only pays income taxes here but invested on some big projects like the Royal Mall.wow .......ulit BAYAMBANG pang National hosting ng malalaking co.like stradcom at LRA,sabagay si SIr quiambao ay talagang mapagmahal sa sariling bayan,sana gayahin sya ng iba pang negosyante na marunung tumulong sa kanyang bayan,napansin ko ang Bayambang umunlad noong 1997 simula umupo si ex-Mayor DE vera ,bali magpinsan silang buo ata(?)ok l;ang ang mahalaga developments at investment ay patuloy na pumapasok sa luyag ng PANGASINAN.:banana::banana::banana:

the title of this article should be in the form of a QUESTION...

andami naman palang palusot si Benjie Lim... :ohno:HELLO makalasyan.......musta ang weekend mo ako ang saya saya kagabi pa,kaso puyat .

If the Mayor and Vice Mayor wont set aside business over the welfare of the city.... Hindi natin alam kung saan pupulutin ang Dagupan...:ohno::ohno::ohno:
korek ka dyan kaya dapat unahin talga nila muna ang para sa syudad bago ung negosyo nila di ba,btw joe napuyat kb kagabi ,congrats hah ganun din kay aliguas ....:cheers::cheers::cheers:

http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/urdanetacity.jpgpost ko ito kasi mukhang interesting kailan kaya ginawa itong plano na ito ,URDANETA magkakaroon ng Sm at Robinson ,ganun sana matuloy para tuloy tuloy ang pag unlad ng syudad,pero kahit wala ng yang mga malls na yan talgang maunlad na any syudad na ito, napakaganda talaga ng location ng Urdaneta noh ma pa-north to south o west to east as in nasa centro sy talaga ng mga malaking syudad as in gaya nito (MALALAKI)like DAGUPAN CITY,BAGUIO CITY,TARLAC CITY at higit sa lahat METRO MANILA.

trivia tayo mga kababayan ,post kayo ng pinakamagandang city hall o municipal hall dito sa luyag ng Pangasinan,(FIRST 3 )......at ang husgado ay ang mga forumers outside our thread,,,,,umpisahan mo na joe at aliguas ,Go go go .....

TeaM Energy gives project grants to 4 POs Posted on September 5, 2010 - Filed Under Business, News | Leave a Comment

ALAMINOS City–TeaM Energy Corporation, operator of the Sual coal-fired power station, awarded grants to four people organizations (POs) in the First District for the 2010 Kompetisyon sa Kaunlaran (Paligsahan para sa Pag-unald ng Pamayanan).


This year’s winning POs are: Patnubay Multi-Purpose Cooperative (Alaminos City) for their Patnubay Travelling Rice Mill; Alaminos National High School MPC, Educational Assistance Loan; Doliman Multi-Purpose Cooperative (Doliman, Infanta), Kaing Production; Balincaguin Conservancy, Inc. (Mabini), Development of Mabini Caves Management Plan (MCMP) towards Protection and Sustainable Management.

The winning organizations will get financial grants from TeaM Energy ranging from P110,000 to P230,000, depending on their project scope.

In addition, 1st District Rep. Jesus Celeste committed P20,000 each for all the winning organizations.

The Kompetisyon sa Kaunlaran, now on its third year, aims to empower locally-based organizations in taking initiative to enhance and influence developmental outcomes within their communities in the areas of education, health, livelihood and environment.

Still no petition for wage hike in Region 1
Posted on September 5, 2010 - Filed Under Business, News | Leave a Comment

THE labor sector in the Ilocos Region does not seem keen on a wage hike.

While workers in several other regions around the country have been recently granted their request for a wage increase recently, the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board (RTWPB) in Region 1 has yet to receive a similar petition.


Salvador Poserio, representative to the RTWPB-I from the employers' sector, confirmed there is no petition on deck seeking a wage increase.

Poserio, also chairman of the Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP) chapter in Pangasinan, said should a petition be filed, the RTWPB-I, headed by Department of Labor and Employment Regional Director Henry John Jalbuena, will meet immediately and conduct consultations with the concerned sectors.

“Granting there is a petition, the wage board will study it very carefully because it believes that any wage increase without corresponding productivity is disastrous to regional growth and economic development,” said Poserio.

He added that the board will also conduct relevant studies on other indicators such as the purchasing power of the peso, inflation rate and poverty threshold in the region, which is composed of the provinces of Pangasinan, La Union, Ilocos Sur and Ilocos Norte.

The last wage increase based on a wage order approved by RTWPB-I was in 2008 where employees’ take-home pay was increased by P10 daily to P220 for workers in the services and retail sectors who make up 70 per cent of the region’s work force, and P118 and above in the agricultural sector.

RTWPB is composed of representatives from the government, the employers' sector and the labor sector.–LM

54 UL examinees pass nursing exam
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FIFTY-FOUR examinees from the University of Luzon (UL) passed the licensure examination for nurses given by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) 
in July this year.

Dean Virginia Terrado of the College of Nursing said UL registered a 53.51 percent passing rate, higher than the national rate of 41.40 percent.


Dr. Mac Arthur Samson, UL president, congratulated the successful examinees and their 
parents saying the university and its faculty are proud of their achievement.

Registration dates for new nurses set
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THE 1,145 new nurses who passed who took and passed the July 2010 Nurses Licensure Examination in Dagupan City can start registering on September 10 -11 in designated places in the city.

Registration on September 10 will be held at the PMS Bldg, PNA Office and Lyceum Northwestern University while registration on September 11 will be held at PMS Bldg, PNA Office.


The new nurses will take their oath on October 1, 2010 at the CSI Stadia in Dagupan.

The number of successful examinees in Pangasinan represented a 31.89% passing rate.

Successful examinees are advised to personally register their entry in the Roster of Registered Professionals with the following requirements: Duly accomplished Panunumpa ng Propesyonal, 2010 Community Tax, two (2) copies of passport-size pictures and One (1) copy of 1”x1” picture (colored with white background and name tag), one (1) documentary stamp, one (1) short brown envelope with name and profession, original (for presentation purposes only) and photocopy of NSO Birth Certificate, and payment of P600 initial registration fee and P450 annual registration fee for 2010-2013.

Dagupan multi-purpose coop officers take oath
Posted on September 5, 2010 - Filed Under News, People & Events | Leave a Comment

THE newly-elected officers of the Dagupan City Government Employees Multi-Purpose Cooperative took their oaths of office before Mayor Benjamin Lim last week.


Inducted chairman of the board is OIC General Services Officer Eduardo Magno. The other officers are: OIC Waste Management Officer Teddy Villamil, vice-chairman; Remy Vidal, secretary; Translacion Abalos, treasurer; Angelina Bonifacio, general manager; and members of the board are Rhea Manuel, Engineer Marcelo Prado, Sherly Quirong, Melanie Macaparlas and Joe Patawaran.

The cooperative currently has 404 members with P4.6 million-shared capital as of 2009.

Fishpond owners’ group organized
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OFFICERS of the newly organized Fishpond Owners/Operators of Dagupan City will take their oath before Mayor Benjie Lim on September 6.

The group aims to champion the cause of legal fish pen owners and help in the dismantling of illegal fish pens.


They also plan to create a multi-purpose cooperative and a mechanism to check the entry of inferior bangus from other places.

The officers are former Association of Barangay Councils president Alfredo Dawana, president; Ping Meneses, vice president external; Jerry Cayabyab, VP internal; Ramon Santillan, secretary; Magdalena Valdez, treasurer; Cris Velasco, PRO; Roberto Santillan, auditor 1; Ernesto Velasco, auditor 11; Bernardo Maramba, sergeant-at-arms.

The advisers are Jun Velasco, Barangay Chairman Angel Gumarang, Roger Ceralde, and Allan Bautista.

UL Golden Tigers take top spot
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PRISAA-UCAAP heads for semis

AS the 2010 PRISAA-UCAAP Inter-Collegiate Basketball Championship heads into the semifinal round, the University of Luzon is at the top of the league with a 10-win, 1-loss card while the defending champion, Lyceum Northwestern University comes in second.


The Golden Tigers subdued the Colegio de Dagupan Blue Stallions, 79-75 in their last game on September 2 while the LNU Dukes suffered a shocking defeat against Pangasinan-PHINMA Flames, 87-90 on the same day.

The Tigers stalked in the first two quarters of the match, 16-20, 35-37, but drew power in the third to lead by five, 64-59, and finished the contest four points ahead.

“Our defense was weak in the first three quarters but luckily we got the breaks in the fourth and final period and that made the disparity of the game, said Tigers head coach Renato Vidal, adding, “Hopefully we’ll still improve in our coming games.”

The Tigers collide with the Dukes on Monday, September 6.

The winner of that game will take the number one spot for the semifinals, securing the twice-to-beat-advantage and will face fourth placer Stallions on September 9. The loser on Monday’s game clinches the second position and also notches the twice-to-beat-advantage clashing with third placer the Flames on the same date.

Flames’ victory was paced by its court-general Marlon Ramos, contributing a team high 27 points. Slotman Gian Cruz had 18 and Bryan Agulan who was fouled out in the fourth quarter contributed 15.

“We always do our best in every game not only to win but to please the paying public so their money is worth for and that’s all I can say now,” said Flames head coach Jay Ronquillo before leaving the hardcourt.

MAJOR UPSET

Last August 31, the Golden Tigers scored their second in-a-row victory on Tuesday over arch-foe University of Pangasinan-PHINMA Flames, 73-72.

The Tigers tamed the Flames during their first encounter in the elimination round.

The regional multi-titled Tigers, who escaped a narrow victory at 80-78 over cellar team AIE-C on August 23, fielded its veterans Harold Deocares, Jonathan Panunciar, Larry John Balmes and Ramil Baniqued most of the time and the four worked hard to combine a total of 66 points.

‘GARBAGE SHOT’

The Flames, taking the first two quarters by two and four points,18-16,34-30, respectively, succumbed in the third quarter by five points, 51-46, after a buzzer-beater ‘garbage shot’ thrown by its forward Erwin Cervas beyond the court’s half-line was nullified by the time-keeper.

The call fumed coach Jay Ronquillo, who would later claim that “We should have won the match if the time-keeper counted that ‘garbage shot’ by Cervas.”

The Tigers later led by five points, 73-68, after Deocares converted a trey with 17 seconds remaining in the fourth and final period. But Flames center Allan Roquin immediately countered with a shot, putting the game within the reach, 73-71.

With eight ticks left, the Tigers made a wrong pass and the Flames’ Bryan Agulan was fouled, but he unfortunately split his two free throws, trimming the score to 73-72. Panunciar was immediately fouled after the in-bound and he could have sealed the match had he not misfired his two free throws, four seconds left, keeping the Flames in contention. Flames forward-center Gian Cruz controlled the board but threw a long pass to Agulan until the final buzzer sounded.

Defending champions Dukes edged PAMMA, 73-71, in the no-bearing last match of the day. –JAGJr.

Mangaldan keeps tab on imported meat
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THE local government of Mangaldan, home to a Class AA slaughterhouse, which supplies meat to Dagupan City and nearby towns, is closely monitoring the distribution of imported frozen meat in the town to protect its local industry.

The municipal council passed a resolution last December regulating the sale of imported meat and Mayor Herminio Romero assured residents that imported meat is sold only in supermarkets and stores with cold storage facilities.


Last year, imported frozen meat, which was sold cheaper than the fresh meat coming from the town’s slaughterhouse, flooded the public market, prompting complaints from local meat vendors.

The vendors’ losses are estimated at P2 million over an eight-month period.

“Tinitingnan naming maigi baka may mga smuggled pa… Buti nga naagapan namin,” Romero said during the Engkwentro forum of the Pangasinan Press Club last Wednesday.

NEW INVESTMENTS

Meanwhile, Romero said the town continues to attract new investors, including a China-based firm, which is setting up a tissue paper manufacturing plant in Barangay Salay and is expected to start operations by October.

As for the giant mall group SM, Romero said there is nothing definite yet about plans to put up a branch in Mangaldan.

“Hindi pa tiyak ang pagpasok ng SM, sana nga mapili nila ang Mangaldan,” he said.

‘Sacred cows’ defy Espino’s order
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Guv directs filing of cases

LINGAYEN–Illegal structures that have recently been torn down by Task Force Kalikasan under the provincial government’s river clean-up program are creeping back.


A task force report says that some owners of the dismantled illegal structures have started to reconstruct their contraptions, which serve as fish pens, attachment for fish traps, or props for oysters and mussels.

Tommy Cabigas, assistant commander for Task Force Kalikasan, said “former sacred cows” are defiant and are evidently testing the resolve of Gov. Amado Espino Jr.

Cabigas, however, said the provincial government is determined in its effort to revitalize Pangasinan’s rivers and will not let these few groups get their way.

He said several task groups have already been alerted to stop the reconstruction of the illegal structures.

According to Provincial Information Officer Orpheus Velasco, the task force has been instructed by Espino to file cases in court against those reconstructing their dismantled structures for violation of the law on waterways.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Meanwhile, Task Force Kalikasan has also reported that gains have been made over the last few weeks with at least 60 percent of the rivers in Binmaley, Lingayen and Bugallon towns already restored to their original state as a result of the clean up drive.

Cabigas, who led members of the local media to a cruise along the newly cleaned rivers last week, said people from the communities are beginning to appreciate the efforts for the program.

So far, river portions that have bean cleaned up include those in Poblacion, Naguilayan, Manat, Caloocan Dupo and Salapingao in Binmaley; San Jose, Poblacion, Balococ, and the Banaga area between Lingayen and Bugallon.

“In the near future, when we have completed our mission, we hope to regain the lost pristine beauty of our rivers which have been ravaged by the vultures of nature,” said Paterno Orduna, head of Task Force Kalikasan.

The clean-up program is supported by regional, provincial and municipal leaders who signed a covenant last August 25 to seal their commitment.—LM

Pneumonia, not dengue, is bigger threat here
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PNEUMONIA, rather than dengue, is currently the bigger threat to the province this rainy season, according to an official of the Region 1 Medical Center (R1MC).

Dr. Michael Canto, spokesman of R1MC, said in August alone, they have admitted 268 patients suffering from pneumonia.


Pneumonia is a complication of influenza, which, according to Canto, is among the ailments classified under the so-called "wet and wild diseases" as these usually emerge when the rains come.

The word "wild" is actually an acronym for Water-borne diseases such as Influenza, Leptospirosis, Diarrhea,and dengue, said Canto.

In August, R1MC registered 28 diarrhea patients; four for leptospirosis, one of whom from Pantal, Dagupan City had died; and 155 children and 34 adults for dengue.

R1MC, a 400-bed facility, is currently congested with “wet and wild disease” patients, with some of them having to share a bed or forced to stay in the corridors.

DENGUE

Meanwhile, the Department of Health (DoH) has reported that 472 cases of dengue were registered in the whole of Pangasinan as of September 1 this year, five of which were fatal.

Dr. Jose Soriano, DOH representative in Dagupan City, said there is no cause for alarm as this number is still 50 percent lower than the 890 cases that were registered for the same period last year.

In August, the province registered 130 dengue cases against 245 in the same month last year.

Soriano, speaking at the KBP forum in Dagupan last week, said dengue, which has been registering unusually high incidents in other parts of the country, is very much under control in Pangasinan.

At the same time, Soriano said dengue cases in Pangasinan are expected to decline in the remaining part of the year.

DOH records as of September 1 show that Dagupan leads the 44 towns and three cities in Pangasinan so far with 94 dengue cases, followed by Mangatarem, 71; San Fabian, 26; and Mangaldan, 24.

Mangatarem declared a dengue outbreak on account of the town’s rising number of dengue cases with one death so far.

Sual, San Fabian, Bugallon and Calasiao reported one fatality each.

The case fatality rate for dengue, according to Soriano, is 1.05 per cent.

Soriano called on residents of Pangasinan to immediately go to the nearest health center to be checked for dengue in case any of the symptoms appear.

He also called urged the public to help neutralize the spread of dengue by applying the “4S” method which stands for Search and destroy the breeding places of mosquitoes, Seek medication, Self protection, and Say no to indiscriminate fogging. —LM

Ex-Mayor Al’s chief marshal killed
Posted on September 12, 2010 - Filed Under Headlines, News | Leave a Comment

LINGAYEN–Was politics behind the brutal slaying of the former chief of Task Force Marshal in Dagupan City?

Adel Malapit, who headed the unit tasked to secure government buildings and offices during the administration of ex-Mayor Alipio Fernandez Jr., was gunned down in the afternoon of September 6 in Barangay Paronking, Calasiao.


Senior Superintendent Percival Barba, who just turned over his post as provincial police chief on September 8, said the police is looking into all possible motives for the crime, including politics, business and personal.

Malapit, 38, an Army reservist was shot at by three hooded men armed with an M16 Armalite rifle and a shot gun along a road intersection just a few seconds after his wife, two daughters and their companions alighted from the family car which was blocked by a black Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) without a plate number.

After Fernandez lost in the last election, Malapit reportedly relocated to Mangatarem.

He was never seen in Dagupan again until last Sunday when he and his family attended the first death anniversary of his elder sister in Barangay Tambac.

The shooting took place as Malapit and his family were on their way back to Mangatarem from the occasion

Witness accounts say when Malapit, who was driving their car, pulled over, the three armed men wearing black bonnets alighted from the SUV and immediately pointed their guns at him.

Malapit reportedly shouted "Time out, may bata rito", referring to his two children.

The assassins apparently heeded his pleading and held fire until Malapit’s wife, PO2 Maryjane Malapit, a policewoman from Mangatarem town, their two daughters, a six and a two-year old, and other companions got out of the vehicle.

Malapit was immediately fired upon as soon as his family had alighted from the car.

At least 28 empty shells of M16 armalite rifle bullets were found at the crime scene by responding policemen, an indication that the killers were out to eliminate Malapit.

With his military background, Malapit was tapped in 2007 to head Task Force Marshal organized by the city administration under Mayor Fernandez and he held the position on a co-terminus basis.

MANHANDLING

Two days before the May 10, 2010 election, Malapit led members of Task Force Marshal who were allegedly involved in manhandling one of the candidates, now Councilor Brian Lim and his men in Barangay Bolosan.

The election-related incident involved a campaign group led by the wife of then City Administrator Alvin Fernandez, son of then Mayor Fernandez, who claimed of being harassed by a party led by the young Lim, son of current Mayor Benjamin Lim. –LM

http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/urdanetacity.jpgpost ko ito kasi mukhang interesting kailan kaya ginawa itong plano na ito ,URDANETA magkakaroon ng Sm at Robinson ,ganun sana matuloy para tuloy tuloy ang pag unlad ng syudad,pero kahit wala ng yang mga malls na yan talgang maunlad na any syudad na ito, napakaganda talaga ng location ng Urdaneta noh ma pa-north to south o west to east as in nasa centro sy talaga ng mga malaking syudad as in gaya nito (MALALAKI)like DAGUPAN CITY,BAGUIO CITY,TARLAC CITY at higit sa lahat METRO MANILA.

Ano yan image na yan??? may pinopropose bang mall uli jan??

Other motives of killings in Tayug sought
Posted on September 12, 2010 - Filed Under Headlines, News | Leave a Comment

TAYUG–The provincial board should attempt to determine the roots of the killings in Tayug, a town which served as the seat of the infamous “colorum uprising” in 1935.


This was proposed by Sixth District Board Member Ranjit Ramos Shahani last week as he set out to conduct a dialogue with various stakeholders in the town to dig deeper into the probable causes of the series of murders in preparation for the filing of a resolution before the Sangguniang Panlalawigan this week.

Shahani said while all the killings appear to be politically-motivated, he said he received information that some of the killings could be drug-related as well while others could be the result of feuds between rival business families.

Among those Shahani will confer with are Chief Inspector Fidel De Guzman Junio, Tayug chief of police, and the town’s 14 ministers and pastors of various religious groups who collectively launched a “prayer warfare” among their flock in the hope of helping end the killings.

Meanwhile in light of the volatile situation in Tayug, the new board said it will ask newly designated provincial police director Senior Superintendent Rosueto Ricaforte to beef up and supplement the town’s undermanned police force.

Shahani, a former congressman of the 6th district and former vice governor of Pangasinan, said there is also a need to provide the Tayug police with additional patrol vehicles and a two-way radio system to enhance the capability of the town’s police to maintain peace and order.

Tayug is a busy town as it serves as the trading and educational center of the 6th district.—LM

trivia tayo mga kababayan ,post kayo ng pinakamagandang city hall o municipal hall dito sa luyag ng Pangasinan,(FIRST 3 )......at ang husgado ay ang mga forumers outside our thread,,,,,umpisahan mo na joe at aliguas ,Go go go .....

Asan pala ang city hall ng dagupan??

Comelec found multiple registrants in Pangasinan
Posted on September 12, 2010 - Filed Under Headlines, News | Leave a Comment

THE Commission on Elections (Comelec) provincial office has purged the list of voters in Pangasinan and in Dagupan City after it was found to be padded by double and multiple registrants.

Provincial Elections Officer Reddy Balarbar said the double and multiple registrations were discovered after the Comelec headquarters in Manila implemented the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS).


He admitted that some of the double or multiple registrants were actually able to vote twice in the last election but he did not indicate where these occurred.

Balarbar, speaking at the KBP forum last week, assured that the voters’ list for the scheduled Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) elections on October 25 already excludes names of those found to have registered twice or more.

Some of the entries have also been made subjects of exclusion proceedings now being initiated in court by the elections officers of Dagupan, Agno and Calasiao.

This involves people who registered with the data capturing machines in more than one city and/or municipal elections offices, which is a punishable offense.

Balarbar said 1,615,110 voters registered for the May 10, 2010 elections and new registrations were later made in preparation for the Barangay and SK elections but the number of total voters in the province is now lower since the purging.

DAGUPAN

In Dagupan, Balarbar said there are exclusion cases now being attended to by the city election office, particularly in barangays Mayombo and Caranglaan.

The suspected violators have been accused of being non-residents and have failed to show their residences in the area.

Balarbar said he could not say offhand how many double or multiple registrants were verified in Dagupan but indicated that “the file is thick.”

READY

At the same time, Balarbar gave the assurance that the provincial Comelec is now ready to administer the Barangay and SK elections.

He pointed out that the 2,334 clustered precincts used in the May 10 automated polls have been further broken down into 5,272 smaller precincts.

Previously, there were about 1,000 voters in every clustered precinct, but this has now been cut down to 400.

The voting in the Barangay and SK polls is set on October 25 from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

The election period is from September 25 to November 10, with the filing of certificates of candidacy scheduled from October 1 to midnight of October 13 and the campaign period from October 14 to October 23.

SK ABOLITION

Meanwhile, Balarbar, who himself served as an SK kagawad in his hometown San Fabian, defended the retention of youth representation in government.

He did admit that some of the policies governing the SK need to be changed, such as the SK chairman’s attendance to the council sessions and how the elders meddle with them.

“Hindi kailangang i-abolish ang Sangguniang Kabataan, huwag lang makialam yung mga matatanda, ” he said, adding, “Ang mga bata, kaya nilang magdesisyon. Bigyan lang sila ng guidance.”

Balarbar also defended that the SK could not be said to be a breeding ground for future corrupt officials citing that “Marami tayong pwedeng mai-sample na officials na galing dyan at naging maganda ang kinahinatnan,” he said.

The Comelec official also pointed out that the turnout of young voters during registration and the election last May 10 proves that the youth wants to be heard. –LM

Guv: Stop extended, lavish fiestas, please!
Posted on September 12, 2010 - Filed Under Headlines, News | Leave a Comment

LINGAYEN—At the risk of sounding like a party-pooper to some party animals in government, Governor Amado Espino Jr. reminded all mayors about the right priorities in governance –more projects, less parties.

He categorically asked all municipal governments of Pangasinan to cut down on their expenses, particularly for extended and lavish celebration of town fiestas.


Espino, speaking to the province’s mayors during a courtesy call at the provincial capitol, said the limited public funds that are available would find better use in “sensible and reasonable” projects

While the country is facing a financial crisis, Espino said there is no room for ostentatious and lavish town celebrations.

The governor stressed that he is not against fiestas, which are celebrated to pay homage to local patron saints, but urged the town executives to be more prudent when allocating and spending public funds for fiesta parties celebrations for days.

He noted with dismay how some towns celebrate their fiestas for as long as 10 days which, he said, should be limited to just a few days.

Reminded by the governor were mayors led by Pangasinan Mayors' League head Rodrigo Orduña of Bugallon, that included Aldrin Cerdan of Anda, Carlitos Reyes of Mabini, Noel Nacar of Dasol, Ruperto Martinez of Infanta, Eduardo Ballesteros of Aguilar, Ernesto Castañeda, Jr. of Lingayen, Manolito de Leon of Basista, Ernesto Balolong of Urbiztondo, Ricardo Camacho of Bayambang, Armando Domantay of Malasiqui, Maximo Calilim Jr. of Mapandan, Carlito Zaplan of Sta. Barbara, Herminio Romero of Mangaldan, Roberto de Vera of San Jacinto, Irene Libunao of San Fabian, Manuel Collado of Alcala, Amado Espino III of Bautista, Libridita Abrenica of Villasis, Silverio Alarcio, Jr. of Laoac, Mina Joy Pangasinan of Sison, Teodoro Ramos of Sta. Maria, Eldred Tumbocon of Umingan, Heidee Chua of Asingan, Rodrigo Rafael of Natividad, Leoncio Saldivar III of San Nicolas and Carlos Trece Mapili of Tayug.–LM

ART FROM RECYCLED MATERIALS
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ART FROM RECYCLED MATERIALS–Vice Mayor Belen Fernandez receives an abstract painting using recycled materials as a token of appreciation from Grade 1 pupils of the Pangasinan Universal Institute during their courtesy call on her. The class is promoting an advocacy seeking to maximize use of recycled materials as home and office decors. (Photo by Mitz Cresencio)

Dep’t heads send letters to Sanggunian
Posted on September 12, 2010 - Filed Under Inside News, News | Leave a Comment

CITY HALL ALTERNATIVE TO NON-APPEARANCE

DEPARTMENT heads of the Dagupan City Hall continue to snub the Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP), but some of them have resorted to writing letters to respond to the council’s queries in lieu of their physical presence during hearings and deliberations.


Two of those who recently sent letters to the SP were City Administrator Vladimir Mata and City Engineer Virginia Rosario, both of whom were among those invited by the city council to appear in the September 6 session for inquiries in aid of legislation.

Mayor Benjamin Lim earlier issued a “gag” memo ordering all department heads and their staff to refrain from appearing before the SP without his clearance.

It was not learned whether the letters were sanctioned by Lim.

Mata’s letter to the SP dated 24 August 2010 explains that his presence is no longer relevant since City Social Welfare and Development Officer Elsa Santillan already submitted her report in connection with the alleged illegal search for expired goods undertaken by the TV crew of GMA 7 and an employee of the City Information Office upon his instruction.

Mata’s presence was requested by the SP to provide an update regarding Santillan’s letter-report.

Santillan was also invited by the SP but was ordered not to appear.

Benjamin Hortaleza, officer-in-charge of the City Information Office under the City Mayor’s Office, also failed to appear on the same issue. He reportedly was not permitted by the mayor to attend the session.

The SP intends to ask Hortaleza about the alleged involvement of a CIO staff member in the said incident.

Mata also said in the letter that he believes that it is for the media to verify and investigate matters of public interest and inform the public on various issues.

SEAFOOD PLANT

The letter of Rosario, on the other hand, merely responded to the issues raised in the letter of one Violeta Carrera of Sitio Russia Bonuan Binloc Association and those from the BLISS Homeowners Association alleging that the city government reneged in its promise to give them livelihood assistance after agreeing to vacate the lot where the Korea-RP Dagupan Seafood Processing Plant was built.

“As per records, nobody was deprived of livelihood, not even among the 12 fishermen among the list of beneficiaries because the relocation site is near the river/sea where they could still go on fishing," Rosario’s letter reads.

She also noted that some of those who were relocated were among those trained by the National Integrated Fisheries Technology Development Center (NIFTDC) to become future workers of the plant when it becomes operational.

Other livelihood trainings such as soap-making and salt-making were also introduced in Sitio Korea where 67 row houses were built for the same number of families, Rosario also wrote.

Meanwhile, NIFTDC Director Westly Rosario also failed to show up despite previous invitations of the SP for him to respond to the concerns of Sitio Korea residents.

The NIFTDC is part of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources of the Department of Agriculture and is not under the office of the mayor.—LM

TF Kalikasan volunteers earn commendation
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JUST a little over a month into the province-wide river clean-up program, positive results are already being observed in the areas that have been dredged and cleared.

Small-scale fisherfolks are now able to freely navigate, for both transport purposes and fishing activities, the waters, which used to be heavily cluttered with illegal structures owned by a few big-time fish pen operators.


Some fishermen also attested that they have had sightings of various marine lives such as the fish talakitok that have been absent in the rivers for a long time.

For this feat, Task Force Kalikasan, the group organized to carry out the clean-up work, recently earned the commendation of the Provincial Board for their efforts.

Paterno Orduña, head of the task force and Provincial Disaster Coordinating Council

Executive Officer, told the Sangguniang Panlalawigan that the success of the program so far should be credited to the commitment and hard work by the members of the task force.

Task Force Kalikasan is composed volunteers from among the provincial employees, police force, local government units and barangay officials.

Orduña said the volunteers work everyday under any condition, either with the scorching heat of the sun or a heavy downpour, and some of them have suffered injuries while carrying out the job.

FLOOD CONTROL

He added that the purchase of a dredging machine by the provincial government helped a lot in removing tons of silts and toxic wastes, which increased the river’s current depth and improved water quality.

“Now the river has an increased capacity to contain large volume of rain waters which will eventually prevent flooding to low-lying areas,” Orduña said.

Orduña said the areas that were prioritized include portions in Binmaley, Lingayen and Bugallon downstream of Agno River where fish pens and cages are concentrated and are impeding the natural flow of water before exiting to the gulf.—LM

Espino rallies mayors to hasten economic development
Posted on September 12, 2010 - Filed Under Business, News | Leave a Comment

LINGAYEN–Governor Amado Espino, Jr. has asked the province’s mayors to step up efforts for economic development in Pangasinan.

The mayors, led by newly-elected Pangasinan Mayors League President Rodrigo Orduña of Bugallon on a courtesy call, were told by the governor to “use their limited resources sensibly and reasonably”.


Espino said the province is lagging far behind in terms of economic progress as he cited the achievements of South Korea and Taiwan, two countries he visited recently which he noted were less developed than the Philippines several decades ago.

"Nahihiya ako sa kinalalagyan natin ngayon," he said.

Espino said the mayors, as leaders of the province’s towns and cities, must initiate and implement reforms.

"Let us have the political will to do things for a change. Totohanin natin ang trabaho natin sa nalalabing panahon ng ating termino," he said.

Espino promised to facilitate a tour for the mayors to South Korea and Taiwan so that they can see for themselves how development is being undertaken in these two countries and bring back ideas for projects in agriculture, fishery and tourism.

RIVERS, FIESTAS

At the same time, Espino reiterated his call for support for the ongoing river clean-up program around the province, which he said is a “test of leadership”.

"We want the people to know that their leaders are not only for the entrepreneurs who have invested in fish pens and cages," he said.

The mayors, along with regional and other provincial leaders, signed a covenant on August 25 in support of the clean-up program, which is intended to clear the province’s rivers of illegal structures and trash.

Last week, Task Force Kalikasan, which is undertaking the clean-up program, reported that some illegal fish pens and cages that have been torn down are being reconstructed by the owners of these structures who believe that they are “sacred cows”.

The governor promptly ordered the demolition again of the fish pens and cages of “sacred cows”.

City sets aquaculture symposium
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STAKEHOLDERS in Dagupan City’s rivers will meet on September 28-29 for the Aquaculture Practitioners Symposium, a multi-sectoral gathering initiated by the city government.

Representatives from the academe, financing institutions, government agencies, and those whose livelihood depend on marine products and dock and river services are expected to attend.


The event aims to define a policy direction that will ensure a clean, productive and sustainable river system in the city in the next three years under the Lim administration.

City Agriculturist Emma Molina, symposium organizer, said the city government seeks to bring about a sustainable development of the river for the long-term livelihood of all stakeholders.

“The symposium will be geared towards crafting and developing a viable bangus industry roadmap and ultimately ensure an agreement among the stakeholders that they will do their share and contribute their efforts towards attaining set goals,” Molina said.

Mayor Benjamin Lim earlier announced that he intends to call for a one-year moratorium on all existing big business activity in the city’s rivers, particularly fish pen constructions to give the rivers a “long overdue breathing spell”.

Among the stakeholders invited to the symposium are fish vendors (MADAVFE) , fishpond operators, deboners /processors ( smoking/drying) marginal fisherfolk operating the so-called Skylabs, Surewin , Sky Blue, Batikwas and small fishermen (sigay and tabal), fishpond caretakers and financiers, feed dealers, consignacion operators, ice dealers, boatmen, bangus sorters, fish baggage boys, FARMC members, accredited NGOs and fry/fingerlings traders.

Representatives from Land Bank, Development Bank, Philippine Crop Insurance, Quedancor, Cooperative Development Authority, and private bankers will also be invited.

State colleges and universities including the Technical Skills and Development Authority (TESDA) and Department of Education are also expected to participate and share their expertise on research and study-models on aquaculture.

Among the topics listed for discussion are alternative options for aquaculture like fish caging, sustainable aquaculture practices (feeds and feeding, water quality management), high value fish culture, available funding windows and programs and rationalizing the city’s aquaculture sector for revenue generation and sustainable livelihood development.

SM eyes Dagupan as 2nd branch
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IS Dagupan City opening its doors to SM, the biggest chain of malls in the country?

Mayor Benjamin Lim has confirmed that he has had talks with SM retail group president and director Hans T. Sy, who expressed interest in locating in Barangay Tambac here.


“I welcome them for as long as they comply with the rules and regulations for them to acquire a business permit here,” Lim said.

However, Lim admitted that SM’s target location falls under the category of a fishpond, an issue that the mayor himself has been rallying against, particularly the conversion of fishponds into commercial lots.

The mayor earlier rejected the application for the construction of a luxury hotel in Barangay Lucao by the family of Vice Mayor Belen Fernandez invoking a city ordinance that prohibits commercial development in identified agricultural areas.

Lim said he has urged Sy to submit a development plan for the city government’s approved and endorsement by the Sangguniang Panglunsod.

“I will recommend to the SP to conduct a public hearing para doon sa maapektuhang sektor sa lungsod, especially the retailers and the market vendors who will be the first one to be affected.” he said.

He added “SM will have to go through the process and we will evaluate the recommendation of the Sanggunian to the mayor’s office.”

Lim stressed that the talk between him and Sy is not yet “a done deal.”

Lim said one of the considerations that the city government will look into is the income from taxes that SM can bring into Dagupan.

SM is currently operating a branch in Rosales town.

Management team ready for rice processing complex
Posted on August 29, 2010 - Filed Under Business, News | Leave a Comment

LINGAYEN–When the modern Rice Processing Complex (RPC) in Sta. Barbara opens in November, the province will be ready to operate and manage it.

This was confirmed after a delegation led by Governor Amado Espino Jr. recently completed a week-long training in South Korea, which is funding the construction of the P160-million rice complex through the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA).


Espino went with officials from the Department of Agriculture (DA), Office of the Provincial Agriculturist (OPAG), and other personnel who will be assigned at the complex.

The training seminar was part of the Korean government’s program grant to train and provide technical know-how.

The governor said the provincial government and DA who will jointly operate the rice processing facility are now gearing up for its operational management.

Nestor Batalla, supervising agriculturist of the Office of the Provincial Agriculturist who was part of the provincial team, said the training and seminar prepared them to manage and operate the RPC.

The trainees were also given opportunities to see the latest in Korean technology.

The delegation attended lectures on post harvest technology for rice, domestic distribution, rice research and development and policy, increasing production yield, and maintaining rice quality.

The RPC, according to OPAG, is now 70 percent done with the civil and structural works.

BIR urges people to report tax evaders
Posted on August 29, 2010 - Filed Under Business, News | Leave a Comment

THE Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is calling on the public to help catch tax evaders.

BIR Assistant Regional Director Ernesto de Vota said informants of suspected tax evaders will get 10 percent of the amount to be collected as their reward.


De Vota, speaking at last week’s Engkwentro forum of the Pangasinan Press Club, said the reward scheme is aimed at encouraging people to report suspected cases of tax evasion.

He assured that the identity of the informant and the report will be kept confidential.

“Di kayo makikilala. Kung gusto nyo mag-report kayo doon sa Manila, huwag na lang dito sa Calasiao baka may makakilala pa sa inyo,” he said.

A tax evader is one who intentionally evades paying the right amount of taxes by under-declaring actual sales or overstating expenses.

De Vota said help from the people will boost the BIR’s Run After Tax Evaders (RATE) and ‘Oplan Kandado’ campaigns.

COLLECTION

Meanwhile, BIR Region 1, which ranked third last year as the best performing region in terms of collection, has so far been able to meet its target for the year although the BIR as a whole has failed to do so.

As of July 31 this year, the regional office collected P3.8 billion, which is P800 million more than its collection of P2.7 billion in the same period last year.

De Vota said “we’ll try to do our best” to maintain the regional office’s performance for the rest of the year.

Yolanda Ferrer, Revenue District No. 4 head, also expressed optimism that her district can reach its goal for the year in spite of the increased goal for the period July to December.
GANUN.....!

UPTOWN ROTARY INDUCTION
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UPTOWN ROTARY INDUCTION–Vice Mayor Belen Fernandez (left) is welcomed by Rotary District Governor of 301-C during the induction program of the Rotary Club of Uptown Dagupan at De Luxe Restaurant last September 5 where she was the guest of honor and speaker. Also in photo are Past District Governor Nelson Yuchiongtian and Pangasinan Board Member Mojamito Libunao. (Photo by Mitz Cresencio)

SM eyes Dagupan as 2nd branch
Posted on September 12, 2010 - Filed Under Business, News | Leave a Comment

IS Dagupan City opening its doors to SM, the biggest chain of malls in the country?

Mayor Benjamin Lim has confirmed that he has had talks with SM retail group president and director Hans T. Sy, who expressed interest in locating in Barangay Tambac here.


“I welcome them for as long as they comply with the rules and regulations for them to acquire a business permit here,” Lim said.

However, Lim admitted that SM’s target location falls under the category of a fishpond, an issue that the mayor himself has been rallying against, particularly the conversion of fishponds into commercial lots.

The mayor earlier rejected the application for the construction of a luxury hotel in Barangay Lucao by the family of Vice Mayor Belen Fernandez invoking a city ordinance that prohibits commercial development in identified agricultural areas.

Lim said he has urged Sy to submit a development plan for the city government’s approved and endorsement by the Sangguniang Panglunsod.

“I will recommend to the SP to conduct a public hearing para doon sa maapektuhang sektor sa lungsod, especially the retailers and the market vendors who will be the first one to be affected.” he said.

He added “SM will have to go through the process and we will evaluate the recommendation of the Sanggunian to the mayor’s office.”

Lim stressed that the talk between him and Sy is not yet “a done deal.”

Lim said one of the considerations that the city government will look into is the income from taxes that SM can bring into Dagupan.

SM is currently operating a branch in Rosales town.


Grabe talaga... Sana magkaayos na ang Vice Mayor at Mayor ng Dagupan!
Hindi pala inaprubahan ang CSI Resort and Hotel! Sayang naman un Benjamin Lim!!!!!!!!!!!:bash::bash::bash::bash::bash:
Haynaku... May bahid paren talaga ang pagtanggi nitong si Lim sa mga pumapasok na business sa Dagupan! Itong SM eh hindi yan basta basta lumalapit para makipagdeal... Pag ito hindi naaprubahan.. Malaking kawalan ito sa Dagupan....

IN YOUR FACE
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IN YOUR FACE–Colegio de Dagupan player de Luna, taps the ball and unintentionally hits the face of Lyceum Northwestern University cager Alipio during the 4th quarter of their semi-final game held at the Dagupan People's Astrodome last Thursday. LNU won, 93-86. (Photo by Mitz Cresencio)

Grabe talaga... Sana magkaayos na ang Vice Mayor at Mayor ng Dagupan!
Hindi pala inaprubahan ang CSI Resort and Hotel! Sayang naman un Benjamin Lim!!!!!!!!!!!:bash::bash::bash::bash::bash:
Haynaku... May bahid paren talaga ang pagtanggi nitong si Lim sa mga pumapasok na business sa Dagupan! Itong SM eh hindi yan basta basta lumalapit para makipagdeal... Pag ito hindi naaprubahan.. Malaking kawalan ito sa Dagupan....
HELLO,JOE,GANUN BA HINDI NAAPROBAHAN UNG csi RESORT AND HOTEL GRABE SI MAYOR ayaw nya ng MINOR MINOR projects gusto nya MAJOR MAJOR projects:ohno::ohno::ohno:bad yan mayor tsk tsk

^^ ayoko ng nangyayari ngayon sa Officials ng Dagupan...

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^^ ang galing! Kudos Gov. Espino!

RADIO SETS FOR THE COPS
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RADIO SETS FOR THE COPS–Dagupan City Chinese Chamber of Commerce president Bernabe Dy Jr. (fourth from left) turns over his family’s donation of eight hand-held radio sets to Dagupan City Police Station’s chief Romeo Caramat to help boost the city police’s capabilities in maintaining peace and order through improved communication tools. Witnessing the turnover are Mayor Benjamin Lim (left), Councilors Red Erfe and Alvin Coquia (extreme right). (CIO photo)

^^ ang galing! Kudos Gov. Espino!

alam mo sinipag lang ako ngaun pero ito na ang gagawin ko tuwing weekend i post ko lahat ang balita sa loob ng isang linggo,ito ngaun ang bago sa thread,weekdays puro tayo trivia at pictures posting at sa weekend puro tayo news and current affairs,ok ba idea ko mang joe de mangosipag ni guv.noh sana lahat ng opisyalis sa luyag kagaya nya.....:):):)

OK MGA KABABAYAN AT MGA KAIBIGAN ....DITO NAGTATAPOS ANG ISANG LINGGONG PUNONG PUNO NG BALITANG KAPANA-PANABIK AT TOTOONG IMPORMASYONG NAGAGANAP DITO SA PANGASINAN THREAD,AT MGA NAGGAGANDAHANG TANAWIN NA TUNAY NGANG MAIPAGMAMALAKI NG BAWAT PANGASINENSE. KITA KITS TAYO ULIT BUKAS ARAW NG LUNES...BIYERNES. MASANTOS YA LABID SIKAYON AMIN(MAGANDANG GABI SA INYONG LAHAT):banana::banana::banana:

^^ ndi ah... pag every week lang.. mapapanis na ang news na ipopost... dapat everyday paren...

^^ ayoko ng nangyayari ngayon sa Officials ng Dagupan...possible talaga na mahahati ang opisyalis ng Dagupan may admin. vs oppos.anubayan hindi magandang pasimula ni mayor yan pag ganyan ng ganyan sayang ang term nya kung walang mangyayari sa mga projects na ito ,btw giing ka pa pala

^^ ndi ah... pag every week lang.. mapapanis na ang news na ipopost... dapat everyday paren...
ok sige basta ha help me plsssss,

Its Hundred times hotter at the Hundred Islands!

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Pangasinan
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Pangasinan
Luyag na Pangasinan, Luyag na Caboloan, Probinsiya ti Pangasinan
— Province —
Province of Pangasinan

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Nickname(s): Heartland of the Philippines

Map of the Philippines with Pangasinan highlighted
Coordinates: 15°55′N 120°20′E / 15.917°N 120.333°E / 15.917; 120.333Coordinates: 15°55′N 120°20′E / 15.917°N 120.333°E / 15.917; 120.333
Country Philippines
Region Ilocos Region (Region I)
Founded 1578
Capital Lingayen
Government
- Governor Amado Espino (Lakas-Kampi-CMD)
Area
- Total 5,414.0 km2 (2,090.4 sq mi)
Area rank 17th out of 80
Population (2007)
- Total 2,495,841
- Rank 3rd out of 80
- Density 461/km2 (1,194/sq mi)
- Density rank 11th out of 80
Divisions
- Independent cities 1
- Component cities 3
- Municipalities 44
- Barangays 1,333
including independent cities: 1,364
- Districts 1st to 6th districts of Pangasinan (shared with Dagupan City)
Time zone PHT (UTC+8)
ZIP Code
Spoken languages Pangasinan, Ilocano, Bolinao, Tagalog, English
Website www.pangasinan.gov.ph
Population Census of Pangasinan
Census Pop. Rate
1995 2,178,412 —
2000 2,434,086 2.41%
2007 2,645,395 1.15%
Pangasinan is a province of the Republic of the Philippines. The provincial capital is Lingayen. Pangasinan is located on the west central area of the island of Luzon along the Lingayen Gulf, with the total land area being 5,368.82 square kilometers (3336.030 sq mi). According to the latest census, it has a population of 2,645,395 people in 477,819 households. The total population is projected to rise to 3,039,500 in 2010.[1] According to the 2007 Philippine general elections, Pangasinan has a voting population of 1,360,807, which is the second highest in the Philippines.

The Pangasinan language is the primary language in Pangasinan. The estimated population of the indigenous speakers of this language is about 1.5 million.

The name Pangasinan means "land of salt" or "place of salt-making"; it is derived from Pang/Bang (meaning place) and asin, (meaning salt in the Pangasinan language and many other related languages). Banjarmasin in Indonesia and Toamasina in Madagascar both derive from the world (m)asin. The province is a major producer of salt in the Philippines.

An ancient kingdom called Luyag na Kaboloan existed in Pangasinan before the Spanish conquest that began on the 15th century. Princess Urduja, a legendary woman warrior, is believed to have ruled in Pangasinan around the 14th century. The maritime trade network that once flourished in ancient Southeast Asia connected Pangasinan with other peoples of Southeast Asia, India, China, and the Pacific.

Pangasinan is famous for the Hundred Islands National Park. This is a marine park located off the coast of Alaminos City in the Lingayen Gulf and is composed of some 123 islands, most of which are quite small and uninhabited.

During the summer, several feasts and festivals are celebrated in Pangasinan, including the Fiestay Dayat or Bagat ed Dayat (Sea Feast), the Bangus (Milkfish), and the Mangga tan Kawayan (Mango and Bamboo) festivals.

Pangasinan is noted as the birthplace of President Fidel V. Ramos and Speaker Jose de Venecia, Jr. The mother of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo was from Binalonan, Pangasinan. The father of the late actor and former presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. was from San Carlos City, Pangasinan. The maternal great-grandfather of Jose Rizal, a Philippine national hero, was a Pangasinan lawyer named Manuel Facundo de Quintos who was the gobernadorcillo of Lingayen in the 1850s. Jacqueline Aquino Siapno, a professor from Dagupan City, is the interim first lady of East Timorand Lt. Gen. Jose Mejia Calimlim, the Vice Chief of Staff of the Philippine Armed Forces, is from Mapandan, Pangasinan..

The 1,200 megawatt Sual Coal-Fired Power Plant and the 345 megawatt San Roque Multi-Purpose Dam are located in Pangasinan. Pangasinan has extensive areas devoted to salt making and aquaculture along the coasts of Lingayen Gulf and South China Sea. Pangasinan is a major producer of rice, mangoes, and bamboo crafts.

Pangasinan occupies a strategic geo-political position in the central plain of Luzon, known as the rice granary of the Philippines. Pangasinan has been described as a gateway to northern Luzon and as the heartland of the Philippines.

Contents [hide]
1 History
1.1 Ancient history
1.2 Southeast Asian maritime trade network
1.3 Princess Urduja and Luyag na Caboloan
1.4 Religion before Catholicism
1.5 Spanish colonization
1.5.1 Provincia de Pangasinan
1.5.2 Rebellion against the Spanish rule
1.5.2.1 Malong liberation
1.5.2.2 Palaris liberation
1.6 Philippine revolution against Spain
1.7 American colonization
1.8 World War II and the Japanese rule
1.9 Philippine Republic
1.9.1 National
1.9.1.1 1946-1986
1.9.1.2 1986-present
1.9.1.3 Governors of Pangasinan
2 Geography
2.1 Political
2.1.1 Cities
2.1.2 Municipalities
2.2 Physical
3 Economy
3.1 Energy
3.2 Marine
3.3 Agriculture
3.4 Financial
3.5 Labor
3.6 Investment
4 Demographics
4.1 Population
4.2 Health and education
5 Culture
5.1 Language
5.2 Religion
5.3 Media and internet
5.4 Sports and entertainment
6 Places of interest
6.1 Tourist attractions
6.2 Others
7 2010 local elections
8 See also
9 References
10 External links


[edit] History
[edit] Ancient history
The Pangasinan people, like most of the people in the Malay Archipelago, are descended from the Austronesian-speakers who settled in Southeast Asia since prehistoric times. Genetic studies locate the origin of the Austronesian languages in Sundaland, which was populated as early as 50,000 years ago by early humans who migrated from Africa through India.[2][3] The Pangasinan language is one of many languages that belongs to the Malayo-Polynesian languages branch of the Austronesian languages family.

[edit] Southeast Asian maritime trade network
The ancient Malayo-Polynesian-speakers were expert navigators who had sailing ships capable of crossing the distant seas. The ancient Malagasy sailed from the Malay archipelago to Madagascar, an island across the Indian Ocean, and probably reached Africa. The ancient Polynesians navigated the distant Pacific islands as far away as Hawaii and Easter Island, and probably also reached America. At least several hundred years before the arrival of Europeans, the Makasar and the Bugis from Sulawesi, in what is now Indonesia, as well as the Bajau of the Malay archipelago, sailed with their prau and established settlements in north Australia, which they called Marege.

A vast maritime trade network connecting the distant Malayo-Polynesian settlements from the Pacific to the Indian Ocean existed in ancient times. The Pangasinan people were part of this maritime trade network that connected the ancient Malayo-Polynesian civilization.

Pangasinan was founded by Malayo-Polynesian settlers in ancient times who established settlements along the Agno River and the Lingayen Gulf. Archaeological evidence and early Chinese and Indian records show that the inhabitants of Pangasinan traded with India, China and Japan in as early as the 8th century A.D.

[edit] Princess Urduja and Luyag na Caboloan
The Srivijaya and Majapahit empires arose in Indonesia and their influence extended to much of the Malay Archipelago. Pangasinan probably maintained ties with the other peoples of the Malay Archipelago through the vast maritime trade network that once flourished in ancient Southeast Asia. An ancient kingdom called Luyag na Kaboloan once existed in Pangasinan. Luyag na Kaboloan was located in the Agno River valley and the Pangasinan Plain with Binalatongan as its capital. Princess Urduja, a legendary woman warrior, is believed to have ruled in Pangasinan around the 14th century. The legend of Urduja is shared by the Ibaloi people in the northern province of Benguet. Most likely, the Pangasinan people and the Ibaloi people were once united or had a common origin. Pangasinan enjoyed full independence before the Spanish conquest.

[edit] Religion before Catholicism
The ancient Pangasinan people, like other Austronesian peoples, believed in mana, and practiced Shamanist or animist beliefs and rituals before the Spanish conquest. The people of Pangasinan maintained this set of beliefs and rituals through priests, priestesses, and healers who represented a pantheon of anitos ("deities"). Their temples or altars were dedicated to an anito called Ama Kaoley (Supreme Father) who communicated through mediums called manag-anito. These mediums wore special costumes when serving an anito and they made offerings of oils, ointments, essences, and perfumes in exquisite vessels; after the offerings were made, the anito is supposed to reply in a secret room to their questions.

[edit] Spanish colonization
On April 27, 1565, the Spanish conquistador Miguel López de Legazpi arrived in the Philippine islands with about 500 soldiers to establish a Spanish settlement and begin the conquest of the archipelago. On May 24, 1570, the Spanish forces defeated Rajah Sulayman and other rulers of Manila and later declared Manila as the new capital of the Spanish East Indies. After securing Manila, the Spanish forces continued to conquer the rest of the island of Luzon, including Pangasinan.

[edit] Provincia de Pangasinan
In 1571, the Spanish conquest of Pangasinan began with an expedition by the Spanish conquistador Martín de Goiti, who came from the Spanish settlement in Manila through Pampanga. About a year later, another Spanish conquistador, Juan de Salcedo, sailed to Lingayen Gulf and landed at the mouth of the Agno River. Limahong, a Chinese pirate, fled to Pangasinan after his fleet was driven away from Manila in 1574. Limahong failed to establish a colony in Pangasinan, as an army lead by Juan de Salcedo chased him out of Pangasinan after a seven-month siege.

By 1580, Pangasinan was made into an "Alacadia Mayor" by the Spanish Governor of the Philippines. Roman Catholic Augustinian, Franciscan, and Dominican missionaries arrived with the conquistadors and most of the inhabitants of Pangasinan converted to Roman Catholicism. In 1611, Pangasinan became a Spanish colonial province, comprising the territories of Zambales and some areas of La Union and Tarlac. Lingayen was made the capital of the province (and still is to this day). Continued resistance to Spanish rule was forced to go underground or flee to the mountains.

[edit] Rebellion against the Spanish rule
[edit] Malong liberation
Andres Malong, a native chief of the town of Binalatongan (now named San Carlos City), liberated the province from Spanish rule in December 1660. The people of Pangasinan proclaimed Andres Malong Ari na Pangasinan ("King of Pangasinan"). Pangasinan armies attempted to liberate the neighboring provinces of Pampanga and Ilocos, but were repelled by a Spanish-led coalition of loyalist tribal warriors and mercenaries. In February 1661, the newly independent Kingdom of Pangasinan fell to the Spanish.

[edit] Palaris liberation
On November 3, 1762, the people of Pangasinan proclaimed independence from Spain after a rebellion led by Juan de la Cruz Palaris overthrew Spanish rule in Pangasinan. The Pangasinan revolt was sparked by news of the fall of Manila to the British on October 6, 1762. However, after the Treaty of Paris on March 1, 1763 that closed the Seven Years' War between Britain, France and Spain, the Spanish colonial forces made a counter-attack. On January 16, 1765, Juan de la Cruz Palaris was captured and Pangasinan independence was again lost.

[edit] Philippine revolution against Spain
Main article: Philippine Revolution Against Spain
The Katipunan, a nationalist secret society, was founded on July 7, 1892 with the aim of uniting the peoples of the Philippines and fighting for independence and religious freedom. The Philippine Revolution began on August 26, 1896 and was led by Andres Bonifacio, the leader of the Katipunan. On November 18, 1897, a Katipunan council was formed in western Pangasinan with Roman Manalang as Presidente Generalisimo and Mauro Ortiz as General. General Emilio Aguinaldo proclaimed Philippine independence on June 12, 1898. Dagupan City, the major commercial center of Pangasinan, was surrounded by Katipunan forces by July 18, 1898. The Battle of Dagupan lasted from July 18 to July 23 of that year with the surrender of 1,500 soldiers of the Spanish forces under Commander Federico J. Ceballos and Governor Joaquin de Orengochea.

The Battle of Dagupan, fought fiercely by local Katipuneros under the overall command of General Francisco Makabulos, chief of the Central and Directive Committee of Central and Northern Luzon, and the last remnants of the once mighty Spanish Army under General Francisco Ceballos, led to the liberation of Pangasinan from the Spaniards. The five-day battle was joined by three local heroes: Don Daniel Maramba from Santa Barbara, Don Vicente Prado from San Jacinto and Don Juan Quezada from Dagupan. Their armies massed in Dagupan to lay siege on the Spanish forces, making a last stand at the brick-walled Catholic Church.

Maramba led the liberation of the town of Santa Barbara on March 7, 1898 following a signal for simultaneous attack from Makabulos. Hearing that Sta. Barbara fell into rebel hands, the Spanish forces in Dagupan attempted to retake the town, but were repulsed by Maramba's forces. Thus, after the setback, the Spaniards decided to concentrate their forces in Lingayen to protect the provincial capital. This enabled Maramba to expand his operations to Malasiqui, Urdaneta and Mapandan, taking them one after the other. He took one more town, Mangaldan, before proceeding to Dagupan to lay siege on the last Spanish garrison. Also on March 7, 1898, the rebels under the command of Prado and Quesada attacked convents in a number of towns in Zambales province, located west of Lingayen, which now constitute the western parts of Pangasinan.

Attacked and brought under Filipino control were Alaminos, Agno, Anda, Alos, Bani, Balincaguin, Bolinao, Dasol, Eguia and Potot. The revolt then spread to Labrador, Sual, Salasa and many other towns in the west. The towns of Sual, Labrador, Lingayen, Salasa and Bayambang were occupied first by the forces of Prado and Quesada before they proceeded to attack Dagupan.

At an assembly convened to organize a central governing body for Central and Northern Luzon on April 17, 1898, General Makabulos appointed Prado as politico-military governor of Pangasinan, with Quesada as his second in command. His appointment came a few days before the return of General Emilio Aguinaldo in May 1898 from his exile in Hongkong following the signing of the Pact of Biac-na-Bato in December 1897. Aguinaldo's return gave fresh impetus to the renewal of the flame of the revolution. Thus, on June 3, 1898, General Makabulos entered Tarlac and from that day on, the fires of revolution spread.

So successful were the Filipinos in their many pitched battles against the Spaniards that on June 30, 1898, Spanish authorities decided to evacuate all their forces to Dagupan where a last stand against the rebels was to be made. Also ordered to go to Dagupan were all civilian and military personnel, including members of the volunteer locales of towns not yet in rebel hands. Those who heeded this order were the volunteer forces of Mangaldan, San Jacinto, Pozorrubio, Manaoag, and Villasis. Among those brought to Dagupan was the image of the Most Holy Rosary of the Virgin of Manaoag, which at that time was already the patron saint of Pangasinan.

When the forces of Maramba from the east and Prado from the west converged in Dagupan on July 18, 1898, the siege began. The arrival of General Makabulos strengthened the rebel forces until the Spaniards, holed up inside the Catholic Church, waved the flag of surrender five days later. Armed poorly, the Filipinos were no match at the very start with Spanish soldiers holed inside the Church. They just became mere sitting ducks to Spanish soldiers shooting with their rifles from a distance. But the tempo of battle changed when the attackers, under Don Vicente Prado, devised a crude means of protection to shield them from Spanish fire while advancing. This happened when they rolled trunks of bananas, bundled up in sawali, that enabled them to inch their way to the Church.

[edit] American colonization
Pangasinan and other parts of the Spanish East Indies were ceded to the Americans after the Treaty of Paris that closed the Spanish-American War. During the Philippine-American War, General Jose Torres Bugallon from the town of Salasa fought together with General Antonio Luna to defend the First Philippine Republic against American colonization of Northern Luzon. Bugallon was killed in battle on February 5, 1899. The First Philippine Republic was abolished on 1901. In 1907, the Philippine Assembly was established and for the first time, five residents of Pangasinan were elected as its district representatives. In 1921, Mauro Navarro, representing Pangasinan in the Philippine Assembly, sponsored a law to rename the town of Salasa to Bugallon in order to honor General Bugallon.

[edit] World War II and the Japanese rule
Main article: Invasion of Lingayen Gulf
Battle of Pangasinan
Part of World War II
Date 1945
Location Pangasinan
Result Allied Victory

Belligerents
Philippine Commonwealth
United States
Australia Japan
Lingayen Gulf was one of the strategic places during the Second World War. Japanese forces under Gen. Masaharu Homma landed on the shores of Pangasinan in December 1941, a few days after the attack on Pearl Harbor, and started the Japanese occupation of the country. In 1945, during the Battle of Pangasinan from the combined Filipino and U.S. Troops, American troops landed on the beaches of Pangasinan and joined Pangasinese guerrillas together with the Philippine Commonwealth troops to free Luzon from the Japanese.

[edit] Philippine Republic
[edit] National
[edit] 1946-1986
After the declaration of Independence in Manila on July 4, 1946, Eugenio Perez, a Liberal Party congressman representing the fourth district of Pangasinan, was elected Speaker of the lower Legislative House. He led the House until 1953, when the Nacionalista Party became the dominant party.

Pangasinan, which was historically part of the Central Luzon region, was made part of the Ilocos Region (or Region I) in the gerrymandering of the Philippines by Ferdinand Marcos, despite the fact that Pangasinan has a distinct primary language, which is Pangasinan. The classification of Pangasinan as part of the Ilocos Region has generated confusion among some Filipinos, due to the mistaking that all or most of the residents of Pangasinan are Ilocanos. Many Pangasinans object to the national government's classification of Pangasinan in the Ilocos Region since Pangasinan has a distinct primary language, its economy is bigger than all the Ilocos provinces of Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, and La Union, and its population is more than 50 percent of the population of Region 1. Some Pangasinans have proposed using the term Northwestern Luzon Region, which is a term based on a geographic concept.

[edit] 1986-present
In February 1986, Vice Chief of Staff General Fidel V. Ramos, head of the Philippine Integrated National Police and a native of Lingayen, Pangasinan, became one of the instrumental figures of the EDSA people power revolution that led to the overthrow of President Ferdinand Marcos.

After the downfall of Marcos, all local government unit executives in the Philippines were ordered by President Corazon Aquino to vacate their posts. Some local executives were ordered to return to their seats as in the case of Mayor Ludovico Espinosa of Dasol, where he claims he joined the UNIDO, Mrs. Aquino's party during the height of the EDSA Revolution. Fidel Ramos was appointed as AFP Chief of Staff and later as Defense Secretary replacing Juan Ponce Enrile. Oscar Orbos, a congressman from Bani, Pangasinan, was appointed by Aquino as head of the Department of Transportation and Communications and later as Executive Secretary.

On May 11, 1992, Fidel V. Ramos ran for the position of President. He was elected and became the first Pangasinan President of the Philippines. Through his leadership, the Philippines recovered from a severe economy after the oil and power crisis of 1991. His influence also sparked the economic growth of Pangasinan when it hosted the 1995 Palarong Pambansa (Philippine National Games).

Jose de Venecia, who represented the same district as Eugenio Perez, was the second Pangasinan to be Speaker of the House of Representatives in 1992. He was reelected for the same position in 1995. De Venecia was selected by the Ramos' administration party Lakas NUCD to be its presidential candidate in 1998. De Venecia ran but lost to Vice President Joseph Estrada. Oscar Orbos, who served as Pangasinan governor from 1995, ran for Vice President, but lost to Senator Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, whose mother, former First Lady Evangelina Macaraeg-Macapagal, hails from Binalonan, Pangasinan.

Arroyo later ascended to the presidency after the second EDSA Revolution when President Joseph Estrada was overthrown.

On May 2004, actor-turned-politician Fernando Poe, Jr., whose family is from San Carlos City, Pangasinan, ran for President against incumbent Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo during the Philippine general election in 2004. The Pangasinan vote was almost evenly split by the two presidential candidates who both have Pangasinan roots. Arroyo was elected President, but her victory was tainted by charges of electoral fraud and vote-buying.

The state of crisis of the national government in Manila, corruption in Malacanang, widespread poverty, and the slow pace of economic development is forcing many Pangasinans to seek opportunities in Metro Manila, work in other countries or emigrate to wealthier countries, like the United States.

[edit] Governors of Pangasinan
Among those who served as governors include Tito Primicias, Vicente Millora and Daniel Maramba.

Aguedo Agbayani (1972–1986)
Demetrio Demetria (1986–1988)
Rafael Colet (1988–1992)
Aguedo Agbayani (1992–1995)
Oscar Orbos (1995–1998)
Victor Agbayani (1998–2007)
Amado Espino Jr. (2007–Present)
[edit] Geography
[edit] Political
The province of Pangasinan is subdivided into 44 municipalities, 4 cities, 1,364 barangay (which means "villages"), and 6 congressional districts.

The capital of Pangasinan is Lingayen.

[edit] Cities
City Income Class District Population (2007) Area (km²)
Alaminos City 4th class, component[4] 1st 79,788 164
Dagupan City 1st class, independent component 4th 149,554 37
San Carlos City 3rd class, component 3rd 161,884 169
Urdaneta City 2nd class, component 5th 120,785 100

[edit] Municipalities
Municipality Income Class District Population (2007) Area (km²)
Agno 3rd Class 1st 26,023 170
Aguilar 3rd Class 2nd 36,564 195
Alcala 3rd Class 5th 38,934 46
Anda 3rd Class 1st 34,398 75
Asingan 2nd Class 6th 54,092 67
Balungao 4th Class 6th 25,214 73
Bani 2nd Class 1st 45,652 180
Basista 4th Class 2nd 28,104 24
Bautista 4th Class 5th 28,094 46
Bayambang 1st Class 3rd 103,145 144
Binalonan 1st Class 5th 52,722 48
Binmaley 1st Class 2nd 76,214 119
Bolinao 1st Class 1st 69,568 197
Bugallon 2nd Class 2nd 62,237 190
Burgos 4th Class 1st 20,187 131
Calasiao 1st Class 3rd 85,419 48
Dasol 3rd Class 1st 27,027 167
Infanta 3rd Class 1st 23,731 254
Labrador 4th Class 2nd 20,508 91
Laoac 4th Class 5th 28,266 41
Lingayen 1st Class 2nd 95,773 63
Mabini 3rd Class 1st 23,338 291
Malasiqui 1st Class 3rd 122,820 131
Manaoag 1st Class 4th 62,684 56
Mangaldan 1st Class 4th 90,391 48
Mangatarem 1st Class 2nd 65,366 318
Mapandan 3rd Class 3rd 32,905 30
Natividad 4th Class 6th 21,560 134
Pozorrubio 1st Class 5th 63,689 135
Rosales 1st Class 6th 57,702 66
San Fabian 1st Class 4th 74,005 81
San Jacinto 3rd Class 4th 35,591 44
San Manuel 1st Class 6th 46,769 129
San Nicolas 1st Class 6th 33,419 210
San Quintin 3rd Class 6th 30,556 116
Santa Barbara 1st Class 3rd 73,025 61
Santa Maria 4th Class 6th 30,721 70
Santo Tomas 5th Class 5th 13,706 13
Sison 3rd Class 5th 42,791 82
Sual 1st Class 1st 29,925 130
Tayug 3rd Class 6th 37,954 51
Umingan 1st Class 6th 62,497 258
Urbiztondo 3rd Class 2nd 43,430 82
Villasis 1st Class 5th 56,668 76

[edit] Physical
Pangasinan is located on the west central area of the island of Luzon in the Philippines. Pangasinan borders La Union and Benguet to the north, Nueva Vizcaya and Nueva Ecija to the east, and Zambales and Tarlac to the south. To the west of Pangasinan is the South China Sea. The province also encloses the Lingayen Gulf.

The land area of Pangasinan is 5,368.82 square kilometers (3336.030 sq mi). The province is 170 kilometers (105.633 mi) north of Manila, 50 kilometers (31.0685 mi.) south of Baguio City, 115 kilometers (71.4576 mi.) north of Subic International Airport and Seaport, and 80 kilometers (49.7096 mi.) north of Clark International Airport.

[edit] Economy

Commercial Salt Industry in DasolPangasinan has export earnings of around $5.5 million.

[edit] Energy
The 1200 megawatt Sual Coal-Fired Power Plant, 345 megawatt San Roque Multi-Purpose Dam, and the Northern Cement Corporation are all located in Pangasinan.

[edit] Marine
Pangasinan is a major fish supplier in Luzon, and a major producer of salt in the Philippines. It has extensive fishponds, mostly for raising bangus, or "milkfish", along the coasts of the Lingayen Gulf and the South China Sea. Pangasinan's aquaculture includes oyster and sea urchin farms.

[edit] Agriculture
The major crops in Pangasinan are rice, mangoes, corn, and sugar cane. Pangasinan has a land area of 536,819 hectares, and 44 percent of the total land area of Pangasinan is devoted to agricultural production.

[edit] Financial
Pangasinan has 593 banking and financing institutions.

[edit] Labor
Pangasinan has a labor force of about 1.52 million, and 87 percent of the labor force are gainfully employed.

[edit] Investment
The Department of Trade and Industry in the Philippines has identified the following potential investment areas in Pangasinan:

Maguey production and handicraft center
Santiago Island Marine Park
Oyster processing facility
Bagoong technology and processing center
Tannery and leather production center
Oyster and aquaculture farming
Seaweed farming
Bamboo production
Handicraft and furniture making
Manufacture of construction bricks
Tourism development
[edit] Demographics
[edit] Population
See also: Pangasinan people, Ilocano people, and Sambal people
The Pangasinan people (Totoon Pangasinan) are called Pangasinense, or simply taga-Pangasinan, which means "from Pangasinan". The population of Pangasinan is 2,434,086.[5] Pangasinan is the third most populated province in the Philippines. The estimated population of the indigenous speakers of the Pangasinan language in the province of Pangasinan is 1.5 million and is projected to double in about 30 years. According to the 2000 census, 47 percent of the population are Pangasinan and 44 percent are Ilocanos. Sambal settlers from Zambales also predominate in the westernmost municipalities of Bolinao and Anda. The Pangasinan people are closely related to the Austronesian-speaking peoples of the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia. The Pangasinans are also related to the Polynesians of the Pacific islands, the Formosan indigenous peoples of Taiwan, the Cham of central Vietnam and Cambodia, and the Malagasy of Madagascar.

Some prominent people of Pangasinan heritage (though not necessarily ethnic identification) include:

President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, whose mother was from Binalonan, Pangasinan.
President Fidel V. Ramos, who was born in Lingayen, Pangasinan.
Speaker Jose de Venecia, Jr., who was born in Dagupan City, Pangasinan.
The late actor and presidential candidate Fernando Poe, Jr., whose father was from San Carlos City, Pangasinan.
Director General Arturo Lomibao, the former head of the Philippine National Police, is from Mangaldan, Pangasinan.
Lt. Gen. Jose Mejia Calimlim, the Vice Chief of Staff of the Philippine Armed Forces, is from Mapandan, Pangasinan.
Gabriel Singson, the former governor of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, is from Lingayen, Pangasinan.
F. Sionil José and Carlos Bulosan are internationally known writers from Pangasinan.
Victorio C. Edades, a Filipino modernist and a recognized National Artist, was from Pangasinan.
Jacqueline Aquino Siapno, a professor from Dagupan City, is the interim first lady of East Timor.
Dr. Francisco Viray, former dean of the University of the Philippines Engineering Dept and former Secretary of Energy of the Philippines during the President Ramos Administration, is from Lingayen, Pangasinan.
Geronima Tomelden-Pecson, the first female senator of the Philippines, was a native of Lingayen.
Julius Bongato, the first Filipino gay to be the Ms. Gay Universe 2009 held in Tokyo, Japan. He hails from Mapandan, Pangasinan.
Gen.Hermogenes Cendaña Esperon, Jr.,a native of Asingan, former Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines during Pres. Gloria M. Arroyo Administration.
Ms. Barbie Salvador,a native of Pozorrubio, Ateneo De Manila University graduate, the crowned Mutya ng Pilipinas 2010 Tourism International and semifinalist of Binibining Pilipinas 2009.
[edit] Health and education
There are thousands of public schools and hundreds of private schools across the province for primary and secondary education. Many Pangasineneses go to Metro Manila and the United States for tertiary and higher education. The state and private colleges and universities in Pangasinan include the following:

Oakridge International School of Young Leaders
AMA Computer College
Asian Institute Of E-Commerce
Colegio de Dagupan
Colegio San Jose De Alaminos
Dagupan Colleges Foundation
Golden West Colleges
Kingfisher School of Business and Finance
Lyceum Northern Luzon
Lyceum Northwestern University
Luzon Colleges of Science and Technology
Palaris College
Pangasinan State University
Panpacific University Northern Philippines
Philippine College of Science and Technology
Saint Columban's College
San Carlos College
Saint Therese of the Child Jesus College Foundation
University of Luzon
University of Pangasinan
Urdaneta City University
University Of Perpetual Help - Jonelta Foundation (Pangasinan Campus)
Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation
Pangasinan has 51 hospitals and clinics and 68 rural health units (as of July 2002). Although some residents go to Manila and the United States for extensive medical tests and treatment, most Pangasinenses go to the medical centers in the cities of Dagupan, San Carlos City, and Urdaneta.

[edit] Culture
The culture of Pangasinan is a blend of the indigenous Malayo-Polynesian and western Hispanic and American cultures, with some Indian and Chinese influences. Today, Pangasinan is very much westernized. The main centers of Pangasinense culture are Lingayen, San Carlos City, Dagupan, and Manaoag.

[edit] Language
Main articles: Pangasinan language, Ilocano language, and Bolinao language
The Pangasinan language is an agglutinative language. It belongs to the Malayo-Polynesian languages branch of the Austronesian languages family and is the primary language of the province of Pangasinan and the dominant language in central and coastal Pangasinan. The Pangasinan language is similar to the other Malayo-Polynesian languages of the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Madagascar. It is closely related to the Ibaloi language spoken in the neighboring province of Benguet and Baguio City, located north of Pangasinan. The Pangasinan language is classified under the Pangasinic group of languages. The Pangasinic languages are:

Pangasinan
Ibaloi
Karao
I-wak
Kalanguya
Keley-I
Kallahan
Kayapa
Tinoc
Other languages are spoken in some areas of the neighboring provinces of Benguet, Nueva Ecija, Nueva Vizcaya, and Ifugao.

The educated Pangasinans are mostly proficient in English, as well as Tagalog. Pangasinan is the second-language of many Ilocanos in Pangasinan. Minority languages in Pangasinan are Ilocano and Bolinao, which is spoken in northwestern Pangasinan.

[edit] Religion
The religion of the people of Pangasinan is predominantly Christian, although few are strict believers and continue to practice their indigenous beliefs and rituals, like most of the people of the Philippines. Spanish and American missionaries introduced Christianity to Pangasinan. Prior to the Spanish conquest in 1571, the predominant religion of the people of Pangasinan was similar to the indigenous religion of the highland Igorot or the inhabitants of the Cordillera Administrative Region on the island of Luzon, who mostly retained their indigenous culture and religion. Pangasinan was also influenced by Hinduism and Buddhism before the introduction of Christianity.

The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Lingayen-Dagupan, Pangasinan, is Most Reverend Socrates B. Villegas.

Pangasinan is known as a land of miracles. The main pilgrimage centers of Pangasinan are the Shrine of Our Lady of Manaoag, which is reputed to be the pilgrimage capital of northern Luzon; the Shrine of Our Lord Jesus Christ the Divine Treasure (Senor Divino Tesoro), which is known to be a patron of healing, in Calasiao; and the Saint Dominic de Guzman Parish Church in San Carlos City.

[edit] Media and internet
There are 20 local newspapers and a classified magazine published in Pangasinan. Seventeen of the newspapers, including the classified magazine, come out weekly.

Balon Silew (Pangasinan)
Ilocano Observer (English and Ilocano)
Luzon Examiner (English)
Luzon Island Bulletin (English)
Luzon Standard Country Mail (English)
Media Eye Tiempo (English)
Northern Courier (English)
Northern Journal (English)
Northern Times (English)
Pangasinan News (English)
Pangasinan Post (English)
Pangasinan Star Online (English and Pangasinan)
Pangasinan Today (English)
Pangasinan Sentinel (English) (Mangaldan Publication)
People’s Digests (English)
Sun Star - Pangasinan (English)
Sunday Punch (English)
The Midweek Punch (English)
The Regional Examiner (English)
The Weekly Forum (English)
The Weekly Guardian (English)
Other publications that circulate in Pangasinan include:

Northwest Luzon Times
Pangasinan Pinoy Journal
Weekly Luzon Times
News Time
The Pangasinan Post
Classyfied Mag
The only magazine published monthly is the Traveler Magazine.

Pangasinan television and radio:

Television Networks:
ABS-CBN: Channel 2, Channel 32
GMA Network: Channel 10
Studio 23: Channel 30
QTV 11: Channel 11
FM Radio Stations:
DWYS - 104.1 YES FM! Urdaneta City
DWAI - 92.1 I FM Urdaneta City
DWKT - 90.3 Energy FM
DWTL - 93.5 Campus Radio
DWEC - 94.3 MOR For Life!
DWID - 98.3 Love Radio
DWTJ - 99.3 Spirit FM (from Alaminos City)
DWHY - 100.7 Star FM
DWON - 104.7 i FM
DWHR - 106.3 Hot FM
DWHT - 107.9 RMN Dagupan (CLOSED)
AM Radio Stations:
DWCM - 1161 Aksyon Radyo
DZWN - 1125 Bombo Radyo, Dagupan City (Pangasinan language)
DWPR - 1296 Power Radio (RADYO ASENSO)
DZRD - 981 DZRD 981 Sonshine Radio
DZSD - 1548 Super Radyo (Relay Station only)
DWIN - 1125 Eagle Radio (Relay Station only)
[edit] Sports and entertainment
Urdaneta City Sports and Cultural Complex
Dagupan City People's Astrodome
Narciso Ramos Sports and Civic Center
Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation Sports Complex
CSI STADIA (Jimmy Fernandez Complex)
Orient Pacific Center, Perez Blvd. Dagupan City
East Gate Plaza, A.B Fernandez East, Dagupan City
[edit] Places of interest
[edit] Tourist attractions

Sunny white beach at Rock Garden Resort, Bolinao, Pangasinan
The "Treasurers of Bolinao", PangasinanNuestra Señora de Manaoag
The Shrine of Our Lady of Manaoag is famous throughout the country for its supposed miraculous powers. Catholic devotees frequent the shrine, especially on the feast days on the first of October and the 18th day after Easter Sunday.
San Carlos City Plaza
San Juan River in San Carlos City
MaPANDAN FESTIVAL
Bonuan Blue Beach in Dagupan
White Beach in San Fabian
Cape Bolinao Beach in Bolinao
Tambobong White Beach in Dasol
Tondol Beach in Anda
Antong Falls in Sison
Cacupangan Cave in Mabini
Mount Balungao in Balungao
Manleluag Spring National Park in Mangatarem
Sanctuario de Senor Divino Tesoro in Calasiao
Salasa Church in Bugallon
Lingayen Gulf War Museum in Lingayen
Bolinao Museum in Bolinao
Narciso Ramos Sports and Civic Center in Lingayen
Hundred Islands Marine Sanctuary in Alaminos
Oceanographic Marine Laboratory in Alaminos
Red Arrow Marker of the WWII 32nd US Infantry Division in San Nicolas
Rock Garden Resort
Hundred Islands National Park of Alaminos
Umbrella Rocks of Agno
Urduja House in Lingayen
Beach Walk in Lingayen
Viewdeck in Suasalito, Sual, Pangasinan
St. John Cathedral Garden Dagupan City
Caves in Bolinao
Home for the Aged in Anda
Boat ride in Pantal River, Dagupan City
Provincial Capitol, Lingayen, Pangasinan
[edit] Others
SM City Rosales, Rosales, Pangasinan
CB Mall, Urdaneta City, Pangasinan
168 Mall, Urdaneta City, Pangasinan
CSI,
Magic,
[edit] 2010 local elections
POSITION CANDIDATE PARTY TOTAL VOTES
Representative
1st District
Jesus D. Celeste Lakas-Kampi-CMD 82,577
Representative
2nd District
Leopoldo N. Bataoil Lakas-Kampi-CMD 74,705
Representative
3rd District
Ma. Rachel J. Arenas Lakas-Kampi-CMD 165,677
Representative
4th District
Ma. Georgina Perez-De Venecia NPC 128,198
Representative
5th District
Carmen S. Cojuangco NPC 140,686
Representative
6th District
Marlyn L. Primicias-Agabas NPC 114,523
Governor Amado T. Espino Jr. Lakas-Kampi-CMD 833,441
Vice-Governor Jose Ferdinand "Ferdie" Z. Calimlim Jr. Lakas-Kampi-CMD 622,728
Prov'l Board Members
1st District
Napoleon C. Fontelera Jr. Lakas-Kampi-CMD 84,149
Teofilo G. Humilde Jr. Liberal 70,317
2nd District
Von Mark R. Mendoza Lakas-Kampi-CMD 114,135
Raul P. Sison Lakas-Kampi-CMD 102,648
3rd District
Generoso D. Tulagan Jr Liberal 122,785
Angel G. Baniqued NPC 113,181
4th District
Jeremy Agerico B. Rosario NPC 68,904
Mojamito R. Libunao Jr. NPC 62,089
5th District
Danilo C. Uy NPC 111,212
Clemente B. Arboleda Jr. Liberal 107,891
6th District
Ranjit R. Shahani Liberal 78,051
Alfonso C. Bince Jr. NPC 77,265
Boldface denotes Senior Board Member.

[edit] See also
Pangasinan language
Pangasinan literature
Philippines
Salt evaporation pond
Bagoong
Milkfish, Bangus
Fidel Ramos
Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
Jose de Venecia, Jr.
Urduja
[edit] References
This article includes a list of references, related reading or external links, but its sources remain unclear because it lacks inline citations. Please improve this article by introducing more precise citations where appropriate. (September 2009)

^ Index of Population Projection Statistics, National Statistics Office, Updated August 27, 2007
^ Oppenheimer 1999
^ New research forces U-turn in population migration theory
^ http://www.nscb.gov.ph/activestats/psgc/municipality.asp?muncode=015503000&regcode=01&provcode=55
^ National Statistics Office, 2000 Census
Bibliography
Agoncillo, Teodoro A. History of the Filipino People. (Quezon City: Garotech Publishing, Eighth Edition, 1990).
Cortes, Rosario Mendoza. Pangasinan, 1572-1800. (Quezon City: University of the Philippines Press, 1974; New Day Publishers, 1975).
Cortes, Rosario Mendoza. Pangasinan, 1801-1900: The Beginnings of Modernization. (Cellar Book Shop, April 1991).
Cortes, Rosario Mendoza. Pangasinan, 1901-1986: A Political, Socioeconomic, and Cultural History. (Cellar Book Shop, April 1991).
Cortes, Rosario Mendoza. The Filipino Saga: History as Social Change. (Quezon City: New Day Publishers, 2000).
Mafiles, Victoria Veloria; Nava, Erlinda Tomelden. The English Translations of Pangasinan Folk Literature. (Dagupan City, Philippines: Five Ed Printing Press, 2004).
Quintos, Felipe Quintos. Sipi Awaray Gelew Diad Pilipinas (Revolucion Filipina). (Lingayen, Pangasinan: Gumawid Press, 1926).
Samson-Nelmida, Perla. Pangasinan Folk Literature, A Doctoral Dissertation. (University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City: May 1982).
[edit] External links
Pangasinan Travel Guide - Tourism Philippines
Pangasinan: Preservation and Revitalization of the Pangasinan Language and Literature
Official Website of the Provincial Government of Pangasinan
Pangasinan Philippines
Salt business in Pangasinan
Philippine Standard Geographic Code
2007 Philippine Census Information
Pangasinan Wikipedia START NOW:banana::banana::banana:

Alam nyo ba ayon sa pagkakabilang ko aba ang Pangasinan pala ay mayroon
19 na 1st class
3 na 2nd class
13 na 3rd class
8 na 4th class
1 na 5th class
na municipalities
2 na 1st class
1 na 2nd class
1 na 4th class
na citiesgrabe ciguro 10 years from now lahat ng 1st class municipalities ay magiging syudad na ,balang araw. wow pangasinan na cguro ang may pinakamaraming lungsod sa buong (pilipinas)luzon.hehehhe possible sa buong pinas.magiging 23 cities all over Pangasinan,imagine ....

Alam nyo ba ayon sa pagkakabilang ko aba ang Pangasinan pala ay mayroon
19 na 1st class
3 na 2nd class
13 na 3rd class
8 na 4th class
1 na 5th class
na municipalities
2 na 1st class
1 na 2nd class
1 na 4th class
na cities
grabe ciguro 10 years from now lahat ng 1st class municipalities ay magiging syudad na ,balang araw. wow pangasinan na cguro ang may pinakamaraming lungsod sa buong (pilipinas)luzon.hehehhe possible sa buong pinas.magiging 23 cities all over Pangasinan,imagine ....

Pangasinan indeed has a bright future..:banana::banana::banana::cheers::cheers::soon::soon::cheers1::cheers1::cheers1:

Alam nyo ba ayon sa pagkakabilang ko aba ang Pangasinan pala ay mayroon
19 na 1st class
3 na 2nd class
13 na 3rd class
8 na 4th class
1 na 5th class
na municipalities
2 na 1st class
1 na 2nd class
1 na 4th class
na citiesgrabe ciguro 10 years from now lahat ng 1st class municipalities ay magiging syudad na ,balang araw. wow pangasinan na cguro ang may pinakamaraming lungsod sa buong (pilipinas)luzon.hehehhe possible sa buong pinas.magiging 23 cities all over Pangasinan,imagine ....


3rd Class na ang Alaminos. ndi pa naupdate yung sa wikipedia. =)

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Grabe talaga... Sana magkaayos na ang Vice Mayor at Mayor ng Dagupan!
Hindi pala inaprubahan ang CSI Resort and Hotel! Sayang naman un Benjamin Lim!!!!!!!!!!!:bash::bash::bash::bash::bash:
Haynaku... May bahid paren talaga ang pagtanggi nitong si Lim sa mga pumapasok na business sa Dagupan! Itong SM eh hindi yan basta basta lumalapit para makipagdeal... Pag ito hindi naaprubahan.. Malaking kawalan ito sa Dagupan....

syang nga, haayy...bakit kase ginagawang mayor at vice mayor mga may malalaking business interests...pero di lang naman dagupan ang may magandang pwestohan para mapagpatayuan ng mga hotels...andyan naman ang san fabian at binmaley

DAGUPAN CITY

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Pantal Harbor

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People's Astrodome

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BANGUS FESTIVAL

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PANGASINAN PROVINCIAL CAPITOL

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^^
Tayo lang ATA ang may ganyan, may mukha sa harap, may mukha rin sa likod :D

DAGUPAN CITY

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SM City Dagupan, 2nd SM branch in Pangasinan, 2nd in Region 1

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Its Hundred times hotter at the Hundred Islands!

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@joe sino yang mga babae na yan mga pangasinense ba yan o mga babae ni aliguas ,heheehe sa hundre islands ba yun place na yan?

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hello @aliguas ,wow ngaun ko lang ito nakita ah,ganda pala ng dagupan pag gabi ,ung unang picture guest ko sa mc adore kinunnan nang shot,the rest di ko na alam hehehe,ganda talga sana may makapag sharedito sa thread natin ung aerial view ng dagupan sa araw at gabi noh.:):):)

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SM City Dagupan, 2nd SM branch in Pangasinan, 2nd in Region 1

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@amigable hello musta kabayan?WOW ulit exciting Pangasinan's 2nd SM sa dagupan city whaaaaaaa,tapos susunod na dyan SM alaminos city at SM supercenter Lingayen,tapos Savemore Bayambang naku ,tapos Robinson Calasiao,tapos malamang papasukin ng Robinson ang Bayambang someday kasi ung sentral school matagal nang planong ilipat yan,take note ang school na yan ay may luwang na 6 hectares,hintayin lang natin hehehe.tnx sa info at sa picture ganda ng pagkakagawa mo sa next thread post mo ulit ito maganda sya .:):):)alam ko kung saan mo kinuha ung background ng ssm city dagupan logo mo yan ung sa san marino place noh

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ung iba maya na lang kasi work muna ulit breaktime lang me,lunch break

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This is like on the down town in legazpi, :cheers:

ganda pala ng san marino ,dapat ma develop pa yan ng husto,ung parang sa naga city bayun ung parang surfing ba yun,naku di ko alam ang tawag don ,sino nakakalam tulungan ako plssss

This is like on the down town in legazpi, :cheers:

hello fall _17 welcome po kau sa thread,right nakita ko na rin kasi ung night view ng legazpi city ganda nya.keep on posting plssss:):):)

ganda pala ng san marino ,dapat ma develop pa yan ng husto,ung parang sa naga city bayun ung parang surfing ba yun,naku di ko alam ang tawag don ,sino nakakalam tulungan ako plssss

wake boarding un... sa CamSur..

wake boarding un... sa CamSur..

a wake boarding pala ang tawag doon,tnx u so much,:):):)

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tambak lang ito diba?itong san marino place

ganda pala ng san marino ,dapat ma develop pa yan ng husto,ung parang sa naga city bayun ung parang surfing ba yun,naku di ko alam ang tawag don ,sino nakakalam tulungan ako plssss

:) hello..SAN MARINO is an Upscale subdivision/village..located in Bonuan Gueset..just after the SILVERIOS RESTO. AND INFRONT OF AN am RADIO STATION...maganda ang mga amenities dyan sa San Marino Place..Thanks...:)

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:banana: slamat aliguas..marekep so ingka ala Dagupan ed sayan litrato..Photoshot sya talaga..:)...magaling yun photographer kuha nya yun ambiance ng DAGUPAN...

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SM City Dagupan, 2nd SM branch in Pangasinan, 2nd in Region 1

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tANONG KO LANG SAYO KABALEYAN...ETO BA YUN LOTE NA MALAPIT SA ABS CBN REGIONAL STATION...yun malapit sa Shell station sa Tambac...nakita ko sya isang araw eh , clearing yun area na with bUlldozer...sana aya laman so aalagaren tayong SM DAGUPAN,,:banana:..

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:banana: WOW ganda naman ng pag kagawa mo ng layout ng thread natin...nice job, Kabaleyan:cheers:

^^

nakuuu...pag eto pinalagpas pa uli ng Dagupan, ewan ko na lang...SM na nga lumalapit sa kanila, ayaw pa...SM will not easily give up on Dagupan...this just shows how significant the city is in this part of the country

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Totoo ba ito? Kelan daw itatayo ang SM Dagupan?

^^

not yet approved...dadaan pa raw sa butas ng karayom

hopefully makalusot this time

SM is coming to Dagupan City (http://northernwatchonline.com/2010/09/12/sm-is-coming-to-dagupan-city/)

The ongoing construction of the 5.8 hectares two-level Robinson’s Mall in Calasiao, Pangasinan was the reason that promptedHenry Sy, Jr., scion of the founder of SM Prime Holding, Inc., to meet Mayor Lim at his office in Dagupan City.
According to my source, he agreed in principle with the mayor that before he builds the family-owned super retail store SM at its more than 5-hectare land in Brgy. Tambac, his family should consider the geographical and political realities of the city.
These realities are the conversion of those agricultural (fishpond) lands to commercial that need the imprimatur of the councilors in a resolution.
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One of the curious questions that cropped-up after the mayor’s announcement:
Would Lim opening the city to the Sys undermine his chain of Magic Malls not only in Dagupan but in the neighboring towns of Mangaldan, Malasiqui, and Lingayen?
My source told me that Benjie said that as a mayor he has a higher calling in serving the people and not just his business interest.
He explained the upsides if the city hosts SM: It would jack-up the valuation of the real property tax the city could collect; increase tourism; and other multiplier effects that would bode well for the city residents.
But would this SM thing rekindle the old rift between the mayor and the vice mayor who have just kissed and made up after former vetoed the tricycle franchise?
Vice Mayor Fernandez as we know is the owner of the much bigger chain of CSI malls that competes with Benjie’s Magic, all over the province..
Holly Molly tita Molly, would Belen and his majority of dads at the City Council block heaven and earth, hammer and thong, just to torpedo the conversion of the land at Tambac?
Or would the greater number of pro-Belen councilors abandon her and support Benjie in the number games to accommodate SM?
Remember, this is not between the devil and the big blue sea.
Susmariosep, this is between CSI and the Sys of SM who have much bigger, wider, and deeper pocket to change the perception and loyalty of everybody.

:) hi christian joe...regarding sa SM city ...last week nag punta ako sa manaoag para mag simba and had seen that SM lot in Tambac district na malapit sa ABS CBN station..nag clearing na sila dun sa lote at yun barricade nila is BLUE whic is SM LOGO..pressumed ko na gawin na nila yun...may naka usap rin ako iasng reliable source na mag match sa article mo dito...sabi nila it's SM ang ipapatayo nila....

well kung yan ang ikaka unlad at ikakaganda ng DAGUPAN bakit hinde...kalimutan na nila mayor Lim at Vice Belen ang mga kung anong alitan(politics/Bussiness)..mas malaki revenue ang mai ambag nila sa dagupan..mas marami sila matutulungan na kabaleyan sa Job oppurtunities and at the same time marami ang dadayo sa Dagupan...

Thanks joe sa lahat ng effort mo sa thread na eto para sa ikakaganda ng DAGUPAN,URDANETA AND CITIES AND PANGASINAN PROVINCE.. sa lahat ng mga Forumers at kina ALLAN DUDE,ANAK NA LASI.ALIGUAS...KUDOS AND CHEERS:banana:...:cheers:

MABUHAY ANG PANGASINAN...GO PANGASINAN:)

^^ This are the photos posted at the recently ended Thread 5... by max300jmm
http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs660.snc4/60078_1183577805887_1721504520_365324_6890269_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs320.ash2/60078_1183577845888_1721504520_365325_1681967_n.jpg

no problem Phoenicians...hehe... lahat naman tayo may effort dito sa thread na ito... Basta para sa lalawigan natin... hehe! Malimgas Pangasinan!

SM pala yan hindi subdivision :D good news para sa mga dagupeno at karatig bayan nito. bad news para sa mga Fernandez :D :P

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SM lot in Tambac, Dagupan

UNAHAN KUNG SINO MAUNANG MATAPOS, SM Dagupan at Robinsons Calasiao :D medyo magkalapit lang yang lokasyon nila, 5-7 kms. :D

^^ This are the photos posted at the recently ended Thread 5... by max300jmm
http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs660.snc4/60078_1183577805887_1721504520_365324_6890269_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs320.ash2/60078_1183577845888_1721504520_365325_1681967_n.jpg

no problem Phoenicians...hehe... lahat naman tayo may effort dito sa thread na ito... Basta para sa lalawigan natin... hehe! Malimgas Pangasinan!

:banana: UUUY JOE..ETO NGA YUN NAKITA KO LAST TIME NOON NAG PUNTA KAMI NG MANAOAG..NICE PICS...BILIS TALAGA HA....SA MAY TAMBAC DIST.YNA LAPIT SA SHELL STATION AT ABS CBN REGIONAL STATION...

AERIAL VIEW OF DAGUPAN CITY

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y91/imagesaver1206/aerials/IMG_1577.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y91/imagesaver1206/aerials/IMG_1577.jpg

Yan na yung request mo anak na lasi!! hehehe..medyo malabo nga lang :) mamaya lalagyan ko ng mga details yan :)
tnx sa may ari ng picture :)

Bolinao Patar Beaches.
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/Treasures1.jpg

Bolinao Patar Beaches 2 Treasures Resorts
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BTreasures.jpg

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4087/4986334058_077e709dc5_b.jpg

^^
eto naman yung kuha sa google earth

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs204.ash2/46678_117201991668364_100001356908324_106112_5058389_n.jpg

Town Of Bolinao Welcome Arch
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/WelcomeToBolinao3.jpg
Town Proper
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoFiveStar10.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoFiveStar8.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoDownTown.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoTownPlaza.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoTownPlaza.jpg
Church
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoChurch.jpg
Also Site of First Catholic Mass in 1324
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoFirstmass.jpg
Municipal Hall
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoMunisipyoto.jpg
Tourist Spots
Cape Bolinao
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/CapeBolinaoOldskulpic.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoPatar1.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoPatarBeachs.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoPatarII.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoPatarIV.jpg

Town Of Bolinao Welcome Arch
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/WelcomeToBolinao3.jpg
Town Proper
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoFiveStar10.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoFiveStar8.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoDownTown.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoTownPlaza.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoTownPlaza.jpg
Church
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoChurch.jpg
Also Site of First Catholic Mass in 1324
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoFirstmass.jpg
Municipal Hall
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoMunisipyoto.jpg
Tourist Spots
Cape Bolinao
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/CapeBolinaoOldskulpic.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoPatar1.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoPatarBeachs.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoPatarII.jpg
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BolinaoPatarIV.jpg

AERIAL VIEW OF DAGUPAN CITY

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y91/imagesaver1206/aerials/IMG_1577.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y91/imagesaver1206/aerials/IMG_1577.jpg

Yan na yung request mo anak na lasi!! hehehe..medyo malabo nga lang :) mamaya lalagyan ko ng mga details yan :)
tnx sa may ari ng picture :)

wowwwwwwwwwwww ,im so surprise wow talaga yan na yung hinihintay ko mula ng naging habbit ko na itong skyscrapercity ,whaaaaaaaa ang saya saya ko @aliguas sa gabing ito whaaaaaa ,di ako makapaniwala sa nakita ko yan,mukhang nanaginip lang ako aliguas ,gisingin mo ako ay wag mo na lang ko gisingain kasi baka mawala pa ,ayyyyyyyy igo,ang ganda ng Dagupan whaaaa,isa pang request @aliguas yung gabing kuha na ganito rin ,hayaan mo aliguas pagbalik ko talaga dyan eat all you can ka talaga sa dagupenea resto.ANG SAYA SAYA KO NGAUN :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

tANONG KO LANG SAYO KABALEYAN...ETO BA YUN LOTE NA MALAPIT SA ABS CBN REGIONAL STATION...yun malapit sa Shell station sa Tambac...nakita ko sya isang araw eh , clearing yun area na with bUlldozer...sana aya laman so aalagaren tayong SM DAGUPAN,,:banana:..sana nga ito na yun ,i can't wait for along time ,sana matapos agad para tuluyan nang matapos ang isyung ito dyan sa Dagupan city regarding sa project na ito at sana rin matuloy ung CSI resort and hotel ni fernandes:):):)

:) hello..SAN MARINO is an Upscale subdivision/village..located in Bonuan Gueset..just after the SILVERIOS RESTO. AND INFRONT OF AN am RADIO STATION...maganda ang mga amenities dyan sa San Marino Place..Thanks...:)
ay suddivision/village ,ibig sabihin ung mga lupa dyan ay ongoing for sale 'til now?how much kaya @phoenicians?

yehhey.........andito kami lahat.......Pansin ko lang ngaun araw na ito sa thread mukhang andito lahat ang ating mga kabaleyan ,mukhang hindi bz sa kani kanilang personal lakad o trabaho,pansin mo aliguas at joe ,guys keep on posting plsss para sa thread natin .:banana::banana::banana:

:

:banana: WOW ganda naman ng pag kagawa mo ng layout ng thread natin...nice job, Kabaleyan:cheers:
tnx to paring joe at paring aliguas for there effort and support,congrats:cheers::cheers::cheers:

^^

nakuuu...pag eto pinalagpas pa uli ng Dagupan, ewan ko na lang...SM na nga lumalapit sa kanila, ayaw pa...SM will not easily give up on Dagupan...this just shows how significant the city is in this part of the countrykorek ka dyan @makalasyan truly this city deserves having SM mall.

Totoo ba ito? Kelan daw itatayo ang SM Dagupan?di ka na rin ba makahintay @nayki,parang ako ,hehehehehe

^^

not yet approved...dadaan pa raw sa butas ng karayom

hopefully makalusot this timesana nga makalusot na para di na mapag iwanan ang syudad sa pagiging primier city north of manila

:) hi christian joe...regarding sa SM city ...last week nag punta ako sa manaoag para mag simba and had seen that SM lot in Tambac district na malapit sa ABS CBN station..nag clearing na sila dun sa lote at yun barricade nila is BLUE whic is SM LOGO..pressumed ko na gawin na nila yun...may naka usap rin ako iasng reliable source na mag match sa article mo dito...sabi nila it's SM ang ipapatayo nila....

well kung yan ang ikaka unlad at ikakaganda ng DAGUPAN bakit hinde...kalimutan na nila mayor Lim at Vice Belen ang mga kung anong alitan(politics/Bussiness)..mas malaki revenue ang mai ambag nila sa dagupan..mas marami sila matutulungan na kabaleyan sa Job oppurtunities and at the same time marami ang dadayo sa Dagupan...

Thanks joe sa lahat ng effort mo sa thread na eto para sa ikakaganda ng DAGUPAN,URDANETA AND CITIES AND PANGASINAN PROVINCE.. sa lahat ng mga Forumers at kina ALLAN DUDE,ANAK NA LASI.ALIGUAS...KUDOS AND CHEERS:banana:...:cheers:

MABUHAY ANG PANGASINAN...GO PANGASINAN:)your welcome @phoenicians sa appreciation,keep on posting too.

wowwwwwwwwwwww ,im so surprise wow talaga yan na yung hinihintay ko mula ng naging habbit ko na itong skyscrapercity ,whaaaaaaaa ang saya saya ko @aliguas sa gabing ito whaaaaaa ,di ako makapaniwala sa nakita ko yan,mukhang nanaginip lang ako aliguas ,gisingin mo ako ay wag mo na lang ko gisingain kasi baka mawala pa ,ayyyyyyyy igo,ang ganda ng Dagupan whaaaa,isa pang request @aliguas yung gabing kuha na ganito rin ,hayaan mo aliguas pagbalik ko talaga dyan eat all you can ka talaga sa dagupenea resto.ANG SAYA SAYA KO NGAUN :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

HAHAHA, Inalmok tan parad sika kabaleyan :lol: makakalek ak ed sayan reply mo..hahaha, singa ka nu nanaambagel la :D

SM pala yan hindi subdivision :D good news para sa mga dagupeno at karatig bayan nito. bad news para sa mga Fernandez :D :Pganun.....ok lang siguro sa kanila(lim at fernandez)total marami na silang mini mall outside the city,:):):)

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SM lot in Tambac, Dagupan

UNAHAN KUNG SINO MAUNANG MATAPOS, SM Dagupan at Robinsons Calasiao :D medyo magkalapit lang yang lokasyon nila, 5-7 kms. :Dsan ba ung tambac na yan ung highway papuntang mangaldan ba?bakit ung sa Robinson calasiao ba sigurado na un,may bldg permit ....etc.sakali man siguro mauuna na ang Big R matapos kasi ung sa Dagupan not yet approved pa raw sabi ni @makalasyan

to all SSC
guys mag grand EB tau pag nagopen ang malls na yan, sbi ko dati ay 2012 magoopen sm at nabatikos ako na malabo magkasm now totoo na. a 4 stories sm mall will rise sa dagupan abangan ntn. sana 4 nga at ndi 2 stories. at ang itsura ng mall ay box type TT_TT sana kakaiba naman tulad ng sm naga http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:yX6OCHXOGuIpWM:http://www.naga.gov.ph/ansel/images/smcity.jpg&t=1

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4087/4986334058_077e709dc5_b.jpg

Tama ba pagkakalagay ko ng mga details?

^^Congrats to your soon-to-rise SM Dagupan!

Pangasinan will have 2 SM malls, SM Dagupan and SM Rosales! :okay:

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4087/4986334058_077e709dc5_b.jpg

^^
eto naman yung kuha sa google earth

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs204.ash2/46678_117201991668364_100001356908324_106112_5058389_n.jpg
ang tunay na primier city of the north.thats all, period:tiasd::tiasd::tiasd::tiasd:cry sila whaaaaa

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs309.snc4/40784_462286420254_212337275254_6943654_6983883_n.jpg
^^ sigurado na magkakarobinsons sa calasiao, ayan oh, naghahire na cla :D

UNG Tambac, sa pagkakaalam ko, papunta yun ng mangaldan, aya may sampot na ab fernandez east ave. amo :D

^^Congrats to your soon-to-rise SM Dagupan!

Pangasinan will have 2 SM malls, SM Dagupan and SM Rosales! :okay:

welcome garzland.keep on posting.ganda ng thread nyo layo nyo na.

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs309.snc4/40784_462286420254_212337275254_6943654_6983883_n.jpg
^^ sigurado na magkakarobinsons sa calasiao, ayan oh, naghahire na cla :D

UNG Tambac, sa pagkakaalam ko, papunta yun ng mangaldan, aya may sampot na ab fernandez east ave. amo :D
uu nga pala noh ,ang lupit mo talaga @aliguas urgent talga ang reply hehehhetnx you so much

tANONG KO LANG SAYO KABALEYAN...ETO BA YUN LOTE NA MALAPIT SA ABS CBN REGIONAL STATION...yun malapit sa Shell station sa Tambac...nakita ko sya isang araw eh , clearing yun area na with bUlldozer...sana aya laman so aalagaren tayong SM DAGUPAN,,:banana:..

Yup yun nga... :)

HAHAHA, Inalmok tan parad sika kabaleyan :lol: makakalek ak ed sayan reply mo..hahaha, singa ka nu nanaambagel la :Dsirin.....on basta alagar moy isabik libre taka hehehe.hindi naman, talagang bata pa ako ito na ang habbit ko ung mga magagandang tanawin at mga aerial views ng mga bayan at lungsod, ikaw!wag ka nga ganyan,pero salamat talaga sa effort mo tunay ka nga kabaleyan

to all SSC
guys mag grand EB tau pag nagopen ang malls na yan, sbi ko dati ay 2012 magoopen sm at nabatikos ako na malabo magkasm now totoo na. a 4 stories sm mall will rise sa dagupan abangan ntn. sana 4 nga at ndi 2 stories. at ang itsura ng mall ay box type TT_TT sana kakaiba naman tulad ng sm naga http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:yX6OCHXOGuIpWM:http://www.naga.gov.ph/ansel/images/smcity.jpg&t=1
ganda naman ng plano nyo,kaso dito me sa korea ,post na lang ng mga pics if ever na matuloy kayo kabayan

^^

nakuuu...pag eto pinalagpas pa uli ng Dagupan, ewan ko na lang...SM na nga lumalapit sa kanila, ayaw pa...SM will not easily give up on Dagupan...this just shows how significant the city is in this part of the country

yup thats right. dapat take the opportunity, kasi kapag pinalagpas ng Dagupan ito, baka sa ibang bayan malapit sa Dagupan ipagawa yan. sayang ang employment, tax, at tourism ng lungsod natin :ohno::ohno::ohno:

to all SSC
guys mag grand EB tau pag nagopen ang malls na yan, sbi ko dati ay 2012 magoopen sm at nabatikos ako na malabo magkasm now totoo na. a 4 stories sm mall will rise sa dagupan abangan ntn. sana 4 nga at ndi 2 stories. at ang itsura ng mall ay box type TT_TT sana kakaiba naman tulad ng sm naga http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:yX6OCHXOGuIpWM:http://www.naga.gov.ph/ansel/images/smcity.jpg&t=1

sa tingin ko nga hindi lang 2 stories ito ,iba ang dagupan kung ang usapiun ay investments,saka. totoo ba na ang daytime population ng dagupan ay .5million?

yup thats right. dapat take the opportunity, kasi kapag pinalagpas ng Dagupan ito, baka sa ibang bayan malapit sa Dagupan ipagawa yan. sayang ang employment, tax, at tourism ng lungsod natin :ohno::ohno::ohno:korek kabayan

Totoo ba ito? Kelan daw itatayo ang SM Dagupan?

Not sure, pero from my reliable source, this december, if naprocess na lahat ng papeles. sana maaprubahan. =)

check this out guys http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sm_Supermalls
2012 nga opening nya.

Bolinao Patar Beaches.
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/Treasures1.jpg

Bolinao Patar Beaches 2 Treasures Resorts
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/MichaelGeorgeCacho/BTreasures.jpg

welcome @915 ,wow ganda naman ng picx ,kailan kaya ako dyan makakapunta ,ano bayan sarili kung probinsya di ko pa nalilibot,,:ohno::ohno::ohno:

SM pala yan hindi subdivision :D good news para sa mga dagupeno at karatig bayan nito. bad news para sa mga Fernandez :D :P

hndi naman cguro bad news para sa mga fernandez, baka nga mas lalong dagsain ang csi city mall eh, visitors may be curious and compare, kaya xempre, alam mo naman pinoy, hihi... titignan... :nuts:

^^
BATTLE OF THE MALLS IN METRO DAGUPAN :D
:banana::banana::banana:

http://www.car-navi.ph/wp-content/uploads/Robinsons-malls-logo.jpg

VS

http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRA0_1RyhetrCT_lYCl2Rg6xRCR-6QFKohZF70fqGnVW1G3pNs&t=1&usg=__TRkTZR99UeCq_8Ha1392bnIy3nk=

VS

http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSLYorHjSoFw9BuD7bcJVmIlwFqKf8sDcHzkRpG8SFXUDaSFXA&t=1&usg=__sV_18GY-tKUcgBYGAMk0NwPKuNc=
NEPO MALL

VS

http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQwGMOKpGlFyG42pLcIPmqGlwCNe3NS3WbnQv8wEGn17bAclsw&t=1&usg=__w3lDsRLzIJvQYx3QT2WfXbildMk=
CSI CITY MALL

VS

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTjrBiB13EMgSXLtbiWvLtEBB_grxTShONma3GNfhuJZD_B120&t=1&usg=__0CwGPW-S_tARcfCt8QfKapg6bR0=
MAGIC MALL


yan ung mga main malls sa metro :D kasali na dyan ung mga branches ng csi, at magic sa dagupan at sa katabing towns :D

check this out guys http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sm_Supermalls
2012 nga opening nya.
oo nga noh,at take note tama ung mga post nila na ung nga un sa tambac itatayo ang sm mall,tnx max .:banana::banana::banana:

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SM lot in Tambac, Dagupan

UNAHAN KUNG SINO MAUNANG MATAPOS, SM Dagupan at Robinsons Calasiao :D medyo magkalapit lang yang lokasyon nila, 5-7 kms. :D


hmmm. sa 3rd or 4th quarter ng 2011 matatapos ang Robinsons Calasiao, kaya siya ang mauuna,. at yung SM City Dagupan, kapag inumpisahan sa december (which is the target starting date), matatapos ng 2nd or 3rd quarter ng 2012.. 4 storey daw kasi, hawig ng SM City Tarlac.

Trivia: Baka daw same engineer ang gagawa, SM City Tarlac at SM City Dagupan =)

^^
BATTLE OF THE MALLS IN METRO DAGUPAN :D
:banana::banana::banana:

http://www.car-navi.ph/wp-content/uploads/Robinsons-malls-logo.jpg

VS

http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRA0_1RyhetrCT_lYCl2Rg6xRCR-6QFKohZF70fqGnVW1G3pNs&t=1&usg=__TRkTZR99UeCq_8Ha1392bnIy3nk=

VS

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NEPO MALL

VS

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CSI CITY MALL

VS

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MAGIC MALL


yan ung mga main malls sa metro :D kasali na dyan ung mga branches ng csi, at magic sa dagupan at sa katabing towns :D
sa palagay ko ang mananlo ang taong bayan kasi hindi na sila bya byahe ng malayo para lang makapamili ng gusto nila at the same time ang syudad lalong makikilala .go go go METRO DAGUPAN

hmmm. sa 3rd or 4th quarter ng 2011 matatapos ang Robinsons Calasiao, kaya siya ang mauuna,. at yung SM City Dagupan, kapag inumpisahan sa december (which is the target starting date), matatapos ng 2nd or 3rd quarter ng 2012.. 4 storey daw kasi, hawig ng SM City Tarlac.

Trivia: Baka daw same engineer ang gagawa, SM City Tarlac at SM City Dagupan =)

4 NA PALAPAG ba ung Sm tarlac?akala ko 3 stories lang :nuts::nuts::nuts:

Town Of Bolinao Welcome Arch
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Town Proper
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Church
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Also Site of First Catholic Mass in 1324
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Municipal Hall
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Tourist Spots
Cape Bolinao
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taga bolinao ka pala @915,mukhang asensonado na nga ang bolinao hindi lang sa tourismo pati sa mga small and medium establishments,sya nga pala anong pag kakaiba ng bolinawen dialect sa Pangalatok(sorry)pangasinan dialect pala

hmmm. sa 3rd or 4th quarter ng 2011 matatapos ang Robinsons Calasiao, kaya siya ang mauuna,. at yung SM City Dagupan, kapag inumpisahan sa december (which is the target starting date), matatapos ng 2nd or 3rd quarter ng 2012.. 4 storey daw kasi, hawig ng SM City Tarlac.

Trivia: Baka daw same engineer ang gagawa, SM City Tarlac at SM City Dagupan =)

Amigable!!!!!!!! Share mo naman ang source mo! Grabe talaga! Hahanapin ko yan!!!!

Sa bolinao pala ginanap ang kauna unahang misa sa pilipinas ngaun ku lang nalaman,tnx max ulit akala ko sa cebu^^^^^^

SM eyes Dagupan as 2nd branch
Posted on September 12, 2010 - Filed Under Business, News | Leave a Comment
IS Dagupan City opening its doors to SM, the biggest chain of malls in the country?
Mayor Benjamin Lim has confirmed that he has had talks with SM retail group president and director Hans T. Sy, who expressed interest in locating in Barangay Tambac here.
“I welcome them for as long as they comply with the rules and regulations for them to acquire a business permit here,” Lim said.
However, Lim admitted that SM’s target location falls under the category of a fishpond, an issue that the mayor himself has been rallying against, particularly the conversion of fishponds into commercial lots.
The mayor earlier rejected the application for the construction of a luxury hotel in Barangay Lucao by the family of Vice Mayor Belen Fernandez invoking a city ordinance that prohibits commercial development in identified agricultural areas.
Lim said he has urged Sy to submit a development plan for the city government’s approved and endorsement by the Sangguniang Panglunsod.
“I will recommend to the SP to conduct a public hearing para doon sa maapektuhang sektor sa lungsod, especially the retailers and the market vendors who will be the first one to be affected.” he said.
He added “SM will have to go through the process and we will evaluate the recommendation of the Sanggunian to the mayor’s office.”
Lim stressed that the talk between him and Sy is not yet “a done deal.”
Lim said one of the considerations that the city government will look into is the income from taxes that SM can bring into Dagupan.
SM is currently operating a branch in Rosales town.

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BATTLE OF THE MALLS IN METRO DAGUPAN :D
:banana::banana::banana:

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NEPO MALL

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CSI CITY MALL

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MAGIC MALL


yan ung mga main malls sa metro :D kasali na dyan ung mga branches ng csi, at magic sa dagupan at sa katabing towns :D

papayagan na ni Lim yan... kasi ganun paren naman na matatalo ang Magic sa CSI at Nepo..:lol::lol::lol:

Sa bolinao pala ginanap ang kauna unahang misa sa pilipinas ngaun ku lang nalaman,tnx max ulit akala ko sa cebu^^^^^^

Sa Limasawa ang sinasabi nilang pinagganapan ng unang misa....

Kelan kaya makikisali Ayala Malls :nuts:

Amigable!!!!!!!! Share mo naman ang source mo! Grabe talaga! Hahanapin ko yan!!!!
wha pati si joe excited na rin sa 2nd sm mall sa luyag,whahahaa:lol::lol::lol:

SM eyes Dagupan as 2nd branch
Posted on September 12, 2010 - Filed Under Business, News | Leave a Comment
IS Dagupan City opening its doors to SM, the biggest chain of malls in the country?
Mayor Benjamin Lim has confirmed that he has had talks with SM retail group president and director Hans T. Sy, who expressed interest in locating in Barangay Tambac here.
“I welcome them for as long as they comply with the rules and regulations for them to acquire a business permit here,” Lim said.
However, Lim admitted that SM’s target location falls under the category of a fishpond, an issue that the mayor himself has been rallying against, particularly the conversion of fishponds into commercial lots.
The mayor earlier rejected the application for the construction of a luxury hotel in Barangay Lucao by the family of Vice Mayor Belen Fernandez invoking a city ordinance that prohibits commercial development in identified agricultural areas.
Lim said he has urged Sy to submit a development plan for the city government’s approved and endorsement by the Sangguniang Panglunsod.
“I will recommend to the SP to conduct a public hearing para doon sa maapektuhang sektor sa lungsod, especially the retailers and the market vendors who will be the first one to be affected.” he said.
He added “SM will have to go through the process and we will evaluate the recommendation of the Sanggunian to the mayor’s office.”
Lim stressed that the talk between him and Sy is not yet “a done deal.”
Lim said one of the considerations that the city government will look into is the income from taxes that SM can bring into Dagupan.
SM is currently operating a branch in Rosales town.maabeg ya labi ma^ride.....oo nga mga maliliit na vendors at retailer ang unang maapektuhan nito ,pero talagang ganyan ang negosyo may bagot bago parati ,musta
Sa Limasawa ang sinasabi nilang pinagganapan ng unang misa....limasawa mukhang nakalimutan ku na yang place na yan ah ,san nga ba yan limasawa joe ?hehehe

Kelan kaya makikisali Ayala Malls :nuts:
sana sa mga susunod na taon makisali na rin ang ayala malls malamang kung sa dagupan ulit itatayo yan doon sa de venecia highway yan going calasiao crossing,guest ko lang .

4 NA PALAPAG ba ung Sm tarlac?akala ko 3 stories lang :nuts::nuts::nuts:

hmmm. lage ako dun, taga Dagupan ako pero every weekends andun ako.
yup 4 storey yun., kasama na ang Lower basment, andun food court. =)

Amigable!!!!!!!! Share mo naman ang source mo! Grabe talaga! Hahanapin ko yan!!!!

hehe.... akin nalang yun. may fren ako na may kaclose sa Engineering offfice ng Dagupan eh. =)

wha pati si joe excited na rin sa 2nd sm mall sa luyag,whahahaa:lol::lol::lol:

syempre sinong hindi excited!!!:banana::banana::banana:
Kahit sa tagal ko nang tao sa Pangasinan... hindi ko paren kabisado ang Dagupan... haha... pupuntahan ko yan kahit mawala pa ako...:ohno::ohno::ohno:

sa tingin ko nga hindi lang 2 stories ito ,iba ang dagupan kung ang usapiun ay investments,saka. totoo ba na ang daytime population ng dagupan ay .5million?

tama po. ang pagtayo ng isang mall ay nakadipende po sa laki ng populasyon ng isang lugar :banana::banana:

^^
kakasumpal kon angandem :D

@ anak na lusi, diad leyte may limasawa :)

:D

500K + ang daytime population ng Dagupan, sa sunday lang ang konting tao, di masyadong traffic :D anong day pala ang pinakabusy sa dagupan?

hehe.... akin nalang yun. may fren ako na may kaclose sa Engineering offfice ng Dagupan eh. =)

ganun ba ,bat ayaw mo sa sm Rosales,sya nga pala di ba may annex na ang sm rosales di ko pa sya nakikita sino kaya makapag post nito dito sa thread,plssss .@joe .......ok wag tampo ha ,secret daw pohhh:lol::lol::lol:

syempre sinong hindi excited!!!:banana::banana::banana:
Kahit sa tagal ko nang tao sa Pangasinan... hindi ko paren kabisado ang Dagupan... haha... pupuntahan ko yan kahit mawala pa ako...:ohno::ohno::ohno:

Ako kabisadong kabisado ko na. hehe... 20 yrs palang akong tao... hehe.... taga san kba? :nuts:

7/11 ed dagupan?? dakdakel kabaleyan anak na lusi! madami tayo nyan :D

post nga kayo ng city hall ng Dagupan :D wala kasi ako mahanap sa internet :(

syempre sinong hindi excited!!!:banana::banana::banana:
Kahit sa tagal ko nang tao sa Pangasinan... hindi ko paren kabisado ang Dagupan... haha... pupuntahan ko yan kahit mawala pa ako...:ohno::ohno::ohno:
ganun ,wag ka lang kapusin sa pamasahe ok lang mawala ka :lol::lol::lol:

hehe.... akin nalang yun. may fren ako na may kaclose sa Engineering offfice ng Dagupan eh. =)

kainggit naman.. sige.. ikaw na dapat ang magupdate sa thread natin regarding sa developments ng SM Mall of Dagupan ha... hehe

ok ,taga iner ka ma^ride,antoy trabahom ,tan pantratrabahoan mo ?sge man post ka labat,tanong ko lang ialn na ba ang 7 eleven dito sa atin ?

Apat. isa sa tbe ng Upang, isa sa tabe ng Victory at 5 star, isa sa tabe ng Pizza hut at isa sa tbe ng nazareth.

:banana:

tama po. ang pagtayo ng isang mall ay nakadipende po sa laki ng populasyon ng isang lugar :banana::banana:ay salamat tumama rin ako tnx again max hehehehe

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kakasumpal kon angandem :D

@ anak na lusi, diad leyte may limasawa :)

:D
agay la tan so palayaw mod syak ambange banget ..lusi ne hehehe,syak manmimiryenda ak natan ya sandwich tan ice tea:cheers::cheers::cheers:

7/11 ed dagupan?? dakdakel kabaleyan anak na lusi! madami tayo nyan :D

post nga kayo ng city hall ng Dagupan :D wala kasi ako mahanap sa internet :(

yeah... maraming Dagupeno dito... Im also wondering where is the Dagupan City Hall..

May inakala ako pero un eh City Museum pala

500K + ang daytime population ng Dagupan, sa sunday lang ang konting tao, di masyadong traffic :D anong day pala ang pinakabusy sa dagupan?

lanang ak ed dagupan dati,kaso kada simba labat ak uunla pero amayamay lay totoo,nepeg mon ibaga mas dakel ni no weekdays?

sa tingin ko nga hindi lang 2 stories ito ,iba ang dagupan kung ang usapiun ay investments,saka. totoo ba na ang daytime population ng dagupan ay .5million?

hehe.... umaabot nga minsan ng 600,000 eh.. salamat sa universities hospitals malls and stablishments. :)

ok ,taga iner ka ma^ride,antoy trabahom ,tan pantratrabahoan mo ?sge man post ka labat,tanong ko lang ialn na ba ang 7 eleven dito sa atin ?

Taga Mangaldan ak Anak na Lasi :) Telecom consultancy field ko, overseas.

7 eleven? Di ko sure ilan na, pero, latest addition is in Mangaldan din, before I left, they're almost done with the construction there:cheers:

500K + ang daytime population ng Dagupan, sa sunday lang ang konting tao, di masyadong traffic :D anong day pala ang pinakabusy sa dagupan?

xempre, lunes... mga businees matters sa lunes nilalakad. start din ng school day at work. :lol:

Ako kabisadong kabisado ko na. hehe... 20 yrs palang akong tao... hehe.... taga san kba? :nuts:

di ba si hanamigable na forumer din dito sa thread natin taga dagupan din san na sya ngaun di pa nagpaparamdam mula noon nakaraang thread pa ang last visit nya,hello hanimigable whre are u......

hehe.... umaabot nga minsan ng 600,000 eh.. salamat sa universities hospitals malls and stablishments. :)

Sapat na para tayuan ng naglalaking mall - no doubt its a gold rush for SY's and Gokongwei's to divert their investment in Pangasinan:cheers:

7/11 ed dagupan?? dakdakel kabaleyan anak na lusi! madami tayo nyan :D

post nga kayo ng city hall ng Dagupan :D wala kasi ako mahanap sa internet :(suyo tayo kay amigable kasi taga dagupan city ,kapit bahay lang yata nila ang city hall:lol::lol::lol:

kainggit naman.. sige.. ikaw na dapat ang magupdate sa thread natin regarding sa developments ng SM Mall of Dagupan ha... hehe
korek asahan natin dyan si amigable,approved @amigable?

im so so so happppeeeee kasi maraming paparating na major major projects sa pangasinan. south korea, taiwan etc. susunod na ang bangladesh (fishpen), indonesia (toknene cart) at north korea (nuclear bomb) ahahaha!!!!! joke lang n.n

yeah... maraming Dagupeno dito... Im also wondering where is the Dagupan City Hall..

May inakala ako pero un eh City Museum pala

City Hall ng Dagupan? hehehe... never mind...
kapag may nakita kang green white building adjacent to csi square., yun na yun! hehehe... :nuts:

suyo tayo kay amigable kasi taga dagupan city ,kapit bahay lang yata nila ang city hall:lol::lol::lol:


korek asahan natin dyan si amigable,approved @amigable?

I second the motion:lol::cheers:

Apat. isa sa tbe ng Upang, isa sa tabe ng Victory at 5 star, isa sa tabe ng Pizza hut at isa sa tbe ng nazareth.

:banana:

yeah... maraming Dagupeno dito... Im also wondering where is the Dagupan City Hall..

May inakala ako pero un eh City Museum pala
4 na sa dagupan pa lang ,sa buong pangasinan kaya ilan na ,sya nga pala di ba may plano ang cityhall ng dagupan na gagawa na rin ng bagong cityhall?how true kaya itong balita na ito ?

ganun ba ,bat ayaw mo sa sm Rosales,sya nga pala di ba may annex na ang sm rosales di ko pa sya nakikita sino kaya makapag post nito dito sa thread,plssss .@joe .......ok wag tampo ha ,secret daw pohhh:lol::lol::lol:
Siyempre gusto ko sa Rosales.. pero gusto ko rin punta ng Dagupan...

Ako kabisadong kabisado ko na. hehe... 20 yrs palang akong tao... hehe.... taga san kba? :nuts:
eh ako ala pang 20.. Taga Asingan ako

Apat. isa sa tbe ng Upang, isa sa tabe ng Victory at 5 star, isa sa tabe ng Pizza hut at isa sa tbe ng nazareth.

:banana:
Meron pa 7/11 sa Urdaneta McArthur HiWay

ay salamat tumama rin ako tnx again max hehehehe


agay la tan so palayaw mod syak ambange banget ..lusi ne hehehe,syak manmimiryenda ak natan ya sandwich tan ice tea:cheers::cheers::cheers:

hahaha..marakep balet? anak na lusi :D

yeah... maraming Dagupeno dito... Im also wondering where is the Dagupan City Hall..

May inakala ako pero un eh City Museum pala

kamukha ata sya ng alaminos city hall sa pagkakaalam ko :D simple lang sya. pero di ko pa nkita.

lanang ak ed dagupan dati,kaso kada simba labat ak uunla pero amayamay lay totoo,nepeg mon ibaga mas dakel ni no weekdays?

mas dakel nu weekdays, ditan da dadagsaen so dagupan, say manpaparakel et saray estudyante, iray manshopping, manbeach, iray unla ed ospital tan ambabangil ni ra :D

Taga Mangaldan ak Anak na Lasi :) Telecom consultancy field ko, overseas.

7 eleven? Di ko sure ilan na, pero, latest addition is in Mangaldan din, before I left, they're almost done with the construction there:cheers:
^^
:okay:
may 7/11 din sa calasiao :)

hehe.... umaabot nga minsan ng 600,000 eh.. salamat sa universities hospitals malls and stablishments. :)lalo pa kaya noh pag naging regional center ang dagupan city,siguro abot ng 1million katao ang daytime population ng syudad.

Taga Mangaldan ak Anak na Lasi :) Telecom consultancy field ko, overseas.

7 eleven? Di ko sure ilan na, pero, latest addition is in Mangaldan din, before I left, they're almost done with the construction there:cheers:
siguro mga more than 10 outlets na ang 7 eleven dito sa luyag

mas maraming populasyon ay dapat malaki rin ang mall. imagine a 6 storey mall in a small town of ???. mag mamall dun ang mga magsasaka, kalabaw, manok, isda at ungoy. karapat dapat ang 4 storey mall sa dagupan.

suyo tayo kay amigable kasi taga dagupan city ,kapit bahay lang yata nila ang city hall:lol::lol::lol:


korek asahan natin dyan si amigable,approved @amigable?

hehe. cge basta sa Dagupan ako na bahala. bukas, kukunan ko ng pic ang cityhall naming......,,.. hehehe tapos update ko kayo lage sa sm city dagupan improvements. :)

4 na sa dagupan pa lang ,sa buong pangasinan kaya ilan na ,sya nga pala di ba may plano ang cityhall ng dagupan na gagawa na rin ng bagong cityhall?how true kaya itong balita na ito ?

oo, yan di ang pagkakaalam ko, gagawa sila ng bagong city hall, sya nga pala, tapos na ung bagong bagong Police Station ng Dagupan :D isunod nyo na ang city hall, dapat kamukha nung capitol natin :D

Sapat na para tayuan ng naglalaking mall - no doubt its a gold rush for SY's and Gokongwei's to divert their investment in Pangasinan:cheers:korek ka dyan kabayan

im so so so happppeeeee kasi maraming paparating na major major projects sa pangasinan. south korea, taiwan etc. susunod na ang bangladesh (fishpen), indonesia (toknene cart) at north korea (nuclear bomb) ahahaha!!!!! joke lang n.n
whahahahahaha whahahahah bangladesh fishpen marami tayo nyan ,indonesia toknene cart whaaaaa n. korea nuclear bomb,:ohno::ohno::ohno:

4 na sa dagupan pa lang ,sa buong pangasinan kaya ilan na ,sya nga pala di ba may plano ang cityhall ng dagupan na gagawa na rin ng bagong cityhall?how true kaya itong balita na ito ?

hmmmm ndi na muna, plan ni ex mayor al fernandez na gumawa sa bonuan pag nanalo siya, eh talo, kaya wala muna. si benjie naman binili nuon ang mc adore hotel building para gawing cityhall pero hndi payag ibang councilor at vm belen kasi hndi na daw maganda yung structure ng building(which is not true), kaya ayun hangang ngaun nagtytiyaga kami sa napakacuteeeeeee na city hall... hihihi.. :ancient:

oo, yan di ang pagkakaalam ko, gagawa sila ng bagong city hall, sya nga pala, tapos na ung bagong bagong Police Station ng Dagupan :D isunod nyo na ang city hall, dapat kamukha nung capitol natin :D

Haha... yes i heard of the new Dagupan PNP... It will be one of the most modern in the country...
Dapat wag nang kamukha ng capitol.. Make it unique!

I second the motion:lol::cheers:tnx kabayan

same person. ako din yun amiss mo ak anto? hehe... biro lang. =):lol:
ganun whaaaaahahhaha,oo naman miss kita kasi talgang pinaglaban mo ang dapat ako rin kahit hindi ako taga dagupan proud ako sa syudad na yan kasi sya ang pina ulo ng luyag natin sa larangan ng negosyo at comersyo.

guys paadd po me sa facebook. just type sa search box ang name na jefferson magsano gusto ko kau mamit lahat

mas maraming populasyon ay dapat malaki rin ang mall. imagine a 6 storey mall in a small town of ???. mag mamall dun ang mga magsasaka, kalabaw, manok, isda at ungoy. karapat dapat ang 4 storey mall sa dagupan.
nakaktawa ka max sa mga biro mo ,oo nga naman 6storey mall sa small town tama nga naman kambing pato,pusa kasali rin :lol::lol::lol: