Dagupan and Urdaneta Cities, and Pangasinan Province [Archive] - Page 38

pangasinense ak

January 28th, 2011, 06:09 PM

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Philippines pangasinan Sunset on Patar Beach
Sunset on Patar Beach
Photo by Dave Ryan A. Buaron
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Moving forward to a much younger era – an ancient kingdom called Luyang na Kaboloan was said to have existed inside the present day borders of Pangasinan (Agno River Valley and Pangasinan Plain) – way before the Spaniards had conquered and eventually colonized the Philippines, a legendary princess named Urduja was said to have ruled this ancient kingdom around the 14th century. The legend of this princess is also shared by the Ibaloi people of the Cordillera province of Benguet. The kingdom enjoyed full independence and flourished during the age of the Asian maritime trade that connected Pangasinan with other parts of the Philippines, as well as with other cultures and societies in Southeast Asia (and most likely with the Srivijaya and Majapahit Empires), China, India and the Pacific. It was believed that Malayo-Polynesian settlers established Pangasinan and the people of Pangasinan were heirs of this very ancient Malayo-Polynesian civilization. These Malayo-Polynesians were expert mariners who sailed ships along routes that extended to as far as Madagascar and the Eastern Pacific. Archeological evidence and ancient records from China and India show that the people of Pangasinan traded with China, Japan and India in 8th Century A.D.
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Today, this pretty province which about 3 million people call home, is a lively mix of commercial activities, diverse cultures, colorful history, untapped tourism potential The name Pangasinan means “place where salt was made”, “land of salt” or “place of salt-making” – derived from the word asin, which meant “salt” in the Pangasinan language, and true enough the province is a major producer of salt in the Philippines with its many salt beds in most of its coastal towns – a primary source of livelihood. Pangasinan is bordered by the massive Cordillera Mountain Range, Zambales to the southwest, Tarlac to the south and the Lingayen Gulf and the South China Sea to the north.
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When the Spanish seized control of the islands of the Philippines, the country was subdivided into provinces and in 1850, Pangasinan was “formally created” by Governor General Ronquillo de Peñalosa. During the Philippine Revolution, Pangasinenses (Pangasinan people) also rose in revolt culminating in the Battle of Dagupan days after General Emilio Aguinaldo proclaimed Philippine Independence 12 June 1898. The Battle of Dagupan which was led by Philippine revolutionary General Francisco Makabulos, the chief of the Central and Directive Committee of the Central and Northern Luzon, crushed the last remnants of the retreating Spanish forces which were being pummeled everywhere in the islands. Dagupan’s remaining Spanish forces made their last stand at the city’s brick-walled Catholic Church. Like dominoes, each town fell to the Philippine revolutionary forces – Santa Barbaram Malasiqui, Urdaneta, Mapandan, Mangaldan, Alaminos, Agno, Anda, Alos, Bani, Balincaguin, Bolinao, Dasol, Eguia, Potot, Labrador, Sual, Salasa, and Bayambang and Dagupan.

During the Second World War, the Lingayen Gulf was one of the most important and most strategic places of battle for the Pacific War Theatre. Just a few days after Pearl Harbor was bombed, on 22 December 1941, Lt. Gen. Masaharu Homma of the Japanese 14th Army landed on its shores almost effortlessly – engaging in only minor skirmishes – the Japanese forces started their three year occupation of the gulf until the Lingayen Gulf Landings in 1945 – when about 203,608 soldiers landed and started the retaking of the gulf from Japanese forces.
The Bonuan Blue Beach of Dagupan was one of the landing sites during the Lingayen Gulf Landings by the Liberation Forces in 1945. It now features a Japanese Park, the MacArthur Landing Marker and Tondaligan Park (which is adjunct to the Bonuan Blue Beach). Dagupan is also known for its St. John’s Cathedral and its Old Spanish Railway Station. Unfortunately Bonuan Beach has fallen on hard times – with allegations of prostitution and underage drinking running rampant in the area. Dagupan, however, might have its saving grace in its grilled delicious boneless milkfish (called “bangus” in Tagalog) that can be had in this city which also serves as the province’s commercial center. http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/bayambang-2-2.jpg
Traces of its tumultuous past, however, are almost gone save for its many historically important churches – some of which run up to about 400 years old like the church of St. James Fortress or more commonly known as Bolinao Church. Constructed by the Augustinians in 1609 (which means it is 400 years old as of this writing), this brick-stoned church made originally of adobe and coral stone was severely damaged during devastating Typhoon Emong of 2009 when its roof was virtually ripped off by about 275 kph winds in the very same year that it celebrates its 400th birthday. Right now, the church is in a very sad state- and is in dire need of help. Donations come in but unfortunately not enough to do the speedy reconstruction of this beautiful church. For those interested to help, I don’t have the contact details of the current parish priest, but I will post it here as soon as I have the information or anyone could just contact the Pangasinan provincial government through its website – http://www.pangasinan.gov.ph/. The church also houses Aztec looking engravings (tongue protruding and grinning faces) on the base of its antique altar – we reckon that this was of possible Mexican/Aztec influence brought over during the Galleon Trade.
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Philippines pangasinan Manaoag Church
Manaoag Church
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For the Catholic religious, Pangasinan means one thing – pilgrimage to the Our Lady of Manaoag whose Spanish-Romanesque (with touches of Italian and German Renaissance architectural composition) church which sits on a hilltop in the town of Manaoag plays host to a supposedly miraculous image of Mary whose ivory image was brought to the Philippines by Fr. Juan de San Jacinto from Spain by way of Acapulco. Apparently four bombs fell on the church during the last days of the World War 2 which damaged the façade – one fell on the roof of the church and did not explode boosting perceptions that the image was indeed miraculous. Check out other centuries old-churches – St. Vincent Ferrer (1614) in Bayambang, Parish of St. Ildephonse (1699) of Malisiqui, St. Dominic Parish (1587) in San Carlos; St. Joseph Parish (1810) in Aguilar, Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes (Salasa) (1720) in Bugallon, Epiphany of Our Lord Parish in Lingayen (1575); St. Peter Martyr Parish (1835), and St. Peter & Paul Church (1588) in Calasiao.

pangasinense ak

January 28th, 2011, 06:14 PM

hindi pa ata nakapunta si aliguas ,,nextime samahan natin hehehe..@saintm may pangasinana travel and tourism thread.na tayo ..ot na me

pangasinense ak

January 28th, 2011, 06:18 PM

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Bolinao probably has the finest beaches in the entirety of Pangasinan – with the beach in Patar (about 30-45 minutes away from Bolinao town centre) the most scenic and the most well-known. I was prepared to be underwhelmed by Patar (about 45 minutes away from Bolinao town- PhP200 tricycle ride), but instead, I was welcomed by a gorgeous looking cream colored sandy beach, and very clean, turquoise waters which reminded me of the cream-colored to golden beaches of Australia (which probably partly explains the presence of a small Aussie community in the area). The beach is pretty clean, and there are no pushy touts in the area, and on an ordinary weekend, you can get a piece of solitude in Patar. We found the beach in Patar extremely likable and didn’t mind just chilling out with a beer for breakfast in one of the small open-air nipa huts in the area. Be forewarned though, we spied a karaoke machine in the area (we secretly wished it would surrender and break down against the salty ocean air). We encountered a group of Koreans living in Baguio City who tried to practice their English on our group (which was composed by 3 Australians and 1 Filipino). Our expat writer, Scott Allford cheekily suggested that Patar is better than the most famous and apparently best Korean Beach- Haeundae Beach (where you have more people than sand and you have to pay to be under one of the gazillion umbrellas on the beach). The Korean guy replied, that Patar has no nightclubs – and all of us (me and the three Aussies included) smiled – Exactly – and this is the main reason why Philippine beaches are better than most of the popular beaches in the world – beaches like Patar are relatively unspoiled, charming and not too commercialized which is the way beaches should be. If a low pressure area is nearby, Patar Beach (reef break) also offers great surfing opportunities and there is little surfing community in the area mostly composed of resident Aussies.

Apart from Patar, there are other notable beaches in Bolinao – the Balingasay Beach, and the stretches of beaches along Ilog Malino. There is a Marine Sanctuary on Silaki/Silaqui Island which features Giant Clams. In other parts of Pangasinan, other beaches that are worth checking out are Sabangan Beach off Infanta, Tambobong White Sand Beach (favorite of anglers) of Dasol, and the Tondol White Sand Beach of Anda.

Patar’s Beach, however, has faults of its own – the disgusting pile of concrete called Treasures of Bolinao, the most prominent hotel in the area, not only basically encroached on the beach itself but had the chutzpah to build an elevated walkway on three natural rock formations- an illegal act, if not a total crime against nature if not against the law. Sensible travelers and residents in the area have complained about this eyesore which unfortunately wasn’t destroyed by the last big typhoon that hit Bolinao. I would like to dissuade anyone from patronizing the services of this horrible, horrible hotel until they rectify this grievous act against nature.
A few minutes away by foot from Patar is the Cape Bolinao Lighthouse (30.78 Meters/101 Ft.) on a hill on Punta Piedra Point, it is the second tallest in the country after the Cape Bojeador Lighthouse in Burgos, Ilocos Norte. The Bolinao Lighthouse was built in 1905 by British, Filipino and American engineers and is one of the 5 most prominent lighthouses in the country. The lighthouse is literally dying and in need of immediate repair after it was severely damaged by Typhoon Emong. The building right next to it lies in ruins and almost all hope has been abandoned as no one seems to have done anything about this important piece of history. With the Philippine Coast Guard as the sole owner of the Lighthouse and the Local Government of Bolinao as the main caretaker, we hope that the lighthouse will eventually be saved and preserved and continue to stand as a sentinel of Bolinao and safely guide the ships that pass around the area. The Lighthouse has a 140-step winding stairway that goes up to the illumination tower and when it is working in its best condition (not at the moment of course) is visible 44 kilometers away guiding ships led to the Bolinao area by the Zambales lighthouse (presumably Capones Island Lighthouse) and then toward to the Poro Point Lighthouse in La Union. According to the late Bolinao historian, Catalino Catanaoan, Cape Bolinao’s Lighthouse original light machine was manufactured in England, while the lantern, with three wicks and chimneys was imported from France. For its first 80 years of operation, kerosene was used in the lighthouse in Bolinao and then when the local electric cooperative extended its operations to Patar, the lighthouse began to run on electricity (which seems to be extremely fickle in Bolinao- we caught a power outage whilst we were in Patar).

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Philippines pangasinan Bolinao Lighthouse
Bolinao Lighthouse
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There are three popular caves in Bolinao but only two are worth recommending. The three caves are Enchanted Cave, Wonderful Cave and Cindy’s Cave. All charge a nominal entrance fee. Enchanted Cave is the most popular, with crystal clear natural swimming pools underground, coral formations, stalagmites and a display of fossilized Giant Clams. Wonderful Cave is small and a little private but there is a time limit of about 30 minutes per stay. Cindy’s Cave is the shallowest amongst the three, with the kitschy addition of a shower in the middle of the swimming area (that was a little bit random, we think) and apparently, not the cleanest waters either. You may also want check out Cacupangan Cave, (as well as Binmatya and Arasaas Caves) in Mabini town with an underground flowing into the Balincaguing River (do this only during the dry season) and the 200 meters long Villacorta Caves (also in Mabini) features basin-like formations, terraced rock, a chamber and gypsum flowers.

Apart from beaches and caves, Bolinao is also known for its waterfalls – Bolinao Falls 1 and 2 (not as named imaginatively as the Wonderful and Enchanted Caves) but what they lack in creative names they compensate with their refreshingly clean waters and seemingly unspoiled, pretty scenery. The waterfalls are located in Samang Norte which can be reached in about 40 minutes by tricycle with mostly very bad roads on the way. Tara Falls is nearby the bridge going to Anda but it is too small and unimpressive and unless you have time to kill, is not exactly on our must check out list. You may also want to check out Mambaciano and Mayaman Waterfalls near Canal Bay in Sual and Antong Falls in Sison.

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Philippines pangasinan Bolinao Falls
Bolinao Falls
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The Fourteen Mile Reef off Santiago Island is perfect for diving and is teeming with marine life and hard and soft corals.
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Unarguably, the Hundred Islands National Park is the ultimate crown jewel of Pangasinan tourism where its 123 islets sitting on the tranquil waters of Lingayen Gulf congregate in a small area just off the city of Alaminos. The islands, most of which are uninhabited, offer snorkeling, swimming, spelunking, camping and kayaking opportunities with its many strips of white sand beaches and sand bars. The best developed is probably Quezon Island (named after the Philippine Commonwealth President Manuel L. Quezon) with facilities that include 2 dining pavilions, grilling area and Giant Clams Garden. Governor’s Island, meanwhile, who once played host to the Philippine edition of that campy reality TV franchise – Big Brother has a house here which one can now rent if one decides to stay at Governor’s Island. Governor’s Island also has a view deck which boasts sweeping views of this beautiful National Park. For people with kids, the Children’s Island meanwhile has the shallowest waters in the marine park and perfect for children to practice their swimming skills. The Hundred Islands National Park has Bantay Dagat (literally “Sea Guardians”) who protect the marine park from illegal fishing and also double as lifeguards in case of emergencies –

Other places of interest would be the Manleluag Spring National Park in Mangatarem, the Agno Umbrella Rocks (three mushroom shaped stone boulders) of Agno, the hot and cold springs of Mt. Balungao near Rosales, the Limahong Channel (where the infamous Chinese corsair escaped after his failed attempt to establish a colony on the shore of Manila Bay).

pangasinense ak

January 28th, 2011, 06:19 PM

Why Not Go

If you are looking for a high-flying nightlife like in more organized tourist destinations, it is not quite the way it is in Pangasinan (save for the Hundred Islands National Park). There are quite a few malls in the main cities but otherwise, living is basic and in most areas, there are even no ATMs around.
Why Go

For an ordinary long weekend getaway, Pangasinan offers refreshing respite from the more popular Philippine destinations with its quaint coastal villages and charming beaches that rarely see outside visitors. You can basically see the sun rise over the Hundred Islands and drive westward to Patar Beach and see the sunset on the same day! Now how cool is that!

Best Time to Visit

Best time to go is during the dry season and during ordinary weekends. Patar Beach and a lot of tourist spots usually get pretty crowded during Easter but are okay during most of the year.

Where to Stay

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There are resorts and hotels all over the major cities and if it is usually near the beach, there should be a hotel or two. For a more complete listing of hotels in Pangasinan please contact – http://www.pangasinan.gov.ph/ or you may contact the Department of Tourism Regional Office in La Union – Martin Valera, Regional Director, (Oasis Country Resort, National Highway, Bgy. Sevilla, San Fernando, La Union 2500 Tel.: (6372) 888 2411 Fax: (6372) 888 2098 Cell. Phone: (0917) 791 5346 Email – dotregion1@pldtdsl.net; www.visitmyphilippines.com)

Where & What to Eat

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Philippines pangasinan Grilled Bangus
Grilled Bangus, Pangasinan’s Pride
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Another must bring home item from Pangasinan is a bottle of fermented fish paste – Pangasinan’s take on that important Filipino foodie must-have- the bagoong. Make sure to pick one up whenever you are in the area.

Nightlife
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Pangasinan nightlife is more associated with Dagupan although it is a little shady and not highly recommended. The best way to spend your nights in Pangasinan is by the beach, having quiet barbecue dinners under the stars and enjoying the sweet solace of being so far and away from the lunacy of Manila urban life.

My to do List

1. Kayak or do island-hopping at the Hundred Islands. **
2. Snorkel and check out the Giant Clams at Silaki Island. **
3. Chill out the Patar Beach in Bolinao.*
4. Sample the Boneless Bangus.*
5. Take a dip at the waterfalls of Bolinao. *
6. Do a pilgrimage to the Manaoag Shrine. **
7. Bring back a bottle of the famous Bagoong Pangasinan.*
8. See the Bolinao Lighthouse.*
9. Cool off from the searing sun by relaxing in the pools of Wonderful and Enchanted Caves.*
10. Share a glass of local wines (tuba) with locals of Dasol.

Stay Away From

1. Mosquitoes! – just bring bug repellent to be sure
2. Dust Mites. – bring Lysol with you, if you think the hotel room is oldish and not cleaned properly.
3. UV rays – Apply ample sun protection and sunglasses.
4. Heat stroke- take plenty of fluids – make sure you have a few bottles of ion-based drinks handy.

Getting There

If you are not coming with a tour group, there are many buses that ply to different points in Pangasinan. If you are heading to the Hundred Islands in Alaminos and Bolinao – Victory Liner and Five Star Buses leave Manila as early as 12 midnight. For going back to Manila, Victory Liner only goes as far as the Cubao terminal from Bolinao during Fridays and Saturdays. Skip the ordinary buses of Five Star as they can be extra filthy. Other bus lines that go to Pangasinan are Dagupan Bus Line, City Trans, and Philippine Rabbit. There are jeepneys and mini-buses between towns as well as tricycles (motorcycles with sidecars). Do not forget to take a road map of Pangasinan before embarking on a trip. ENJOY!!!!:banana::banana::banana:

Roy Villanueva

January 28th, 2011, 06:20 PM

Congrats Pangasinan for you own Travel and Tourism thread.:cheers:

fall_17

January 28th, 2011, 06:21 PM

Another big thing at pangasinan Province..

Naku, kapana-panabik ang mga post dito, mala-shop and dine at marami pa...:)

fall_17

January 28th, 2011, 06:29 PM

Wag muna apurahin masyado ang thread na ito, slowly muna para makapaghanda sila sa gagawin banner sa thread 10:banana:

pangasinense ak

January 28th, 2011, 06:34 PM

Congrats Pangasinan for you own Travel and Tourism thread.:cheers:

Another big thing at pangasinan Province..

Naku, kapana-panabik ang mga post dito, mala-shop and dine at marami pa...:)

tnx mga kababayans at kaibigans...idet ko pa ung iba ,,ot na ako hehe,btw visit p kao parati ha ..:)

pangasinense ak

January 28th, 2011, 06:42 PM

ok .wag muna ha ..baka bukas na lang gabi ,dahil sa totoo lang bc si aiguas ,iwan ko kay joe ,ganun din kay maam saintm,,bukas na lang ulit bye:):)

pangasinense ak

January 28th, 2011, 06:46 PM

siguro next thread ay business and industry ...pero saka n lang yun ..enjoy muna tayo rito hhee

saintm

January 28th, 2011, 09:31 PM

^WOW!

Pagandahin nyo naman po plz..

..ay takagang may "PLZ" noh? meh ganun! :lol::lol::lol:

PEACE.TY.

saintm

January 28th, 2011, 09:35 PM

Wag muna apurahin masyado ang thread na ito, slowly muna para makapaghanda sila sa gagawin banner sa thread 10:banana:

Sigurado meron na po dyan nakahanda si pangasinense ak<--- uy EXCITED!!!

KATING KATI NA PO SYA MAG POST :lol::lol::lol:

saintm

January 28th, 2011, 10:29 PM

Abono asks government to check meat smuggling, over-importation

By Danny O Sagun
Dagupan City, Jan. 28 – The P200-billion hog and poultry industry may collapse if government fails to check the growing problem of over-importation and smuggling of meat products.
The Abono partylist expressed this fear as it strongly urged the government to adopt stringent measures to address the issue which has been hurting local meat producers.
“Hindi lang importation kundi pati smuggling ang problema,” disclosed Abono chair Rosendo So during the Engkwentro forum of the Pangasinan Press Club Friday at the Jurassic Ark.
The country imported last year about 2.5 billion metric tons, which he said was 20 percent more than what the country needs. “Tapos marami pang smuggled na pumapasok. May imported na, may smuggled pa, sobra na talaga.”
Because of over-importation plus smuggling of chicken products, the live weight now of chicken runs to only P80. “Lugi na ang mga local producers natin ng higit pa sa P10,” he noted. The live weight price runs from P92 to P98.
The country also loses money because of technical smuggling. Because the tariff for entrails (intestines and other internal organs) is only five percent, unscrupulous traders declare their imports as such although the goods are actually “good meat.”
“Hindi kinakain ng mga Amerikano yong mga lamang-loob pero itinatapon dito,” he said, noting that Filipinos are fond of eating intestines and other internal parts of chicken. He said that x-ray machines of the Bureau of Customs could not determine good meat from entrails so that traders take advantage of the situation by not declaring their actual imports. He also disclosed that only 10 percent of the import is being inspected. “Sa 100 containers mga sampu lang ang na-iinspect.”
He said that the customs bureau and industry stakeholders held a summit in Cebu recently due to the growing problem of over-importation of meat as well as smuggling in that area. “Huwag namang sobra kundi mamamatay ang industriya,” he said.
On rice importation, So said he was glad that the present administration was considering the welfare of local famers by importing only the country’s actual needs. The previous administration imported up to 2.5 million metric tons of rice, which was said to be three times more than the actual need.
The government thru the National Food Authority is considering 600,000 to 800,000 metric tons of rice imports, he said even as he suggested that government should let the private sector do rice importation. “Ang gawin na lang ng NFA bumili sa mga farmers natin,” he said. (PIA Pangasinan/danny)

12jairien14

January 28th, 2011, 11:13 PM

tomoooooo :cheers:
Gaisano? diba Visayas at Mindanao lang sila merong malls? bat di kaya nila pasukin ang Luzon?malaki din ang kikitain nila dito :cheers:
^^
oovisayas lang pla
hehehe
maganda sana nga talaga if pati Luzon
^^

agree ,sa totoo lang paano kung may SM,Robinson at Ayala na ang dagupan at zamboanga....ano pa kaya kasunod....pero grabe talaga ang tax collectio ng syudad nyo ..2.9 billion zamboanga city lang....wow:cheers::cheers:
^^
heheh
:cheers::cheers::cheers:
^^
katas ng sardinas yan siguro...kaya nga dapat may sardinasan sa atin eh hahaha
^^
hahah
oo, dahil yan sa mga factory dito sa ZC
^^
pwedi ,sa atin naman katas ng bangus,bagoong at tuyo ...malapit na tayo mag next thread ,nakahanda na kaya ang mga banner n ialiguas at joe ,,naku baka sa gabing ito matapos nati ...ayaw paramdam ni joe ah
^^
:okay::okay::okay:
:banana::banana::banana:

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 02:41 AM

grabe naman pinagpuyatan ang thread na yun tapos burahin lang ,AO KAYAG IBIG SABIHIN Ng mga mods. tungkol dito..aba hindi ata maganda yan ginawa nila...we deserving for having that thread...as we know pangasinan is the one of the best tourist destinantion in the coutry ...ask ko langg bakit nyo binura ?

jcruze057

January 29th, 2011, 03:11 AM

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Pangasinan Travel Guide

* Why Not Go
* Why Go
* Best Time to Visit
* Where to Stay
* Where & What to Eat
* Nightlife
* To Do List
* Stay Away From
* Getting There
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Located about 5-6 hours away from the Philippine capital Manila- the story of the beautiful crescent-shaped province of Pangasinan dates back from hundreds to thousands of years. The curious yet spectacular geological formation – the 123 islets of the Hundred Islands National Park off the city of Alaminos itself is said to be 2 million years old not to mention the fossilized giant clams that were found at the Coral Mountain found 2 kilometers away from Patar in Bolinao which have an estimated age of about 4-5 million years old.

dapat dagdagan nila ng features yung building like iextend nila para malagyan ng dome sa taas similar to whitehouse

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 04:48 AM

dapat dagdagan nila ng features yung building like iextend nila para malagyan ng dome sa taas similar to whitehouse

na suggest ko na rin yan b4 dito sa forum ,di ba mas maganda.tapos i extend pa nila ang haba at luwang .....:)

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 04:50 AM

siguro after ng term ni gov.espino tapos balik ulit sya baka magiging yan ang pririoty nya..:)

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 05:05 AM

Mayor Enzo Lauds Gov. Espino for his all-out river clean-up
Posted by Vangie Padilla on Jan 29th, 2011
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Binmaley Mayor Lorenzo Cerezo lauded Governor Amado T. Espino, Jr. for his all-out support and for pioneering the massive river clean-up drive in his town that paved the way for the holding of the first fluvial parade of the Sigay Festival held at Manat, Binmaley on January 26.

Cerezo said the activity was not possible without Gov. Espino, together with the Task Force Kalikasan, in cleaning the rivers even as he said that it added to the beauty of Binmaley.

The massive river clean-up drive is part of ” Ilog Ko, Bilayen Tan Aroen Ko,” an environmental advocacy campaign launched by the Espino administration.

On the other hand, Governor Espino said the river clean-up and dismantling of illegal structures left few people displeasured but he said they need to understand that we have regulations to follow in preserving our environment.

With this development, Governor Espino urged the people to work hand-in-hand with the provincial government even as he said that what they are doing are not for us, but it’s for the next generation and for our children’s children.

“Gamitin natin ng wasto ang ating mga ilog at kalikasan dahil malaki ang maitutulong nito sa ating kabuhayan at ekonomiya”, Governor Espino said.

Cerezo also noted that the move made by Governor Espino to clean the rivers has benefitted its townspeople because according to him, most of its land area and its residents depend on raising and selling fishes, shrimps, prawns among others.

The activity was participated in by some 33 barangays whose delegates rode on a decorated banca, where the winner for the best fluvial float will be chosen and will be announced January 30 during the Barangay Night.

Another activity was the signing of pledge of Manifesto dubbed as “Panata sa Pangangalaga sa Kalikasan ng Binmaley”, led by Governor Espino, Mayor Cerezo together with barangay officials in order to achieve a sustained, holistic effort to protect and rehabilitate rivers of the town.

Emmanuel Baldonado, a 2nd grade pupil from Binmaley Catholic School, who emotionally read the manifesto, was praised by the governor.

He said,” it is very symbolic and touching for a 2nd grade vowing to help protect the environment.

He should be an inspiration to us all.” http://www.pangalatalk.com

jcruze057

January 29th, 2011, 05:07 AM

na suggest ko na rin yan b4 dito sa forum ,di ba mas maganda.tapos i extend pa nila ang haba at luwang .....:)

uu nga tapos, gawin na lang hotel para sosyal pagkakakitaan pa

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 05:08 AM

Literary Experts Shares Insights with Budding Writers

Posted by Vangie Padilla on Jan 29th, 2011
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The Pangasinan provincial government thru the Pangasinan Tourism Office has sponsored “Filipinas Copyright Licensing Society, Inc. (FILCOLS) Huntahan”, a round table discussion about writing, publishing, intellectual property and copyright participated by members of the Ulopan na Pansiansay Salitan Pangasinan (UPSP) on January 28 at Malong Conference Room here.

Maria Luisa A. Elduayan, Pangasinan Tourism Officer, said that the undertaking is fully supported by Governor Amado T. Espino, Jr. that is aimed to provide assistance to budding literary writers in the province especially the UPSP who are doing a great job in preserving Pangasinan literature.

Elduayan said that the idea gained support from the Governor because one of the prerogatives of the present administration is to promote Pangasinan arts and culture.

This, she added, includes the revival of literary works written in Pangasinan dialect.

UPSP is composed of Pangasinense literary and song writers, and literary professors from the state universities as well as private universities in the province.

Meanwhile, Alvin J. Buenaventura, FILCOLS Executive Director said that his office is willing to extend assistance to UPSP in terms of copyright education and book-related activities to fully maximize the exercise of the right of reproduction over their literary works as provided for under the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines.

Copyright is a branch of Intellectual Property which pertains to the rights given to creators or authors for their literary and artistic works.

The domain of works includes writings, music, fine art (photography, painting or sculptures) and technology- based works (computer software programs, websites, and electronic databases).

This protects the expression of thoughts or ideas, not the thought or ideas themselves.

During the forum, Abdon Balde, Jr., Chairperson of Unyon ng mga Manunulat sa Pilipinas, provided the participants with insights on writing, publishing and marketing of literary works.http://www.pangalatalk.com

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 05:22 AM

nwOhtbbdVrM makapaliket kabaleyan ko ran so kansyon nen gusting..:lol::lol::lol:

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 05:26 AM

uu nga tapos, gawin na lang hotel para sosyal pagkakakitaan pa

hotel? di ba png goverment offices sya dapat...ay baka ung tinutukoy mo kapag napalaki ang capitolyo ay ung mga ibang govt.office ilipat na lang sila doon para iisang gusali lang lhat ng mga opisina at agency ng luyag ,ganito ba ibig mong sabihin ?out na me mya ulit..new thread na tayo maya kaso wala me banner gawan na lang ng paraan mayang hapon dami ko pa naman back up dito hehe

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 06:29 AM

GALI..LA.......:banana::banana::banana: THREAD 10 TILA.... SAY LUYAG KON PANGASINAN ANGGAPOY KAPARA SAY LIMGAS TAN GANGGANA AGGA NIPARA http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/DAG-1.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/19955_280866535274_831340274_3229598_7824920_n.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/p10-1.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/lin2.jpg

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 06:30 AM

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 06:30 AM

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 06:31 AM

asaan ka joe may inihanda ka bang banner?

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 06:32 AM

maya hapon ang labas k ..kaya nag open na me ng thread 10 ...gawa pa lang me ng banner ...

jcruze057

January 29th, 2011, 06:34 AM

hello, pwede ko ba hiramin yung mga pics ng capitol at lingayen kase nasira camera ko nung nagpunta ako dyan kaya wala ako maipost sa blog ko

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 29th, 2011, 06:46 AM

dapat dagdagan nila ng features yung building like iextend nila para malagyan ng dome sa taas similar to whitehouse

bakit?napapangitan ka po ba?:ohno:
isa ako sa mga tututol dyan! isa yang heritage building natin. di pwedeng baguhin ang design nito at di pwedeng lakihan o iextend ang capitol. FYI ang Pangasinan Capitol ang isa sa mga architectural treasure ng Pilipinas at pinakaimportanteng building dito sa Pangasinan. kaya di pwedeng baguhin yan.
alam mo bang halos wasak na ang buong capitol noong WWII? pinilit lang nila ayusin at ipreserve ang dati nitong Architectural Design. kaya noon hanggang ngayon, yan pa rin ang mukha ng ating capitol. :cheers: malaki ang naiambag nyan sa ating History kaya wag na wag nilang gagalawin.

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 29th, 2011, 06:48 AM

maya hapon ang labas k ..kaya nag open na me ng thread 10 ...gawa pa lang me ng banner ...

last post ko na muna dito saka uwi na ako ng pangasinan ngayon:cheers: bye bye.. balitaan ko na lang kayo :cheers:

jcruze057

January 29th, 2011, 06:50 AM

bakit?napapangitan ka po ba?:ohno:
isa ako sa mga tututol dyan! isa yang heritage building natin. di pwedeng baguhin ang design nito at di pwedeng lakihan o iextend ang capitol. FYI ang Pangasinan Capitol ang isa sa mga architectural treasure ng Pilipinas at pinakaimportanteng building dito sa Pangasinan. kaya di pwedeng baguhin yan.
alam mo bang halos wasak na ang buong capitol noong WWII? pinilit lang nila ayusin at ipreserve ang dati nitong Architectural Design. kaya noon hanggang ngayon, yan pa rin ang mukha ng ating capitol. :cheers: malaki ang naiambag nyan sa ating History kaya wag na wag nilang gagalawin.hindi, subrang ganda nga eh, pero gusto ko pa lalo gumanda siyempre....hindi naman mawalawa yung heritage value nya kung ireretain yung old features, dadagdagan lang.

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 29th, 2011, 06:53 AM

hindi, subrang ganda nga eh, pero gusto ko pa lalo gumanda siyempre....hindi naman mawalawa yung heritage value nya kung ireretain yung old features, dadagdagan lang.
di pa rin ako pabor dyan :ohno: okay na ako sa capitol natin. iyan ang isa sa dahilan kaya proud na proud ako na galing ako sa probinsyang may pinakamagandang Capitolyo :cheers:

jcruze057

January 29th, 2011, 06:58 AM

grabe, kinarir nyo talaga mag-post dito ha...nasa page 18 lang ata kanina nung nag-post ako, ngayon nasa page 25 na!

you mean this one?
http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/6211/hotelz.jpg
Grand International Hotel daw itatawag dyan, as in :lol:

hanggang ngayon ganyan pa rin itsura..si Dop Fernandez ang may-ari nyan, the same person who owns this:

he ran for vice mayor last election, kulelat naman...kaya siguro na-delay construction...fyi, his ex-wife Lourdes Fernandez (aka Madam Violet) owns PhilCST..

si Julius nag-aral yan dati sa St. John..

akala ko Bisaya si Julius Babao....hahaha

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 07:36 AM

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 07:37 AM

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 07:39 AM

ok na ung thread 10 ...post n kayo ng mga pics, muna ,saka na lang ung topics doon na lang natin tuloy hhehe

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 07:40 AM

hello, pwede ko ba hiramin yung mga pics ng capitol at lingayen kase nasira camera ko nung nagpunta ako dyan kaya wala ako maipost sa blog ko

kuha ka lang kabayan ..dami dyan

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 07:41 AM

bye bye na thread 9 ..14 days new record ,sana mas marami ang forumers na darating hhee

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 08:27 AM

see u at thread 10...:):):cheers::cheers::banana::banana:

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 08:27 AM

ang last painaka cute ehee

jcruze057

January 29th, 2011, 08:31 AM

paki post din nung interiors ng Capitol building

296619

January 29th, 2011, 08:37 AM

paki post din nung interiors ng Capitol building - taga Pangasinan ka pala sir?

Congrats sa New Thread ng Pangasinan!:cheers:

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 10:04 AM

- taga Pangasinan ka pala sir?

Congrats sa New Thread ng Pangasinan!:cheers:

tnx sir@ 296619,,,welcome back....

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 10:06 AM

paki post din nung interiors ng Capitol building

try ko maya kaibigan kasi gawin ko muna ung banner ng thread natin ...saka mayroon ako dito ,kaso baka hindi sya worthy sa hinahanap mo ..try natin si aliguas at si joe...baka mas maganda yun pics nila:):)

jcruze057

January 29th, 2011, 11:42 AM

http://i988.photobucket.com/albums/af8/williamroi/r1.jpg
http://i988.photobucket.com/albums/af8/williamroi/r1a.jpg
malaki rin pala collection ng pangasinan...excluding the 4 cities pa yan ha

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 01:47 PM

http://i988.photobucket.com/albums/af8/williamroi/r1.jpg
http://i988.photobucket.com/albums/af8/williamroi/r1a.jpg
malaki rin pala collection ng pangasinan...excluding the 4 cities pa yan ha

hindi pakasama ang mga syudad natin dyan..actually kung isasama siguro abot ng 5.5 billion ang tax collection ng buong pangasinan....lao na ngayun 2011

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 01:49 PM

ibig sabihin ganyang na kalaki ang umiikot na transaction sa ating probinsya,kung baga 12% pa lang yan na vat mula sa lahat ng negosyo...pero kahit papano mayroon pa rin nakalusot sa di nagbabayad ng tax at may establishments na di parin gumagamt ng cash register.kaya pwedi pang lumaki yan kung totousin

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 01:59 PM

aba ,ngayun ko lang napansin labrador ...umabot ng 145million ang total tax collection nya,good...saan kaya galing yan collection na yan ...2nd to sual with 152million...

jcruze057

January 29th, 2011, 02:12 PM

nagulat nga rin ako sa Basista...ang alam ko for 20 years wala silang income pero ngayon, nasa 42M....wow, ang yaman na pala nila...hahaha

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 02:18 PM

nagulat nga rin ako sa Basista...ang alam ko for 20 years wala silang income pero ngayon, nasa 42M....wow, ang yaman na pala nila...hahaha

oo nga eh ,halos laaht ng bayan ngayun sa pangasinan umangat..

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 02:22 PM

Efforts to preserve Pangasinan language, literature on
LINGAYEN, Pangasinan, Jan. 29 -Efforts to preserve the Pangasinan language, culture and literature are underway.

A round table discussion about writing, publishing, intellectual property and copyright sponsored by the provincial government in coordination with the Filipinas Copyright Licensing Society, Inc. (FILCOLS)was held Friday at the Malong conference room with members of the Ulopan na Pansiansay Salitan Pangasinan (UPSP) participating.

Pangasinan Tourism Officer Maria Luisa A. Elduayan said the undertaking aimed to provide assistance to budding literary writers in the province especially members of the UPSP who, she said, are doing a great job in preserving the Pangasinan language, culture and literature.

Elduayan said Gov. Amado T. Espino, Jr. fully supported the move because one of the prerogatives of the present administration is to promote Pangasinan arts and culture and that includes the revival of literary works in the Pangasinan language.

UPSP is composed of Pangasinan literary and song writers as well as literary professors from the Pangasinan State University and private universities in the province.

FILCOLS Executive Director Alvin J. Buenaventura said that his office was willing to extend assistance to UPSP in terms of copyright education and book-related activities to fully maximize the exercise of the right of reproduction over their literary works as provided for under the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines.

Copyright is a branch of Intellectual Property which pertains to the rights given to creators or authors for their literary and artistic works. The domain of works includes writings, music, fine art (photography, painting or sculptures) and technology- based works (computer software programs, websites, and electronic databases). This protects the expression of thoughts or ideas, not the thought or ideas themselves.

During the forum, Abdon Balde, Jr., chairperson of the Unyon ng mga Manunulat sa Pilipinas, provided the participants with insights on writing, publishing and marketing of literary works. (PIO/PIA Pangasinan/danny)

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 02:23 PM

RN Heals registration up till Feb 4
By Venus H. Sarmiento

DAGUPAN CITY (28 Jan) – Unemployed registered nurses have until February 4 to register and be a part of the RN HEALS program.

RN HEALS or the Registered Nurses for Health Enhancement and Local Service Projects is a joint program of the departments of health, social welfare and development , labor and employment and the Professional Regulation Commission. It is a one year employment program for nurses who will pass the screening process.

DOLE Ilocos Region Information Officer Arly Valdez said the DOLE is in charge of the recruitment and selection of qualified nurses for deployment. DSWD is in charge of the identification of areas where the nurses would be deployed under its Conditional Cash Transfer Program while the PRC is tasked on verifying the licenses of the nurses. The DOH is in charged of the over-all coordination of the program.

Valdez said the program aims to give employment to nurses and at the same time deploy them to help in the health programs in the barangays.

Deployed nurses will be given a stipend of P8,000 and an additional P2,000 from the local government unit which is still being coordinated by the departments.

Interested applicants should have a valid PRC license, resident of the CCT area, preferably no nursing –related practice for the past three years, medical certificates issued by government hospitals stating that the applicant is fit to work and should not be a beneficiary of the Nurses Assigned in Rural Service (NARS) project implemented before.

The on-line registration at the DOLE website started on January 17 and will end on February 4 in time for the deployment on February 10.

Valdez said that as of Friday afternoon (Jan 28), a total of 3,709 nurses from Region I have registered for the program. The bulk of the applicants was in Pangasinan with 1,379 followed by La Union with 1,170 applicants. Ilocos Sur registrants reached 591 while Ilocos Norte had 569 applicants. (PIA-Pangasinan)

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 02:24 PM

Massive river clean-up draws praise
BINMALEY, Pangasinan, Jan. 28 – Binmaley Mayor Lorenzo Cerezo has lauded Gov. Amado T. Espino, Jr. for his all-out support and for pioneering the massive river clean-up drive in this town that paved the way for the holding of the first fluvial parade of the Sigay Festival.

Cerezo said the activity was not possible without the governor and the Task Force Kalikasan in cleaning the rivers.

The massive river clean-up drive is part of ”Ilog Ko, Bilayen Tan Aroen Ko,” an environmental advocacy campaign launched by the Espino administration.

Meanwhile, Espino urged the people to work hand-in-hand with the provincial government pointing out “what they are doing are not for us, but it’s for the next generation and for our children’s children. “Gamitin natin ng wasto ang ating mga ilog at kalikasan dahil malaki ang maitutulong nito sa ating kabuhayan at ekonomiya,” Espino said.

Cerezo said the move to clean the rivers has benefitted his townspeople because most of the residents depend on raising and selling fish, shrimps, prawns and other marine products.

Some 33 barangays participated in the fluvial parade. The winner for the best fluvial float will be announced on January 30 during the Barangay Night.

Another activity was the signing of Manifesto dubbed “Panata sa Pangangalaga sa Kalikasan ng Binmaley”, led by Espino, Cerezo together with barangay officials to achieve a sustained, holistic effort to protect and rehabilitate rivers of the town. (PIO/PIA Pangasinan/danny)

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 02:29 PM

Business tax collections up in Dagupan
Dagupan City, Jan. 28 -- About P40 million has been collected by the One Stop Business Center (OSBC) here since the start of fiscal year 2011 following the intensified campaign against delinquent taxpayers.

Local Treasury Operations Officer III Carmen Q. Olpindo said that the city collected a total of P38,431,358.84 from January 3 to 20 alone.

Olpindo said the closure order imposed against business firms failed to pay their business permits and licenses in the past was a big factor in the increased tax collection this year. “Marami sa mga taxpayers natin ang nagbayad to beat the closure order kaya tumaas ang collection natin,” she said.

She said the taxpayers’ base also expanded.“Na-widen yung taxpayers base natin kaya ganito kalaki ang collection natin sa business permit and license, real property, community tax (individual and corporate), and miscellaneous,” she said.

Olpindo said there is no extension of the deadline for tax payments. After January 20, late payments will be charged with a one-time 25 percent surcharge and two percent interest which will be imposed for every month of delay.

The treasurer’s office expects some 5,000 business taxpayers this year. (CIO/PIA Pangasinan/danny)
mukhang strikto ngayun ang city government sa business tax collection,,parang malaki ang target nila ngayun taon...

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 02:32 PM

Mga Tomasino sa Rehiyon 1, halina at makisaya sa 400th anniv ng UST
Carlo P. Canares

Ikaw ba si Tomas U. Santos? Tomasino?

Kahit mayroon kalayuan ang Rehiyon 1, halina at makisaya sa ika-400 anibersaryo ng iyong alma mater, ang University of Santo Tomas.

Oo, 400 taon na ang pinakamamahal mong “Royal, Pontifical, Oldest University in Asia.” Apat na daang taon ng “never-ending grace,” wika nga.

Natatandaan mo pa ba na ipinagmamalaki na mas matanda pa ito sa Harvard University sa Amerika?

Sa itinakdang araw sa January 28, dumalo ka Quadricentennial Mass. Dapat suot mo ang iyong formal wear kasi pagkatapos nito ay isang Grand Dinner ang idaraos sa Plaza Mayor. Maaaring hindi mo na alam kung saan ang Plaza Mayor ngayon. Ito ang dati-rating Plaza Benavides, sa tapat ng Main Building. Sa Grand Dinner, makipaghalakhakan, makipagkwentuhan sa ilalim ng mga bituin kasama ang mga dati mong guro at kaklase habang sinasariwa ninyo ang mga magagandang alaala sa UST.

Subalit kung nais mo pa ng ibang mga kaganapan, mayroon inihanda ang UST bago ang natatanging araw na ito.

Sa January 25 gaganapin ang awarding ceremony para sa Q Film Festival sa Plaza Mayor. Ang tema ng nasabing film fest ay “Anong Kwentong UST mo?”.

Kung nais mo naman ng street dancing parade at kaya mo pa maglakad at sumayaw, sumali ka sa Q Parade sa January 26. Kasabay mo ang mga guro at iba’t-ibang kolehiyo na iikot sa university belt area. Mamamangha ka na ibang-iba na ang university belt kumpara noong panahon na nag-aaral ka pa lamang sa UST. Kinagabihan naman ay evening of music sa Medicine Auditorium kung saan ipalalabas ang Opera Cavalleria Rusticana.

Sa January 27, maaari mong matunghayan ang pagbubukas ng QuattroMondial Monument sa Quadricentennial Plaza. Ginawa ito ng pamosong Thomasian sculptor na si Ramon Orlina. Kinagabihan naman ay gaganapin ang Grand Program and Final Countdown para sa ika-400 taon ng Universidad. Maaari kang manood ng variety show na pagtatampukan ng mga Thomasian talents, alumni professionals at mga artists.

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 02:33 PM

Ms Tourism Intl 3rd runner-up taga Pangasinan
Nen Danny O Sagun

Dagupan City, Ene. 26 – Pinaseseg na Miss Tourism International third runner-up ya taga-Pangasinan iray kaluyagan ton misali ed saray beauty pageants lapud kagangana, inkatalino tan kamaongan da.

“Say interon probinsya so mansuportad sikayo,” inkuanen Barbara “Barbie” Salvador ya taga baley na Pozorrubio diad ampetang a impangabrasa ed sikato diad Kapitolyo nen Martes ya indauloan mismo nen Gob. Amado T. Espino, Jr. “Alay samit na sakey bilang Pangasinense ta grabe so suporta, talagan walad benegan mo so interon Pangasinan,” inyarum to legan ton akisalamat na balbaleg ed gobyerno probinsyal diad amin a suporta ya inter dad sikato.

Bilang third runner-up, agamoran nen 5’ 6 ½” ya Salvador so titulon Miss Cosmopolitan International 2010 ed agawan beauty contest diad Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia nen Deciembre 31 ya akisalian na 55 iran kandidata.

Nandinayewan nen Espino so galang ya awit nen Salvador parad luyag. Bilang suporta na probinsya, inyawat ed si Salvador so tseken mankantidad na P20,000 tan souvenir items. Nanbilib iray opisyales tan empleyado na gobyerno kabiangan laray managpalapag ed gangana, itsura tan simpit na beauty titlist.

Impromisa to ya bilang Pangasinense gawaen toy angaay nayarian ton iyalibansa so turismo ed probinsya.

Si Nathalie den Dekker na Netherlands so akalay korona bilang Miss Tourism International 2010. (PIA Pangasinan/danny)

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 02:37 PM

Waste management board kailangan ng LGU—PENRO
Dagupan City, Enero 27 – Kailangan na magkaroon ng waste management board sa mga bayan-bayan upang talakayin ang problema sa basura, polusyon sa kapaligiran at isyu ng global warming, ayon kay Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Officer Wendy Co. .

Ayon sa kanya, may isang barangay ng Dagupan na lumabag sa tamang pamamaraan ng pagtatapon ng basura.

Ipinauubaya na ng PENRO Pangasinan sa DENR-Regional Office kung ano ang ipapataw na penalty laban sa pamunuan ng barangay council sa Bacayao Sur sa operayon ng open dumpsite sa kanilang lugar na mahigpit na ipinagbabawal, sabi niya. Nilinaw nyang recommndatory ang ginawang aksyon ng kanyang tanggapan.

Ayon sa kanya, una nang nagpalabas ng Cease and Desist Order ang DENR laban sa open dumpsite subalit hindi sinunod at patuloy pa rin ang pagtatambak ng basura. (PIA Pangasinan/Eme)

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 02:37 PM

Lecture para sa produksyon ng pananim isinagawa sa bayan ng Sual
Dagupan City, Enero 27 – Nagsagawa ng lecture ang municipal agricultural ng Sual para sa mga magsasaka upang maparami ang produksyon ng kanilang pananim sa kanilang bayan.

Ilan sa ibinahagi ay ang pagkakaiba ng tradisyonal na pagtatanim sa organic at inorganic na pamamaraan.

Bukod dito, pinag-aaralan din ang mainam na binhi na angkop na itanim sa uri ng lupa sa kanilang lugar upang mas mapalago ang produksyon ng palay. (PIA Pangasinan/Eme)

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 02:41 PM

Pakapasay 2011 budget na Dagupan impaseguro
Nen Danny O Sagun

Dagupan City, Ene. 27 – Sineguro nen Bise-Mayor Belen T. Fernandez so kiwalay budget na sayan syudad ed sayan taon diad biek na suspetsan iirongan itan na sanggunian.

“Ag kayo mapaga, mananos tayoy daiset. Ompasan-ompasa tay budget,” inkuan na bise-mayor ed sakey a radio interview. Inyarum ton aaralen ya maong na sangguniang panlungsod iray karga na P568-milyon ya 2011 outlay pian naseguron say kuarta na karaklan et nagastos ed dugan paraan.

Inimano to ya walaray ag pantotonosan ya adiskubre na sanggunian nen imbeneg ya impandengel. Kanian kinerew ed ehekutibo ya ipetek iraman. Balet ompapaway ed revised version ya duma la iray pigura no ikomparad akaunan insubmitin budget. “Kanian kaukolan irayan nenegnengen a maong tan naseguro tayon dugay kigastos na kuartay karaklan. No basta ti labat inaprubaan, di sayang so kuarta.”

Lapud inkaabala na deliberasyon tan kipasay budget, pigapigaran grupo kabiangan la na transport sector, empleyado na City hall tan say Liga ng mga Barangay so angipasabi na liknaan da panamegley na sulat, manifesto tan resolusyon.

Kinerew da ya pelesan la so pandengel tan pangipasa na kuandan sankaimportatian ya lehislasyon pian ag naapektoan iray programa tan proyekto parad barangay, empleyado, impraistruktura tan abig-laman.

“On maanos ti labat, retroactive tay increase ed sueldo na saray empleaydo,” inkuanen Fernandez bilang reaksyon ed impasabin sulat na saray empleyado ed city council lapud karga na budget so pangitagey na sueldo. “No anoty paga tan liknaan yo ontan met so sanggunian,” inyarum to.

Nagawa no Biernes so mikatlon pandengel. Iilaloan ya nasumpal so deliberasyon sakbay na isabi Marso 15 pian ag ompelag ya re-enacted so budget na syudad.

Imbalikas nen Mayor Benjamin S. Lim so paga to ed report ya walaray konsehal ya aluto lad isip da so pan-operate na syudad ed silong na re-enacted budget diad inyarap tod saray barangay chairmen ed agawan Liga meeting nen imbeneg a simba.

Bilang resulta angipaliber so Liga na manifesto ya kekerewen dad sanggunian so tampol lan aksyon. Tinombokan met itan na sakey a resolusyon.

Imburi balet nen Fernandez iman ya alegasyon tan impalinew ton gagawaen labat na lehislatura so trabaho to. (PIA Pangasinan/danny) eu asiger lan naaprobaan so budget na syudad.

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 02:55 PM

We are meeting our targets-Braganza
Date: January 25, 2011

Among the eleven towns that were converted into a city in 2001, Alaminos emerged as one if not the best performing and most developed city in the country today.

This was revealed by Mayor Hernani A. Braganza during yesterday’s New Year’s Call held at the Don Leopoldo Sison which was attended by government line agencies based in the city, NGOs, department heads and barangay officials here.

Braganza, concurrent Secretary General of the League of Cities of the Philippines (LCP), noted that Alaminos did it despite being a component city and one of the youngest cities in the country today.

He said that in terms of income, Alaminos is even on its way on barging into the elite club- the top 50 economies among the 122 member-cities of LCP.

“That says well of the kind of people who live in Alaminos," he added. "That they want to excel, that they want to become better. That we have bigger dreams to achieve for us to become progressive and improve our way of life.”

But with all the major developments happening in the city and for successfully translating his visions into worthy programs for betterment of his citymates, he remains humble.

The hardworking three-termer mayor pointed out that this is not his job alone and not the only person to be credited with this achievement of the city today.

“All of us must be given credit and all of us deserve a round of applause because we did it all together and this is what governance is all about," he added. "That governance is not for our self but for the people, for bigger majority of the people of Alaminos. "

Braganza said, “regardless of our political convictions, we are one in our mandate, promise and conviction to serve our citymates”.

The mayor who is being groomed to be Pangasinan’s next governor has more than two years left in his third term to fully realize all this visions and programs for his city and citymates.

And while sharing some of his time and expertise with the LCP for the latter to become the top partner of the Aquino administration in improving the lives of the Filipinos, he makes sure that his pet projects will be completed before his term ends in 2013.

The major infrastructure projects of his administration currently being constructed namely the Alaminos Airport Dev’t. Project, Hundred Islands Medical Services Complex, Pangasinan State University-Alaminos City Campus, Hundred Islands Hotel, and the Gawad Kalinga Hundred Island Eco-Village speaks well of his utmost desire of making Alaminos a progressive and vibrant green global city in the future.
The city government is also set to improve the existing city plazas and tourism facilities at Hundred Islands National Park while luring more investors to start their business here.

Under his stewardship, Alaminos continue to excel in sports and education, providing better health care to the city residents, ensuring peace and order and strengthening the agri and business sector while enhancing on its tax collection scheme to raise more funds, without increasing taxes, to finance an array of projects in the barangays.

His administration also remains steadfast in its commitment of purging the city against illegal fishing activities and one of the country’s leading advocates of environmental conservation, protection and rehabilitation.

The former two-term congressman likewise stopped illegal drugs trade which was very rampant before he assumed his post in 2004 and its possible resurgence in the city.

Alaminos has also been jueteng free for the last seven years now, one of the few cities in the entire country to achieve such feat despite the juicy offers from jueteng operators and other tremendous political pressures.

“It has always been my dream for our city to be developed, progressive and competitive and for our citymates to live in dignity and harmony,” said Braganza. "For this will strengthen the foundation of our economy and every Alaminian family."

“That is what I intended to do for the City of Alaminos when I became your mayor and what I intend to accomplish after I graduate by 2013,” he added.

“And I am happy that so far we are meeting our targets although we still have a lot of work to do like addressing more problems of our city.”

Braganza is very happy and confident though that Alaminos is in a much better position today on addressing the problem of poverty and coming up with the right solution to sustain the city’s economic take-off with the support of his constituents.

He might soon be training sight on his old seat in Congress or follow the footsteps of his uncle, former Gov. Enrique Braganza, to serve his fellow Pangasinenses.

For now, he stays focused on continue serving best his beloved constituents, completing his lasting legacies for his citymates and making Alaminos a more livable, peaceful and progressive city.

The same thing he will do in the future for his district or his province.(CIO) http://www.alaminoscity.gov.ph (http://www.alaminoscity.gov.ph.com)

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 02:57 PM

OPAL sportsfest kicks-off
Date: January 26, 2011

Already aligned in aspiration and started working for a common goal, now they are united in sports.

Alaminos City Mayor Hernani A. Braganza formally opened the first One Pangasinan Alliance of LGUs (OPAL) sportfest yesterday at Plaza Marcelo Ochave here at the city’s central business district.

Present during the grand opening were mayors John Rodney Arcinue (Sual), Jose Pajeta, Jr. (Agno), Aldrin Cerdan (Anda), Alberto Guiang, Jr. (Burgos), Marcelo Navarro (Bani) and Noel Nacar (Dasol) and representatives of Mabini and Infanta.

Competing in the game of basketball men and volleyball, which runs until early summer, are the employees and lawmen of the nine members of OPAL.

The friendship games will be a home and away format to give chance to each team to play in front of their fellow employees and hometown crowd.

In his message, Braganza, who is OPAL’s lead convenor, extended his warm welcome and thanked the members of the competing teams headed by their respective mayors and local officials for their participation.

“We are members of OPAL and today we are one is sports,” he said. “We hope to see you in your respective towns in the next several days.”

The vibrant chief executive also took the opportunity to invite his districtmates to join Alaminians in celebrating its 7th Viva San Jose Gali-La Hundred Islands Festival from March 19-26, 2011.

"We hope to see you all in our city fiesta," he added. "We are expecting you to take part in our sport activities lined up like the first-ever Island to Island Swim, Rock-rackan Mountain Bike Challenge, Tour de Hundred Islands II, Gali-La HINP Plunge and Kayak Race."

Braganza is likewise hopeful that the Hundred Islands Adventure Zipline structure will be completed within this year as another way of promoting the city’s pride to the local and foreign tourists.

More than a year ago, OPAL was among the four LGU clusters out of 54 applicants in the country that passed the criteria set by DILG and won a grant from Canadian International Development Agency.

OPAL, a brainchild of Mayor Braganza, is a cluster of local government units in western Pangasinan with intersecting boundaries and common socio-economic and even political interests that requires an integrated intervention.

“OPAL has nine members from the original of seven in 2010 and the only alliance that is equally led by the mayors and not a governor,” said the mayor.

“(In OPAL), we set aside our personal interests to unite as one family of LGU in the first district and to show that we can grow together and become progressive,” he continued.

A classic example, according to the mayor, is the timely assistance extended by fire fighters from different towns in the first district in putting out the fire that gutted a commercial building at the heart of the city last week.

Braganza said OPAL members have aligned their aspiration, came up with a collective vision and worked together not only to realize its programs but also to promote the whole district.

The mayor cited that 1/3 of Pangasinan is the first district which also has the most number of natural and best tourist destinations in the province.

“Basically, that’s the main reason why we fought for the establishment of an airport facility here in our district,” he added.

“This airport project in Alaminos along the Sual seaport, which construction is also on-going, will soon open floodgates of opportunities not only for the first district but for the entire province.”

Aside from its tourism potentials, the first district according to mayor is gifted with rich environment and natural resources having irrigated and flat lands, rolling hills, seas and rivers, caves, springs and waterfalls.

“We are the most balanced congressional district, environmental wise, in the province of Pangasinan,” he stressed further.

“I do believe that, as long as we are united, we can easily provide food for the whole province because of our vast natural resources.”

But the former two-term congressman of the first district said he still have some dreams for his district.

He said Alaminos is lucky to be the center of trade,commerce, education and health care in western Pangasinan and is always ready to reach out to its fellow OPAL members .

There is now a new Pangasinan State University campus in the city situated in Brgy.Bolaney and adjacent to it is the Hundred Islands Medical Services Complex which is currently being constructed.

The first city government-owned 3-storey hotel is also being erected in Lucap Wharf.

Braganza said while waiting for the completion of this mega project in our city, in Sual and other towns in the district, OPAL members must prepare on the huge developments and opportunities in terms of jobs and business.

“We, your local officials share common dream and sentiment that is for our districtmates to benefit from the wealth of our district,” he added.

“And as long as we continue working together, we will all realize our noble programs for the whole district,” he finally quipped. (CIO)buti pa ang OPAL may nakikita na tayong association....

pangasinense ak

January 29th, 2011, 03:00 PM

Hundred Islands still Pangasinan’s tourism hub
Date: January 27, 2011

The figures won’t lie.

And so are the photos and the feedbacks coming from the tourists that were mesmerized by the beauty of the majestic Hundred Islands National Park (HINP).

Alaminos City, home of the world famous Hundred Islands, remains to be the province’s tourism capital based on 2010 Tourism Operations Division (TOD) 2010 Survey of Tourists and Visitors Arrivals.

This survey of tourist arrivals furnished to the city tourism office was based on accommodation establishments and tourist destination from January to December.

It was learned that Hundred Islands had drawn 162, 714 tourists or more than 75% of the total number of tourists that visited major tourist destination in the province.

“It’s definitely higher and could become an all time high once records of tourist arrivals coming to Bolo Beach and city’s mangrove parks were included,” said park manager Reynaldo Livara, Jr.

Also in the survey, at the distant second, is Capitol Complex in Lingayen town with 40, 683 guests and the Manleluag Hot Spring Protected Landscape in Mangatarem at third place with 13,993 visitors.

Livara even noted that in 2009 survey, the city had lured 145, 113 tourists or an increase of 12 percent, a trend that started in 2004, when the city government begun promoting the HINP.

Mayor Hernani A. Braganza, who was instrumental in getting back the HINP from the national government, considered the result of the survey as another victory for the city.

“This is another remarkable feat for all Alaminians who defended the city’s pride from the malicious reports and political motivated efforts to destroy the image of the Hundred Islands,” he stressed.

“It (report) effectively belied accusations that the Hundred Islands had became “stinky” and an “ugly sight”, due to alleged fishpond operations in the area," added the mayor noting that the city have nothing to hide.

“The survey renders those who spread the negative reports as liars.”

For the province’s political pundits, it’s a total vindication of the Braganza administration which did almost everything just to revive the city’s tourism industry aimed at repositioning the city back into the nation and country’s tourism map and at the same time generating more revenues to benefit its people.

Last year, the provincial government, through its Task Force Kalikasan, fed the media with so many lies and barrage of supposed exposes that the alleged fishpond structures have left the HINP desecrated and unsafe to tourists.

It boomeranged on the face of the accusers when the truth finally came out that the city government won’t do anything that would destroy the good image and the resources of the Hundred Island they have long been protecting.

HINP, the first marine reserve park proclaimed in 1940, is now under the direct supervision, management and control of the city government after sixty five long years under administration of the Philippine Tourism Authority.

It was officially turned-over to the city last Sept. 29, 2005 after the signing of Executive Order No. 436 by former President Gloria M. Arroyo.

Today, HINP is one of the few national parks in the country that is directly taken cared by a local government with the support from the national government.

And probably the best managed and most protected nature’s gift to mankind.(CIO)

amigable

January 29th, 2011, 03:37 PM

jdcwave

January 29th, 2011, 04:28 PM

Hi Kabaleyan's Im NEW here! sa katunayan, kareregister ko lang, Pero tagasubaybay nyo na po ako ng mga old archive ng thread nyo spl. kapag naghahanap po ako ng info's about sa Province natin, naparegister na tuloy ako. Hehehe

Nakakaintindi pala po ako ng Pangasinan, pero hindi ako makapagsalita fluently. Tagalog kasi salita namin sa bahay. Taga-Dagupan pala po ako.

Sya nga pala, malapit na matapos ang branch ng BHF Family plaza BONUAN Branch, mag-take ako ng pics & upload pag nagbukas na at pag may time. :)

More Power Pangasinenses! :D

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/c/c5/Ph_seal_pangasinan_dagupan.png/100px-Ph_seal_pangasinan_dagupan.png

amigable

January 29th, 2011, 04:41 PM

jcruze057

January 29th, 2011, 04:45 PM

wow, ang dami na pala mga taga-pangasinan dito

jcruze057

January 29th, 2011, 04:45 PM

jdcwave

January 29th, 2011, 04:55 PM

@amigable iner kad bonuan ey? :) Taga-Boquig ako, along Baracks Highway. Yung BHF bonuan Branch located before St. Michael Archangel sya if your from Gueset. Under construction pa sya, pero kitang kita na talaga ang itsura, may konting kawig sa Malimgas, na mala- Nepo, pero di naman sya kalakihan.
Mukhang paextend ng Bonuan ang Comercialization ng Dagupan! :thumbsup:

@jcruze Ok! Take ako ng pics pag in operation na sila :)

amigable

January 29th, 2011, 05:03 PM

jdcwave

January 29th, 2011, 05:19 PM

Tuloy kaya ang SM Dagupan?? Di ko na nasubaybayan ang istorya neto eh.
Pero according sa SM wikipedia Article, isinama na nila ang SM Dagupan sa list nila and its opening date daw ay 2012!?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SM_Supermalls

Confirmed na kaya?!! :D

amigable

January 29th, 2011, 05:21 PM

saintm

January 29th, 2011, 09:39 PM

jcruze057

January 29th, 2011, 09:42 PM

aggree ba kayo ba lagyan ng dome like structure ang capitol building na katula nung sa whitehouse? kahit sa liko na lang ilagay as if a new section of the capitol?
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_JnweQ8nSrXM/TUOw0S1DRxI/AAAAAAAAAEc/Y5RXBbSffak/s1600/capitol1.JPG

kagaya nito:

http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l248/julie_licous/white_house_800.jpg

bagay di ba?
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_JnweQ8nSrXM/TUOwUecL7qI/AAAAAAAAAEY/dOW-8gfpjJA/s1600/pangcap.jpg

saintm

January 29th, 2011, 10:04 PM

Dagupan City's tax intake increases

DAGUPAN CITY, Jan. 29 (PNA) - Close to P40 million has been collected by Dagupan City's One Stop Business Center (OSBC) since the start of fiscal year 2011 due to the intensified tax-mapping campaign undertaken by the city treasurer's office.

Local Treasury Operations Officer III Carmen Q. Olpindo said that a record high of 36 percent or a total of P38,431,358.84 increase in collections has been noted from January 3 to 20 this year as compared to the P53,929,765.33 total collections last year.

Olpindo believes the closure order issued by the city government against some business firms that did not pay the required business permits and renewed licenses in the past as a big factor for the increased tax collection this year.

"Marami sa mga taxpayers natin ang nagbayad to beat the closure order kaya tumaas ang collection natin (Most of the taxpayers paid to beat the closure order hence, our collection increased)," said Olpindo.

She, however, quickly explained that the increase was not only the result of tax generation schemes being waged by Mayor Benjamin S. Lim, but also due to the enhancement of taxpayers' base.

"Na-widen lang yung taxpayers base natin kaya ganito kalaki ang collection natin sa (Our taxpayers base was widened hence, our collection is big in) business permit and license, real property, community tax (individual and corporate), and miscellaneous," she said.

In 2010, OSBC reported a collection of P36,418,391.89 in business permit and license; P12,487,291.44, real property; P906,454.80, community tax (individual); P936,777.33, community tax (corporate); and P3,180,849.87, miscellaneous.

Olpindo said no extension as to the deadline for payment of tax last January 20 has been issued, which means that after January 20, late payments will be charged with a one-time 25 percent surcharge and two percent interest which will be imposed for every month of delay.

"More or less 4,000 business taxpayers have already settled their accounts to the city, but we are expecting a total of more than 5,000 business taxpayers this year," said Olpindo. (PNA)
LAP/PTR/lvm/lvm/rma

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 03:55 AM

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ASAP Sessionistas, Live February 14, 2011. Valentines Day, , CSI Stadia
Dagupan City ,Pangasinan :nocrook:

nabasa ko lang kanina nung pauwi, may billboard kasi eh... hehe.
:dance:
wow...nagsama sama ang mga magagling ng singer ,magkano naman ang fee sa panonood?
Hi Kabaleyan's Im NEW here! sa katunayan, kareregister ko lang, Pero tagasubaybay nyo na po ako ng mga old archive ng thread nyo spl. kapag naghahanap po ako ng info's about sa Province natin, naparegister na tuloy ako. Hehehe

Nakakaintindi pala po ako ng Pangasinan, pero hindi ako makapagsalita fluently. Tagalog kasi salita namin sa bahay. Taga-Dagupan pala po ako.

Sya nga pala, malapit na matapos ang branch ng BHF Family plaza BONUAN Branch, mag-take ako ng pics & upload pag nagbukas na at pag may time. :)

More Power Pangasinenses! :D

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/c/c5/Ph_seal_pangasinan_dagupan.png/100px-Ph_seal_pangasinan_dagupan.png
welcome...kababayan:).. jdcwave...so matagal m na pla binabasa ng mga updates and latest dito sa thread natin ,btw good kung ganun na magkakaroon na ng another mall dyan sa bunoan ,kasi dyan ang may populous brgy. ng dagupan....
wow, ang dami na pala mga taga-pangasinan dito

dami na natin....siguro mga 15 na ....allan ,capricorn,phinkiis,nayki,pi,frauline,info,phoene,joe,aliguas,asinger la,amigable,maxx,915,saintm,ikaw,arawi ni,at marami pang iba di ko na maalala,,actually kagabi binalikan ko yung compliled thread natin aba.....dami pala talaga natin pngasinense....:)

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 04:03 AM

upload ka marami pics very entertaining kase pag marami pictures sa thread
agree yan kasi misan ang dahilan kung bakit maraming visita at nag view view sa thread natin..
@amigable iner kad bonuan ey? :) Taga-Boquig ako, along Baracks Highway. Yung BHF bonuan Branch located before St. Michael Archangel sya if your from Gueset. Under construction pa sya, pero kitang kita na talaga ang itsura, may konting kawig sa Malimgas, na mala- Nepo, pero di naman sya kalakihan.
Mukhang paextend ng Bonuan ang Comercialization ng Dagupan! :thumbsup:

@jcruze Ok! Take ako ng pics pag in operation na sila :)oo nga ,sanamagtayo sila dyan ng business park as jcruze suggestion...malawak pa naman ang lupain dyan sa bonuan gong san fabian..

aggree ba kayo ba lagyan ng dome like structure ang capitol building na katula nung sa whitehouse? kahit sa liko na lang ilagay as if a new section of the capitol?
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_JnweQ8nSrXM/TUOw0S1DRxI/AAAAAAAAAEc/Y5RXBbSffak/s1600/capitol1.JPG

kagaya nito:

http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l248/julie_licous/white_house_800.jpg

bagay di ba?
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_JnweQ8nSrXM/TUOwUecL7qI/AAAAAAAAAEY/dOW-8gfpjJA/s1600/pangcap.jpgpara sa akin kung ikakgaganda pa ng kapitolyo at ma maintain nya ang pagiging pinakamagandang kapitolyo sa pinas..why not...100%suportado ..basta ganyan itsra ha hheehehe:)

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 04:07 AM

^WOW!

Pagandahin nyo naman po plz..

..ay takagang may "PLZ" noh? meh ganun! :lol::lol::lol:

PEACE.TY.

grabe ,,alam mo ba nangyari ,,2 oras kung ginawa tapos binura na ng mods:ohno:,,napuyat me dahil doon :nuts:...basta next time gawin ko ulit i confirme ko sa modz kung pwedi .dahil baka erease na naman...yan banner natin sa thread 10 yan ung banner nya na intro ..:)

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 04:10 AM

may sosyal na resto rin pala dunakala natin noon sa manila lang mayroon pero dito sa pangasinan marami na ....

wow..di nga....dumadami na din ang mga hotels, resorts at restaurants dyan sa Bonuan ah :cheers:

parang dyan na daldalhin ang mga establishments na somusobra sa downtown,,gaya ng latst update ni kabayan jdcwave may bagong BHF Famly Mall na tinatayo ..:banana::banana:

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 04:12 AM

mga pangasinan forumers ,,,ito deal or no deal .... ask ko lang kung pwedi po ba akong gmawa ng thread ng Pangasinan travel and tourism?gumawa ako kagabi kaso nilpat lang sa current thread ng dagupan and urdaneta cities and pangasinan province... bta sa vis. at mindanao mayroon po sila.....tnx :)

If you can sustain a Travel and Tourism thread for Pangasinan by it's own, I don't see why you can't start a thread for it. But you have to bear in mind that if the thread doesn't do well and it isn't thriving, it'll be merged with the main province thread.

You have my blessing. :okay::banana::banana::banana:

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 04:17 AM

ok na kaya gawa me ng thread ng pangasinan travel and tourism...tnx kay sir kiretoce:banana::banana::banana:

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 04:18 AM

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 04:19 AM

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 04:20 AM

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 04:21 AM

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 04:23 AM

oh ayan mga kababayan ,suportahan nyo yung thera ng Pangasinan travel and tourism as sir kiretoce explanation.DEAL OR NO DEAL :banana::banana:

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 04:26 AM

I INVITE LAHAT NG MGA FORUMERS ng Pangasinan pls....your 100% support are needed,let's help our government to promote our beloved Pangasianan tourist destinations and places of interest...:cheers::cheers:

amigable

January 30th, 2011, 04:29 AM

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 04:30 AM

mga kababayans come and visit Pangasinan....enjoy your travel and tour :dance::dance::dance:

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 09:25 AM

tara watch po tayo dyan!

Wow updates pls!

mwuah welcome po kau d2

see u soon. ty

Thank you po sa pagwelcome :) mag-uupdate ako ASAP sa mga developments. :D

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 09:34 AM

agree yan kasi misan ang dahilan kung bakit maraming visita at nag view view sa thread natin..

oo nga ,sanamagtayo sila dyan ng business park as jcruze suggestion...malawak pa naman ang lupain dyan sa bonuan gong san fabian..

Ang dami pa ngang vacant lots dito sa Bonuan spl. Boquig and Binloc, sa binloc more on Subdivisions ang mga pinatatayo, sa Bonuan Gueset going to Boquig-Tondaligan intersection, unti-unti nang nagiging commercialized, pwede mo ng maicompare sa isang Town proper ng isang Municipality. kaya siguro naisipan magpatayo ng BHF ng Branch sa area na'to.

Sana malapit ng magbukas ng may dahilan na'kong bumaba ng jeep kapag papunta ko ng Gueset. Hehehe :)

asinger_la

January 30th, 2011, 10:19 AM

agree yan kasi misan ang dahilan kung bakit maraming visita at nag view view sa thread natin..
oo nga ,sanamagtayo sila dyan ng business park as jcruze suggestion...malawak pa naman ang lupain dyan sa bonuan gong san fabian..

para sa akin kung ikakgaganda pa ng kapitolyo at ma maintain nya ang pagiging pinakamagandang kapitolyo sa pinas..why not...100%suportado ..basta ganyan itsra ha hheehehe:)
heto siguro gusto ni jcruze:(sensya na di ako marunong mag-photoshop)
http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/7348/pangcap1.jpg

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 11:02 AM

Ang dami pa ngang vacant lots dito sa Bonuan spl. Boquig and Binloc, sa binloc more on Subdivisions ang mga pinatatayo, sa Bonuan Gueset going to Boquig-Tondaligan intersection, unti-unti nang nagiging commercialized, pwede mo ng maicompare sa isang Town proper ng isang Municipality. kaya siguro naisipan magpatayo ng BHF ng Branch sa area na'to.

Sana malapit ng magbukas ng may dahilan na'kong bumaba ng jeep kapag papunta ko ng Gueset. Hehehe :)karamihan din dyan sa bonuan base sa google earth view may mga mallaking factory rin ,:)

heto siguro gusto ni jcruze:(sensya na di ako marunong mag-photoshop)
http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/7348/pangcap1.jpg

wow!:):)perfect kung ganyan ay naku malamang walang tututol sa renovation at extention ng kapitolyo na tin ..

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 11:18 AM

http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/bonuanjpga.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/mangaldan-1.jpg @jdcwave...oo nga mukhang isang town proper na ang bonuan gaya nito ..mangaldan at bonuan:)

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 11:25 AM

ayan bwena mano si amgable..ung mga gusto mag travel sa dagupan city pwedi nyo i celebrate ang valentine's day nyo @CSI Stadia...featuring SESSIONESTAS

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 11:58 AM

MUNICIPALITIES AND CITIES OF PROVINCE OF PANGASINAN From A --TO-- V
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jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 12:08 PM

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 12:12 PM

-----AGNO-----

Classification:
Agno is a fourth class municipality and has 17 barangays (villages).

Land Area:
16,521 hectares alienable/disposable lands
150 hectares - irrigated rice-farming area
3,540 hectares - rain-sustained lowland area
3,087 hectares - cropland
4,027 hectares - pasture area
12 hectares - fishpond area

See Agno Map

Historical Roles
Agno used to be the center of trade and education in Western Pangasinan during the Spanish era. Ships and boats then called "viray" transported rice, copra and other farm products from Agno to nearby towns and then sold them in Manila and Vigan, Ilocos Sur. Don Vicente Martinez, a pharmacist-medical practitioner, and Maestro Teodorico Espinosa taught young boys not only from Agno but also from neighboring towns. The two teachers patiently tutored these children. Graduates were eligible to enter college.

Schools
Agno National High School
Bangan Oda High School
--- List of Elementary Schools ---
St. Catherine Learning Center
United Methodist Church Learning Center

Communication
Some residents have cellular phones and own Digitel landlines. National and provincial newspapers and magazines are being sold at a designated newstand/store. Radio broadcast, television telecast, internet and Agno Cable TV are also available.

Postal Service & Telegraphic Office
Postal and telegraphic services are provided by the national government. The post office is being run by the Philippine Postal Corporation while the telegraphic office is under the Bureau of Telecommunications.

Electricity
The power supply of the town is being served by the Pangasinan Electric Cooperative, Inc. I (Panelco I). Power voltage: 220 V.

Water Supply
The Agno Water Works System supplies potable water to Barangays Boboy, Poblacion West, Poblacion East and Bangan Oda. Agno has also a privately-owned purified water plant located at Poblacion East.

Ice Plant & Cold Storage
The Agno Ice Plant supplies table ice and fish ice to residents and neighboring towns.

Bank & Currency Exchange

The Rural Bank of Agno (Pangasinan), Inc. is the center of financial service and domestic transaction. Money changers are also available.

Transportation
Local jeepneys, tricycles and buses are the common means of transportation. Dagupan Bus and Five Star Liner have regular Agno-Manila-Agno schedules.

Roads
National and provincial roads are all concreted/asphalted. Some barangay roads are also concreted. Poblacion roads were lighted.

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 12:20 PM

http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/agnotop.gif Agno offers different places of interest to nature lovers and beachgoers. There is the Sabangan Beach where you can find natural umbrella rocks and the Aloleng Beach, simply called "Agno Beach," with its fine sands. http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/agnobeach1.gif

Photos below are full views of Agno Beach in Aloleng. Private beach resthouses dot the shoreline and vacant beachlots with array of coconut trees are ideal for camping and bonfire. http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/agnobeach2.gif
Agno Beach is also a good place for swimming, snorkeling and diving for it is rich with underwater beauty and marine life. You can find the splendor of marine treasure such as undisturbed corals, edible seaweeds and multicolored fish.

Living along the seacoast gives us sigh of relief and heals the wounds of loneliness. The roaring sound of Bangol Crag gives lullaby music during stormy nights.
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If you love the game of hide-and-seek, just confine yourselves at Sabangan Beach under its huge boulders of umbrella rocks adorned with crawling plants. These rocks are like caves. Boy Scouts used to camp overnight under the umbrella rocks as part of their training. You can also make a visit to the lighthouse on the hillside nearby and watch those birds flying from one tree to another.

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The Mabini River offers a habitat for bangus (milkfish) fry and a variety of fish. It is also a perfect place for boating and boat racing. Swimmers who prefer fresh water stay at the river. And those experienced ones swim across the wide river.
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In the poblacion, visitors come to see and pray in the centuries-old Roman Catholic Church, a symbol of faith in the town.

Other natural wonders of Agno are located in the upland barangays. - Admin, Agno.Pangasinan.Info

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 12:24 PM

Para naman maging proud kahit papaano ang mga bonuan'nons post ko na ito. Hehehe :D

Bonuan alone (Excluding other Barangays of Dagupan city) has:

3 Radio Stations
(Star FM, DZRD, Bombo Radyo)
1 TV Network Branch
(UNTV)
5 Trading/Market Sites
(Las Vegas-Sabangan Area, Boquig-Tondaligan Intersection, Gueset Centro, Ayusip road, Sitio Japan)
2 Secondary Schools
(BBNHS & SMAC)
7 Public Elementary Schools
(SEC,GDEC,NCEC etc...)
2 Grocery and Shopping Spots (Caltex Grocers,BHF Bonuan Branch)
2 Beach Area and a Resort
(Tondaligan Beach,Bliss Area,Leisure Coast)
3 Clinic/Hospital
(Decena Hospital, Cayabyab Clinic, UNTV's)
4 Government Office Branches
(DOLE - Gueset, BFAR - Binloc, DENR - Gueset, Justice Hall - Tondaligan)
2 Public Parks
(Tondaligan's Japanese Garden, Mc Arthur Park Gueset)

+ A Bank Institution in Tondaligan, Churches, Wide Gymnasium, Oval field for IRAA meets (BBES), Renowned Restaurants and Hotels (e.g. Nena's), Shooting field, Seafood Processing and Factories atbp.

At syempre malilimutan ba natin na ang bonuan is the SEAT of the Bangus capital of the Philippines.

I know the list is kinda incomplete hence, I welcome y'all to share more :) :) Salamat!

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 12:24 PM

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 12:27 PM

Para naman maging proud kahit papaano ang mga bonuan'nons post ko na ito. Hehehe :D

Bonuan alone (Excluding other Barangays of Dagupan city) has:

3 Radio Stations
(Star FM, DZRD, Bombo Radyo)
1 TV Network Branch
(UNTV)
5 Trading/Market Sites
(Las Vegas-Sabangan Area, Boquig-Tondaligan Intersection, Gueset Centro, Ayusip road, Sitio Japan)
2 Secondary Schools
(BBNHS & SMAC)
7 Public Elementary Schools[b]
(SEC,GDEC,NCEC etc...)
[b]2 Grocery and Shopping Spots (Caltex Grocers,BHF Bonuan Branch)
2 Beach Area and a Resort
(Tondaligan Beach,Bliss Area,Leisure Coast)
3 Clinic/Hospital
(Decena Hospital, Cayabyab Clinic, UNTV's)
4 Government Office Branches
(DOLE - Gueset, BFAR - Binloc, DENR - Gueset, Justice Hall - Tondaligan)
2 Public Parks
(Tondaligan's Japanese Garden, Mc Arthur Park Gueset)

+ A Bank Institution in Tondaligan, Churches, Wide Gymnasium, Oval field for IRAA meets (BBES), Renowned Restaurants and Hotels (e.g. Nena's), Shooting field, Seafood Processing and Factories atbp.

At syempre malilimutan ba natin na ang bonuan is the SEAT of Bangus capital of the Philippines.

I know the list is kinda incomplete hence, I welcome y'all to share more :) :) Salamat

di ba ung BJMP dyan din ang location nya...na relocate na ba yun ?:)

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 12:29 PM

ang bangus processing complex ang matagal ko nang gusto makita ..kindly post naman kong may pics ha ..tnx:)

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 12:32 PM

di ba ung BJMP dyan din ang location nya...na relocate na ba yun ?:)

Naisip ko nga rin eh, pero di ko alam kung saan sya ika-categorize ?? Pwede sigurong sa Government Institution no? :)

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 12:39 PM

Sa katotohanan, hindi ko pa po napupuntahan ang bangus proccesing sa Binloc, kasi talagang dadayuhin mo talaga ang dulo ng binloc para makapunta dun, pero i'll try kapag mapadaan po kami sa BFAR :) :D

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 12:42 PM

Naisip ko nga rin eh, pero di ko alam kung saan sya ika-categorize ?? Pwede sigurong sa Government Institution no? :)

ok lang naman dito thread tapos kung gusto mo post sa government inst. re post mo ri doon.btw...may UNTV na pala sa dagupan ..ngayun ko lang nalaman...saka parang isang malaking community na rin pala ang bonuan kompleto na sa lahat ng establishments,hospital,market,supermarket,mall,park.high school,alam ko may malaking church din dyan kung di me nagkakamali San Gabriel Parish church...:)

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 12:49 PM

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 12:50 PM

@ Pangasinan_ak
Wow oo nga, sa map pa lang, mukhang comparable na talaga sya sa Mangaldan town Proper! :) ang maganda pa sa Bonuan (esp. sa Gueset) 24 hours ang service ng Jeep nila, downtown to Gueset Vice versa. (dito sa amin hanggang 7pm lang hehehe)

Pero sana nga lang idevelop pa nila ang Tondaligan beach into more brighter and cleaner beach spot, saka sana ipatigil na ng Dagupan Govt ang Open dumpsite dito. Kawawa naman ang mga pamilyang malapit sa area :(
base sa last report dito sa thread kapag nagbukas na ang urdaneta sanitary landfill ,doon na yata ang tapunan ng mga basura ng syudad at ng mga karatig bayan...
Sa katotohanan, hindi ko pa po napupuntahan ang bangus proccesing sa Binloc, kasi talagang dadayuhin mo talaga ang dulo ng binloc para makapunta dun, pero i'll try kapag mapadaan po kami sa BFAR :) :D

ok tnx.....noon nakita ko yun plano nya ..kaso nasa compiled thread na yun pic....sige try nyo po kunan...para ma update dito ung processing complex na yan..eh isa pa naman yan state of the art complex sa pinas:)

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 12:52 PM

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 12:52 PM

YAHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

Thread 3 na pala!!
WC KABALEYAN JDCWAVE!!

Ready na ba kayo makita ang mga pictures ng BAYAMBANG, CALASIAO, URDANETA, VILLASIS AT ROSALES? :D
^^ kuha ko lang kaninang 1:00PM-4:00PM
^^ January 30, 2011 :D

naku aliguas ....ngayun pa lang di na ako tatayo sa kinauupuan ko ,kahapon ko pa yan hinihintay ,,wooooo gusto ko makita ang bayan kong bayambang kahit id na yan iba hehehe joke:banana::banana::banana:

christian joe

January 30th, 2011, 12:53 PM

karamihan din dyan sa bonuan base sa google earth view may mga mallaking factory rin ,:)

wow!:):)perfect kung ganyan ay naku malamang walang tututol sa renovation at extention ng kapitolyo na tin ..

COOL!

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 12:54 PM

christian joe

January 30th, 2011, 12:54 PM

musta mga kabaleyan!

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 12:54 PM

isa isa lang joe ha....mukhang gumastos ka ng 200 pesos sa pamasahe kung nalibot mo lahat yan bayan na yan....+ pagkain mga 400 pesos lahat lahat hehhee..

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 12:55 PM

naku aliguas ....ngayun pa lang di na ako tatayo sa kinauupuan ko ,kahapon ko pa yan hinihintay ,,wooooo gusto ko makita ang bayan kong bayambang kahit id na yan iba hehehe joke:banana::banana::banana:

pagpasensyahan nio na ang mga pics ko ha? :ohno: palowbat na kasi cp ko kaya tinitipid ko ang pagpipicture :( nagloko kasi yung digicam na dala ko.. MEMORY CARD ERROR DAW:ohno: nakuwwww!!

pero magaganda naman ang kuha ko kahit konti :lol: w8 ah upload ko lang sya

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 12:57 PM

musta mga kabaleyan!

welcome back sa atin joe :D mwahhh

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 12:58 PM

oh ayan nagsusulputan na ang mga betrano sa thread natin jdcwave.naku si joe at aliguas kung babalikan mo ung compiled thread natin ,sial ang aktibo til now...btw kagabi binalikan ko ung mga compiled thread post ,inabot me ulit ng 1 o'clock

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 12:59 PM

YAHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

Thread 3 na pala!!
WC KABALEYAN JDCWAVE!!

Ready na ba kayo makita ang mga pictures ng BAYAMBANG, CALASIAO, URDANETA, VILLASIS AT ROSALES? :D
^^ kuha ko lang kaninang 1:00PM-4:00PM
^^ January 30, 2011 :D

Balbaleg ya Salamat Aliguas Pangasinan! :)

At ready na rin po akong makita ang mga ihahatid nyong mga pics!

Pasensya na mga kabaleyan di pa ako makapagupload ng pics, naka Cellphone mode kasi net ko ngayon hehe :) :D

christian joe

January 30th, 2011, 01:00 PM

Exclusive: Two Pinoys nominated for Oscars
Hollywood Bulletin
By JANET SUSAN NEPALES
January 30, 2011, 10:48am

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MATTHEW LIBATIQUE (Photo by Janet R. Nepales); HAILEE STEINFELD (Photo by Adrianna Barraza)
LOS ANGELES – Two Filipino-Americans are nominated in the upcoming 83rd annual Academy Awards that will be held on February 27.

Filipino cinematographer Matthew Libatique of “Black Swan,” who is the son of Justiniano (from Dagupan, Pangasinan) and Georgina Libatique (from Lucena, Quezon), is the first 100 percent Filipino to earn a major Oscar nomination.

Libatique, who already bagged the best cinematography awards from the Los Angeles Film Critics, the New York Film Critics and the New York Online, is nominated for best in cinematography for his work on “Black Swan” and will be competing against the cinematographers of “Inception,” “The King’s Speech,” “The Social Network,” and “True Grit.”

Part-Filipina 14-year-old actress Hailee Steinfeld, whose father is Jewish and whose mother Cheri is part-Filipina, is nominated in the best supporting actress category for her performance in “True Grit.” She will be competing against Golden Globe winner Melissa Leo of “The Fighter,” Amy Adams also of “The Fighter,” Helena Bonham Carter of “The King’s Speech,” and Jacki Weaver of “Animal Kingdom.”

The 42-year-old Libatique, who is fondly known as Matty to his colleagues, won a Best Cinematography trophy from the Independent Spirit Awards for “Requiem for a Dream” which was named one of the best shot films of 1998-2008 by the American Cinematographer, the magazine of The American Society of Cinematographers (ASC).

A former classmate of “Black Swan” director Darren Aronofsky at the American Film Institute (AFI), Libatique has impressed Aronofsky so much that he has already done five films with him – “Requiem for a Dream,” “The Fountain,” “Pi,” “Protozoa,” “Black Swan” – and next, “Wolverine.”

The award-winning cinematographer, who disclosed to us that he used to deliver lechon as his first job when he was 16 years old, learned the basics of photography first from his dad when he was handed his first camera.

Libatique, who began his career shooting music videos, has done films with Spike Lee (“Inside Man,” “Miracle at St. Anna,” “She Hate Me”), Joel Schumacher (“Tigerland,” “Phone Booth”) and Jon Favreau (“Iron Man,” “Iron Man 2”).

Aronofsky said of Libatique, “We actually grew up with similar backgrounds. He grew up in Queens and I grew up in Brooklyn so we have a lot in common. We just connected really well. It has been a really great life-long collaboration. And Matty, of course, has gone on to do these huge films like ‘Iron Man,’ ‘Iron Man 2’ and ‘Cowboys and Aliens.’ He’s big time now. It is great working with him because he is able to bring that skill set.”

Aronofsky added, “Matty also makes the best chicken adobo!”

The lovely, charming and talented Hailee Steinfeld, on the other hand, admitted, “I have not been to the Philippines but I am looking forward to going there one of these days. I hear it is a beautiful country.”

Steinfeld, whose performance as Mattie Ross in the Ethan and Joel Coen 2010 adaptation of “True Grit” also earned her nomination nods from the Houston Film Critics Society for Best Supporting Actress and the Washington DC Area Film Critics Association Award for Best Supporting Actress.

We recently bumped into Steinfeld and her mom Cheri at the 68th Golden Globe Awards and the part-Filipina actress was happy that her mom, whose father is Filipino, has devoted all her attention now to Steinfeld’s acting career. “My mom used to be an interior designer,” Steinfeld said.

Having the best actors in Hollywood as her co-stars – Jeff Bridges, Matt Damon, Josh Brolin – in her first movie was quite an experience for Steinfeld. “They all have daughters of their own and I felt like I was one of their own,” she admitted. “They’re just so amazing, down-to-earth and humble. I learned so much from their actions. They are such a joy to be around on and off set. I am so honored and blessed.

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 01:00 PM

oh sige na aliguas ..di na ako makaintay ..@joe musta kabayan......mukhang bc karin nakaraang mga araw .....

christian joe

January 30th, 2011, 01:07 PM

Mayor Lim shuts down Bacayao Sur open dumpsite
Posted on January 30, 2011 - Filed Under Inside News, News | Leave a Comment
DAGUPAN Mayor Benjamin Lim has ordered Barangay Chairman Gregorio Taminaya of Bacayao Sur to immediately close the open dumpsite being maintained by the village in violation of the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000.
Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Officer (PENRO) Leduina Co recommended the issuance of a “cease and desist order” against the dumpsite, which is reportedly owned by Taminaya.
A PENRO inspection team found out last January 17 that the disposal site, supposedly functioning as a Material Recovery Facility (MRF), had a huge amount of solid wastes estimated at around 80 to 100 truck loads, making it an open dumpsite.
Open dumpsites are no longer allowed under Section 37 of the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act (Republic Act No. 9003).
“This is the first barangay here, which has been issued a closure order as the site does not conform to the waste management policy of the city. There are MRFs operating in other barangays doing waste segregation, but this one is already operating as an open dumpsite and has become a health and sanitation hazard,” said Lim.
Barangay Pantal is also reportedly violating the law and is due for inspection.
“Gagawa tayo ng paraan to help these barangays to improve their MRFs,” said Lim.(CIO)

christian joe

January 30th, 2011, 01:08 PM

ayos! panu kami makatulong makakatulong dito??

christian joe

January 30th, 2011, 01:09 PM

Dagupan intensifies tax collection
Posted on January 30, 2011 - Filed Under Business, News | Leave a Comment

DAGUPAN City, through its One Stop Business Center (OSBC), has reportedly collected P40 million in taxes for the period January 3 to 20, which is already more than 70% of the P54 million total collection for the whole of last year.
The increase in tax collection follows the local government’s intensified tax-mapping campaign undertaken by the city treasurer’s office against delinquent taxpayers here.
Local Treasury Operations Officer III Carmen Olpindo attributed the increase in collection in part to the closure order against business firms that have not paid the required business permits and renewed licenses in the past.
“Marami sa mga taxpayers natin ang nagbayad to beat the closure order kaya tumaas ang collection natin,” said Olpindo.
Another part of the strategy was to widen the taxpayers’ base, according to Olpindo.
“Na-widen lang yung taxpayers base natin kaya ganito kalaki ang collection natin sa business permit and license, real property, community tax (individual and corporate), and miscellaneous,” she said.
The deadline for tax payments was January 20 and no extension has been issued. Those paying thereafter will be charged a one-time 25 percent surcharge and two percent interest for every month of delay.
“More or less 4,000 business taxpayers have already settled their accounts to the city, but we are expecting a total of more than 5,000 business taxpayers this year,” said Olpindo. (CIO)

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 01:10 PM

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 01:21 PM

ah simple lang joe......total naman andyan kayo sa pinas ...kahit papano kung may time kayo mamasyal or napakasimple lang ,,,post kayo ng mga pics ng mga places of interest at tourist destination ng luyag natin ....ngayun kung gusto mo tutukan ang isang bayan ..gawin mo ibigay mo lahat ng info.about sa bayan na iyan..gayahin mo lang yun format ko ..umpisa ako bayan ng agno.....ano ano ba mayroon sa bayan na yan,hanggang sa natapos ko next town ako ..ok lang share ng mga pics .basta lhat tayo support lang ....

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 01:22 PM

gaya sa iyo sa bayan ng asingan pwedi iakw ang mag feature ng bayan nyo....

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 01:27 PM

Mayor Lim shuts down Bacayao Sur open dumpsite
Posted on January 30, 2011 - Filed Under Inside News, News | Leave a Comment
DAGUPAN Mayor Benjamin Lim has ordered Barangay Chairman Gregorio Taminaya of Bacayao Sur to immediately close the open dumpsite being maintained by the village in violation of the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000.
Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Officer (PENRO) Leduina Co recommended the issuance of a “cease and desist order” against the dumpsite, which is reportedly owned by Taminaya.
A PENRO inspection team found out last January 17 that the disposal site, supposedly functioning as a Material Recovery Facility (MRF), had a huge amount of solid wastes estimated at around 80 to 100 truck loads, making it an open dumpsite.
Open dumpsites are no longer allowed under Section 37 of the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act (Republic Act No. 9003).
“This is the first barangay here, which has been issued a closure order as the site does not conform to the waste management policy of the city. There are MRFs operating in other barangays doing waste segregation, but this one is already operating as an open dumpsite and has become a health and sanitation hazard,” said Lim.Barangay Pantal is also reportedly violating the law and is due for inspection.
“Gagawa tayo ng paraan to help these barangays to improve their MRFs,” said Lim.(CIO)

siguro ang makakasagot nito mga dagupeno..ilan ba ang dumpsite dyan sa syudad?ung iba segregating site lang.

christian joe

January 30th, 2011, 01:28 PM

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ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 01:28 PM

Anong town ang gusto niyo unang makita? :lol:
bayambang na lang muna kasi atat na atat si pangasinense_ak :lol: alang alang sa ip*d :)

:D

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 01:30 PM

WOHOOOOOOOOOOO!!
Umaarangkada na naman ang mga talented na Pangasinense!! :D
MAY BB PILIPINAS NA, MAY OSCARS PA :D

good luck matthew and ms. arabella :cheers:

agay lay kapal na lupa to may nanbaga ya kalupa toy matthew :lol: :bash: joke lang..hehe..bato bato sa langit, ang tamaan ay pls. ibigay na sakin yung ipod! :lol:

Mabuhay Prides of Pangasinan !!!

christian joe

January 30th, 2011, 01:33 PM

si anna julaton pa.. may nalalapit ata siyang laban

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 01:33 PM

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 01:34 PM

Anong town ang gusto niyo unang makita? :lol:
bayambang na lang muna kasi atat na atat si pangasinense_ak :lol: alang alang sa ip*d :)

:D

nakuwwwww aliguas ...ok lng kahit anong unahain mo basta tapusin mo ngayun gabi yan ha hehhee,ok sya pinaalala mo pa ...naku umpano mansilos iray arum ya kabaleyan tayo ....agaggiii.agka kayo maniimon ah...:):)

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 01:36 PM

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 01:42 PM

:)naku aliguas sa wakas naaninag ko na rin yan 7-elevan na yan...todo na ba yan hehe:banana::banana::banana:

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 01:45 PM

Yup, San Gabriel Parish Church po yun, Mga Half kilometer away lang po dito sa house namin, jan nga rin po ang venue ng Theater/Play ng BBNHS bago kami grumaduate ng Highschool (last March 2010 lang po) :)

ibig mong sabihin 17 ka palang...ok ikaw ang pinakabatang forumers dito sa thread natin si joe,21,si amigable 20,si aliguas matanda na ata yan..23:lol::lol:

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 01:47 PM

Calasiao, Pangasinan

Mac Arthur Hiway

ROBINSONS PANGASINAN UPDATE Jan.30.2011

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^^ sabi sa news robinsons calasiao ang name ng mall na ito :nuts:
di pa pinaskil yung design nung mall :bash: hmmmmmm
lapit na nilang umpisahan ang skeleton ng mall!! :cheers: nakita ko kasi yung mga iron bars eh :lol:

Toyota Dagupan City
Calasiao, Pangasinan

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Villa Michelle Guillerma Resort

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Home Ideas Superstore

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Senor Tesoro Academy and Banco de Oro

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^^ sorry yan lang ang nakuha ko sa calasaio :( nagloko kasi yung digicam eh.. saka tinitipid ko battery ng cp ko :( sa susunod na lang..hehe
sayang yung nissan, isuzu, mitsubishi at honda cars pati yung gerrys grill at dagupena restaurant..haistttttttt..dumaan din ako sa sta.barbara...ang dami na din palang SUBDIVISIONS! ang natandaan ko lang eh yung Camella Wedgewood at Camella Heights...along McArthur Hiway din.

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 01:49 PM

Agro-Industrial Fair http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/agno3.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/display2.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/display4boboy.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/display5alolengbEast.jpg

christian joe

January 30th, 2011, 01:50 PM

nice update aliguas!!!!!!!!!

christian joe

January 30th, 2011, 01:51 PM

Robinsons Place Pangasinan ang name ng mall??

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 01:56 PM

sorry ha :(

ito lang kuha ko sa Villasis at Urdaneta City

Villasis Town Hall
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Urdaneta City

CB Mall

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs252.snc6/180041_150946021627294_100001356908324_275593_591364_n.jpg

jPrime

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs056.snc6/168628_150946084960621_100001356908324_275594_6264029_n.jpg

BMEG PLANT

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs246.snc6/179451_150945874960642_100001356908324_275588_3088224_n.jpg

Purina Plant

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sya nga pala.....ang GANDA na ng URDANETA!!!!!!!
ang lawak ng Mc Arthur Hiway nila :cheers: may traffic lights pa :cheers: saka busing busy ang DOWNTOWN NG URDANETA. parang nasa Dagupan lang ako :lol: ang daming universities at collleges ang nadaanan ko pati subdivisions :cheers: sayang nga di ko nakuhanan ng pics :( next time na lang ha
nga pala,..ang MAGIC MALL ba ng Urdaneta ang pinakamalaking MAGIC Mall? malaki din kasi sya. saka madaming tao.. :cheers:
saka ang dadami din palang magagandang buildings sa urdaneta..may 6-7 storeys pa nga eh :cheers:

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 01:57 PM

:applause::applause::applause::okay::okay::okay:galing mo aliguas....naku kapag malakas na loob ni joe na pumunta dyan sa dagupan malamang sawa tayo ng pics.hehe btw...yung resort na yan along mc arthur high way rin ba yan at sa calsiao din ba yan?at training center pa ng PAMMA...

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 01:58 PM

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 01:59 PM

SM CITY ROSALES

Carmen, Rosales, Pangasinan

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^^ wohoooo..ang daming tao kanina sa SM :D kaya nahihiya ako magpicture sa loob..hahaha. :lol: kaya sa labas na lang ako nagpic.
sayang di ako nakakuha ng pic sa Carmen downtown :(

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 02:03 PM

malamang ung design ng mall ng robinson ay sa march pa yan...tnx sa update mo sa lahat..btw pansin ko sa mga pics mo nakasakay sa bus....except sa bayambang...

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 02:03 PM

ibig mong sabihin 17 ka palang...ok ikaw ang pinakabatang forumers dito sa thread natin si joe,21,si amigable 20,si aliguas matanda na ata yan..23:lol::lol:

Magse-17 po ako sa April :lol: Thanks po sa mga info ng mga edad nila haha :D eh kayo naman po? Hehehe :)

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 02:03 PM

ibig mong sabihin 17 ka palang...ok ikaw ang pinakabatang forumers dito sa thread natin si joe,21,si amigable 20,si aliguas matanda na ata yan..23:lol::lol:

:lol: ako ata pinakabata dito noh! :lol: 23 ka dyan!! :bash: 17 din aq..weeeh :lol:

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 02:04 PM

Magse-17 po ako sa April :lol: Thanks po sa mga info ng mga edad nila haha :D eh kayo naman po? Hehehe :)

ahh..oo nga..ikaw pinakabata :) 49 na sya.. :nuts:

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 02:04 PM

pansin ko yung CB mall parang may sky garden sya ..:nuts:

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 02:08 PM

Magse-17 po ako sa April :lol: Thanks po sa mga info ng mga edad nila haha :D eh kayo naman po? Hehehe :)
hula ko lang hehe
:lol: ako ata pinakabata dito noh! :lol: 23 ka dyan!! :bash: 17 din aq..weeeh :lol:
ayyyyyyyy..aray 17 daw ....noong 2007 weeeh
ahh..oo nga..ikaw pinakabata :) 49 na sya.. :nuts:arayyyyyy ,angsakit sa dibdib 49 yo....na me....hindi ah 31 pa lang me...kilos bata pero isip matanda...

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 02:09 PM

nice update aliguas!!!!!!!!!
thanks :)
Robinsons Place Pangasinan ang name ng mall??

oo nga eh :nuts: dapat Robinsons Calasiao na lang. :)

:applause::applause::applause::okay::okay::okay:galing mo aliguas....naku kapag malakas na loob ni joe na pumunta dyan sa dagupan malamang sawa tayo ng pics.hehe btw...yung resort na yan along mc arthur high way rin ba yan at sa calsiao din ba yan?at training center pa ng PAMMA...

oo lahat ng kuha ko sa calasiao, along mc arthur hiway..
di pala ako nakapunta ng dagupan:lol: traffic kasi at baka gabihin na ako pag nagpunta pa ako dun..hehehe..saka na lang :cheers:

malamang ung design ng mall ng robinson ay sa march pa yan...tnx sa update mo sa lahat..btw pansin ko sa mga pics mo nakasakay sa bus....except sa bayambang...
siguro..sana ipaskil na!! excited na ako..

sya nga pala..yung Magic Mall sa Calasiao Town proper..mukha atang matatagalan pa yun bago umpisahan at matapos.... binakuran na kasi sya at tinakpan na ng mga yero...pero MAY MGA PUNO PA DIN SA LOOB NG CONSTRUCTION SITE :lol: may ilaw naman dun sa loob pag gabi...ewan ko lang kung may tao :lol:

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 02:11 PM

Wow Ang ganda naman ng bagong mall jan sa Bayambang, di kami madalas makadaan jan kase, :) ibang-iba sya sa mga Malls dito. :D
Mga gaano po kalaki sya kung Icocompare sa Nepo mall or CSI square? :)

oo nga noh ngayun ko rin lang napansin ,,may hawig ata sa royal mall sa malinta exit sa valenzuela city mm.siguro kasing laki lang yan ng CSI market square,maluwang yan sa likod....

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 02:16 PM

Nagkakaalaman na ng mga edad! Haha :D :lol:

Yung CB Mall, ang high tech ng Entrada nila! Automatic! Kulang nalang ng red carpet para star awards na! Hehehe :lol: :lol:

jcruze057

January 30th, 2011, 02:16 PM

heto siguro gusto ni jcruze:(sensya na di ako marunong mag-photoshop)
http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/7348/pangcap1.jpg
wow!!! hahaha, the Capitol Building looks fabulous!!!

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 02:17 PM

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 02:20 PM

gandang gabi jcruze...maganda ba yun ginawa ni asinger la?support ako dyan kung yan ang design..

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 02:23 PM

Nagkakaalaman na ng mga edad! Haha :D :lol:

Yung CB Mall, ang high tech ng Entrada nila! Automatic! Kulang nalang ng red carpet para star awards na! Hehehe :lol: :lol:

kauna unahan siguro yan sa pangasinan malls.... @aliguas di ba may building b na yung sm rosales...?

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 02:25 PM

Theory ko kaya Robinsons Place Pangasinan ang ipapapngalan nila kase:
dahil hindi sya mismo sa Dagupan, mas Pinili pa nilang ipangalan as 'Pangasinan' kesa sa Calasiao dahil hindi pa kilala ang Calasiao as a shopping haven whereas kung Pangasinan ang ita-tag nila, igegeneralize ng tao na pwedeng sa Dagupan located ito, at kung mapadpad man sila sa Dagupan, di naman sila mawawala coz ang Downtown Dagupan at Calasiao town proper ay napakalapit lamang sa isa't isa. :) Wala lang naisip ko lang. hehe :D

jcruze057

January 30th, 2011, 02:27 PM

hellow, wow, agay lay dakep na Royal Mall manaya

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 02:30 PM

ayan ang bayambang ,sana kumuha ka rin ng pics sa bandang pob.sur daming bagong gusali doon .puro dilaw ang kulay...pansin ko rin parang electronic billboard ung nasa Royal mall...confirm mo po aliguas nextime ha ,tnx madami ....:)excited na rin me bakasyon.....sabay opening ng robinson mall:banana::banana:

Same here parang electronic Billboard nga sa pagkakatingin ko,

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 02:34 PM

Theory ko kaya Robinsons Place Pangasinan ang ipapapngalan nila kase:
dahil hindi sya mismo sa Dagupan, mas Piliin pa nila ipangalan sa Pangasinan kesa sa Calasiao dahil hindi pa kilala ang Calasiao as a shopping haven whereas kung Pangasinan ang ita-tag nila, igegeneralize ng tao na pwedeng sa Dagupan located ito, at kung mapadpad man sila sa Dagupan, di naman sila mawawala coz ang Downtown Dagupan at Calasiao town proper ay napakalapit lamang sa isa't isa. :) Wala lang naisip ko lang. hehe :Dpwedi .kasi ganun din ang ginawang name ng robinson starmills pampanga sa san fernanado pampanga,hindi pa kasi sikat noon ang san fernando noong tinayo ang robinson.ddi gaya ng sa angeles city nakapangaalan sya talaga sa syudad.,,malamang yan na ang name nya....pero kung may mall ulit ng robinson possible robinson west or east ..idea ko rin lang hehe

hellow, wow, agay lay dakep na Royal Mall manayataga saan ka nga ba kaaron jcruze:)

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 02:40 PM

heto siguro gusto ni jcruze:(sensya na di ako marunong mag-photoshop)
http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/7348/pangcap1.jpg

:ohno: btw yung dome di naman yan whitehouse eh..capitol nila yan sa US
:ohno::ohno::ohno::ohno:
regalo sa atin ng mga Americans ang Kapitolyo natin..kaya kung maaari, wag natin itong baguhin :ohno: mahiya naman tayo sa kanila..baka sabihin nila eh napapangitan tayo kaya binago natin sya..saka baka sabihin nilang gaya gaya tayo sa capitol nila :ohno: basta ako, okay na ako sa ganda ng ating capitol.:)

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 02:42 PM

kauna unahan siguro yan sa pangasinan malls.... @aliguas di ba may building b na yung sm rosales...?

ewan ko kung electronic billboard yun..di ko sya napansin eh basta picture lang ako ng picture :lol: sige sa susunod ulit na mapadpad ako ng bayambang

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 02:43 PM

commercial muna tayo,,,pangasinan travel and tourism is now open for posting...

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 02:45 PM

pwedi .kasi ganun din ang ginawang name ng robinson starmills pampanga sa san fernanado pampanga,hindi pa kasi sikat noon ang san fernando noong tinayo ang robinson.ddi gaya ng sa angeles city nakapangaalan sya talaga sa syudad.,,malamang yan na ang name nya....pero kung may mall ulit ng robinson possible robinson west or east ..idea ko rin lang hehe

Saka kung taga-Eastern Part sila ng Pangasinan, mas mauuna naman ang Calasiao kesa Dagupan, strategic talaga ang location ng Calasiao, :D

Kung taga western Pangasinan naman, pagkarating nya sa lucao, magtetake sya ng De venecia hi-way, ayun! na bypass na agad ang matraffic na Downtown Dagupan, hahaha

Dahil sa mga sinabi ko, i feel sorry for my city lol

christian joe

January 30th, 2011, 02:49 PM

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 02:50 PM

ewan ko kung electronic billboard yun..di ko sya napansin eh basta picture lang ako ng picture :lol: sige sa susunod ulit na mapadpad ako ng bayambangok:):) .....accepted hehe:cheers::cheers:

:ohno: btw yung dome di naman yan whitehouse eh..capitol nila yan sa US
:ohno::ohno::ohno::ohno:
regalo sa atin ng mga Americans ang Kapitolyo natin..kaya kung maaari, wag natin itong baguhin :ohno: mahiya naman tayo sa kanila..baka sabihin nila eh napapangitan tayo kaya binago natin sya..saka baka sabihin nilang gaya gaya tayo sa capitol nila :ohno: basta ako, okay na ako sa ganda ng ating capitol.:)

may point ka pero kung to attract more visitors from nearby towns and provinces why not.... saka extention lang naman at dagdag ng taas .pero yun pa rin ang facade nya:):):)pero malayo mangyari siguro.....sana mapdpad si gov.espino sa SSC forum para malaman nya itong mga idea ng kaababayan ntin...:)

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 30th, 2011, 02:56 PM

im scared....:ohno::ohno::ohno:

nalito ata si joe! :lol: hahaha..joe di ka mawawala sa dagupan..promise.

eh bat ako...1st time ko sa urdaneta, villasis at rosales...di naman ako nawala ah :lol:

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 02:58 PM

Saka kung taga-Eastern Part sila ng Pangasinan, mas mauuna naman ang Calasiao kesa Dagupan, strategic talaga ang location ng Calasiao, :D

Kung taga western Pangasinan naman, pagkarating nya sa lucao, magtetake sya ng De venecia hi-way, ayun! na bypass na agad ang matraffic na Downtown Dagupan, hahaha

Dahil sa mga sinabi ko, i feel sorry for my city lolsa tingin ko hanggang dyan na lang yun dagupan siguro.....pero ito good news .. The DEATH of the SLOGANS era at ang DAGUPAN CITY 2030—NOW Mapping

Posted by Vangie Padilla on Jul 14th, 2010
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Natutuwa talaga akong obserbahan ang syudad ng Dagupan ngayon. Lalo na't narito na ang hinahangaan nating si Mayor Benjie S. Lim (MBSL). Ang kanyang challenge, ang kanyang action plan, ang kanyang battlecry noon na " give us a chance to build the foundation of Dagupan City for the next 20 years." Kung status update nya yun saFacebook, siguradong ila-like ko yun everyday…

Bago sya naupo, maraming mga ordinansa ang pinagtibay sa lungsod ng Dagupan. Sabi ng iba, mga mahahalaga daw na ordinansa ang mga ito. Kung mahahalaga, bakit pinagtibay kung kelan ilang oras na lang bago sila aalis? Bakit hindi noong namamayagpag pa sila sa kanilang termino tsaka nila yun pinagtibay? Nakalimutan o me iniiiwasan? Tulad ng pagbibigay karapatan sa BFAR na syang mamahala sa bagong Bangus processing plant na galing sa grant ng dayuhang gobyerno at nilakad ni dating Congressman Joe De Venecia ( na not-so-bestfriend ni MBSL).

Isa rin dito ang ordinansang nagsasaad na limang taon ay hindi magtataas ng renta ng mga vendors sa Malimgas Public Market. Limang taong tatahimik ang buhay ng mga vendors. Matagal-tagal din yon, ah. At may tatlo pang ordinansang pinagtibay bago lumisan ang dating administrasyon.

Outnumbered ang grupo ni MBSL sa konseho. Dadalawa ata ang kanyang kasama. Si Brian lang ata at si Red. Kaya may ata, kasi syempre along the way ay may magtitiklupan na rin dyan. At makikisama.

Si Maybelyn Dela Cruz- Fernandez ang Majority Floor Leader at si Brian Lim naman ang Minority Leader. Masaya ito. Naiaward na nga daw ang mga komite at syempre ang majority bloc ang nabigyan ng mga key committees sa SP. Isang bonggang GUDLAK din sa administrasyon. Kung paano nila ikakamada ang kaunlaran ng Dagupan City sa kabila ng kanilang katayuan at partido ay isa pang malaking palaisipan.

Nagkaroon kamakailan ng fishkill sa Pangasinan. At hindi nakalusot ang Dagupan City dito. Ang Bangus Capital of the World, naging fishkill capital na rin ba? Talagang kahit mga eksperto ay aminadong OVERLOADING at OVERCROWDING ang pangunahing dahilan nito. Si Aling Emma naman kasi ng City Agri, mukhang wala ring ngipin para pigilan ang mga dupang na illegal fishpen operators kahit may ordinansa. Mukhang tinulugan lang ng city gov’t. ang problemang ito, tama ba?

Kamakailan ay naibalita sa telebisyon na halos wala na ring pondo ang Dagupan City government at ayon mismo sa tresurera ay humigit kumulang P81 milyon na lang ang natira sa General Fund ng kanilang pondo. Halos nangangapa na ito ng pangsweldo sa sandamakmak nitong mga empleyado.

Kaya mangongolekta pa daw ang mga ito. Tutal naman ay madadagdagan din ito ng kanilang mga susunod na IRA. Huwaaaat? Isang napakalaking GUDLAK!

Eto na ang totoong buhay. Sabi ni MBSL sa mga empleyadong mukhang na-beybi noon, "Please do your best. Hindi pupuwede yong palakasan sa akin. Hindi porke malapit ka kay mayor ay pwede na. Please do your job and I assure you, you will be fairly compensated. For those of you who will not, I'm sorry to say, you better shape up or be shipped out," babala ng Mayor. May please pa yan ha, pero isa lang ibig sabihin nyan. Umayos ka, o sisipain ka. Pwede ka ring kumain ng shit sa labas … ng administrasyon ( shipped out ). LOL- . Sa pagbabalik daw nya bilang mayor ng Dagupan sa susunod na tatlong taon, sisiguruhin nyang magiging mas live-able ang syudad para sa mga Dagupeno sa tulong ng lahat. Pero ito pa ang kanyang matinding punchline na ikinawindang ng madlang pipol…

"Hindi na pwede yung 'business as usual' sa Dagupan City. Hindi na pwedeng slogan tayo ng slogan.We need to do something about our environment, about garbage, about the traffic, law and order. Most especially, we need to do something to create a better atmosphere for more investments and more job opportunities for Dagupenos."

Slogan ba ng slogan ang Dagupan? Slogan ba ang 'AListo sa Serbisyo'? 'LIMminggas lamet' ? OMG, banned na pala ang mga sloganizers sa city.. Kaya yung mga THINKERbelles o think tanks o tacticians daw ng kung aning-aning, nako-corny-han na si MBSL sa mga slogan. Think out of the box na. THE DEATH OF SLOGANS era na.

Mukha ngang sa mga sususnod na lingo ay ima-map out na ang plano o framework na itatakda sa lungsod para sa susunod na 20 taon. Futuristic na rin ang Dagupan… Dagupan 2030—NOW kuanto met. Masha-shado! Maangas met awa Kuya Rhee? Agaba-gabayan ko yan plano dad Dagupan. Siguro aya so sangka-agustuan kon arengel ko ed sakey ya leader ed samplo’y taon ko lan journalist.

Isi-set up na ng mga leaders ngayon ang framework na syang susundan ng susunod na mga henerasyon. This is where the past meets the future.. Diba exciting? Ang tanong, kaya kaya ng mga utak ng iba jan na sundan ang nasabing futuristic mapping o planning? Ambisyosong plano ito. Baka dumugo ang utak ng ilan dyan.. LOL.

Huling hagikgik… DAGUPAN CITY WEBSITE. This website is under construction.. GALING! Mabilis ang aksyon. Syempre bago na ang administrasyon, bagong design ng website. Bagong mukha. Ano kaya ang mga pagbabago sa website ng Dagupan? Hmmn.. napapaisip tuloy ako. Kilala ang CREATIVE Team BSL na updated sa showbiz happenings.. oops, updated sa technological advancements, maimpress kaya nila ang Dagupan 2030—NOW website visitor like me? Abangan.. Wag nyo tagalan ha… Mahirap magutom sa press release…

Huling Pahabol, inaanyayahan po naming ang lahat na manood sa mga ila-launch ng www.pangalaTALK.com na internet TV shows… tulad ng ANONG BALITA?, eXperience Asinan, COOKnTALKtv, at Tara, Magnegosyo Tayo.

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im scared....:ohno::ohno::ohno:y joe...

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 02:58 PM

im scared....:ohno::ohno::ohno:

San po kayo na 'scared' ? :lol: taga dagupan kayo?

Kung sa Traffic naman, ang matraffic lang naman yung pa-exit ng Dagupan tapos sa mismong CBD, Saka ang traffic dito sa dagupan di naman katulad sa maynila, in other words, bearable ang traffic dito at most of the time sa mga weekends lang nangyayari, kapag weekdays, hindi naman :) :)

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 03:16 PM

San po kayo na 'scared' ? :lol: taga dagupan kayo?

Kung sa Traffic naman, ang matraffic lang naman yung pa-exit ng Dagupan tapos sa mismong CBD, Saka ang traffic dito sa dagupan di naman katulad sa maynila, in other words, bearable ang traffic dito at most of the time sa mga weekends lang nangyayari, kapag weekdays, hindi naman :) :)

nagwoworry sya siguro dahil ang syudad ng dagupan ay dami nang napalagpas na malalaking establishments gaya ng most admirable SM mall..:):)

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 03:17 PM

Umaasa ako kay Mayor Benjie Lim na gagawin nyang mas lively pa ang Dagupan,

For me, di lang naman mga Malls ang basehan ng pag-unlad,kumbaga lets give chance to others Lol hehehe kidding aside, mas gusto ko ang pumumuno ni Benjie Lim dati na. Mas naging lively at active ang dagupan sa pamunuan nya.

Ewan ko, pero pag nandito ako sa Dagupan i feel more secured, nung nakarating ako sa Urdaneta,Hmm ok maganda, neat pero iba pa rin ang Dagupan. :) :) Saka mas maraming pagpipilian dito sa Dagupan na di ko mahanaphanap sa Urdaneta.

jcruze057

January 30th, 2011, 03:20 PM

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 03:23 PM

nagwoworry sya siguro dahil ang syudad ng dagupan ay dami nang napalagpas na malalaking establishments gaya ng most admirable SM mall..:):)

Sana matuloy ang SM dito sa Dagupan huhu, sa Wikipedia Article ng SM, Sinama na nila ang SM city Dagupan sa list nila.

May CSI The city Mall,, Nepo Mall Arellano,, CSI The Square,, Magic CenterPoint,, Magic Club,, and BHF pa naman tayo + Malimgas Market (Mix Mall and Market)

Saka yung bagong UNITOP diba? Para syang merchandise and Department store (3 floor bldg)
ang mura pa ng mga products nila.
Parang Baclaran haha

Tapos may metro state U/C pa sa tapat ng City hall :) :)

jcruze057

January 30th, 2011, 03:24 PM

:ohno: btw yung dome di naman yan whitehouse eh..capitol nila yan sa US
:ohno::ohno::ohno::ohno:
regalo sa atin ng mga Americans ang Kapitolyo natin..kaya kung maaari, wag natin itong baguhin :ohno: mahiya naman tayo sa kanila..baka sabihin nila eh napapangitan tayo kaya binago natin sya..saka baka sabihin nilang gaya gaya tayo sa capitol nila :ohno: basta ako, okay na ako sa ganda ng ating capitol.:)

ay uu nga pala hahaha...lalo bagay, from Washishton DC's Capitol Bldg to Pangansinan's Capitol Bldg on Lingayen's Capitol Grounds

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 03:36 PM

uu nga at to date, the Capitol Grounds is the 2nd most visited place in Pangasinan na pala...so the dome can be an added attraction...hindi naman siguro magtatampo ang mga Amerikano nyan...kung baga, we really love their designs kaya we want more of it.agree...forward kung baga.....

Sana matuloy ang SM dito sa Dagupan huhu, sa Wikipedia Article ng SM, Sinama na nila ang SM city Dagupan sa list nila.

May CSI The city Mall, Nepo Mall at Arellano, Magic CenterPoint and BHF pa naman tayo + Malimgas Market (Mix Mall and Market)

Saka yung bagong UNITOP diba? Para syang merchandise and Department store (3 floor bldg)

Tapos may metro state pa sa tapat ng City hall :) :)sa totoo lang lahat ng bayan sa pangasinan may routa papuntang dagupan,kung sakali man pumasok ang SM at maallaking malls pa dyan sa dagupan hindi naman siguro affected ang mga ibang establishments....saka parami tayo ng parami oars oras eh ang mga mall taon lang bago magkaroon ng bago...ung nga lang baka hindi magiging center of trade and commerce ang syudad....:)

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 03:46 PM

Pero I believe, ang di maaagaw sa dagupan ay ang pagiging centro ng Media/broadcasting networks.
Both ABS-CBN and GMA sa Dagupan naka-base (serving North and NorthCentral Luzon) (Pati na rin ang UNTV) + 10 FM radio stations that serves the whole Province Pangasinan.

pangasinense ak

January 30th, 2011, 03:52 PM

isama mo pa ang bagong regional network ng ABC 5,..btw nite na sa inyo bukas na lang ulit,,parating na si saintm ..intay nyo daming updates noon hehe:):goodnight:goodnight:goodnight

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 04:01 PM

isama mo pa ang bagong regional network ng ABC 5,..btw nite na sa inyo bukas na lang ulit,,parating na si saintm ..intay nyo daming updates noon hehe:):goodnight:goodnight:goodnight

Ah you mean TV5?? tama TV5 pa nga pala! Malakas din ang TV5 dito sa atin! :D Maganda na kasi ang mga line up ng shows nila at malinaw na ang reception...! (Magmula nang si MVP na ang owner) Nakikipagdikitan na ang ratings nya sa ABS and GMA.

Sige goodnight po!!! Thx.

PS: Meron pa ngang isang network called Solar TV channel 12, Pero I doubt kung magkakaron sila ng Regional office dito sa Pangasinan kasi more on American TV shows ang palabas nila, di masyadong tutok sa balita. Pati balita nga pala nila galing USA pa. :lol: :lol:

jcruze057

January 30th, 2011, 04:06 PM

center of education din ang dagupan eh. ay bat nawala signature ko?

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 04:17 PM

Yup tama center of educ. din ang Dagupan :D :)

Currently we have 3 universities, at ang colegio de dagupan ay nagpepetition na para maging Universidad na rin.haha ;D

Ano pong signature??!

jcruze057

January 30th, 2011, 04:34 PM

Yup tama center of educ. din ang Dagupan :D :)

Currently we have 3 universities, at ang colegio de dagupan ay nagpepetition na para maging Universidad na rin.haha ;D

Ano pong signature??!
naibalik ko na...pwede rin arts and culture...pero I think makukuha ng Lingayen yung title na yun hahaha

jcruze057

January 30th, 2011, 04:36 PM

wow, talagang ang ganda ng Pangasinan...parang lahat ng features sa Pinas ay nasa Pangasinan na

jcruze057

January 30th, 2011, 04:43 PM

^OMG Anovah people hindi pa po ba kayo naka punta dun sa bonuan?:lol::lol::lol:
twice pa lang ako....yung road na from Dagupan, bunuan all the way to Sn Fabian hanggang Mangaldan then back to downtown Dagupan

jcruze057

January 30th, 2011, 04:45 PM

akala natin noon sa manila lang mayroon pero dito sa pangasinan marami na ....

parang dyan na daldalhin ang mga establishments na somusobra sa downtown,,gaya ng latst update ni kabayan jdcwave may bagong BHF Famly Mall na tinatayo ..:banana::banana:
it will cater to a different market siyempre...yung mga naliligo sa bunuan beach di na kailangang pumunta sa downtown para kumain sa restaurant

jdcwave

January 30th, 2011, 04:45 PM

naibalik ko na...pwede rin arts and culture...pero I think makukuha ng Lingayen yung title na yun hahaha

Yup :) mas mukhang active sa mga cultural activities ang Lingayen eh, hehehe

jcruze057

January 30th, 2011, 04:48 PM

Yup :) mas mukhang active sa mga cultural activities ang Lingayen eh, hehehemedyo kulang pa sila ng Amphi-theatre...ang maganda ilagay rin nila dun sa katabi ng Capitol Complex, facing the beach...for sure added attraction ulet yun, baka pag nalaman nila Ophrah at Ellen, baka dun sila mag-daos ng show nila na may sikat na mga singers na kariniwang ginagawa nila sa Australia once a year

ISwitch

January 30th, 2011, 05:17 PM

medyo kulang pa sila ng Amphi-theatre...ang maganda ilagay rin nila dun sa katabi ng Capitol Complex, facing the beach...for sure added attraction ulet yun, baka pag nalaman nila Ophrah at Ellen, baka dun sila mag-daos ng show nila na may sikat na mga singers na kariniwang ginagawa nila sa Australia once a year
di naman masamang mangarap...pero medyo agree ako dyan...dapat muna nilang gawin...iextend yung park para maging worlg class talaga tapos taniman nila ng mga flowwering trees like cherry blossoms, tapos mag-daos sila ng monthly reenactment ng Lingayen Landing of McArthur at World War 11...na ang participants ay mga descendants ng mga sunadalo ng WW2

ISwitch

January 30th, 2011, 05:19 PM

wow, bago ito...saan yung list ng mga malls sa pangasinan? bakit wala? importante kaya yun

saintm

January 30th, 2011, 07:03 PM

BAYAMBANG, PANGASINAN

Royal Mall

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bayambang-basista/malasiqui road

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Calasiao, Pangasinan

Mac Arthur Hiway

ROBINSONS PANGASINAN UPDATE Jan.30.2011

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^^ sabi sa news robinsons calasiao ang name ng mall na ito :nuts:
di pa pinaskil yung design nung mall :bash: hmmmmmm
lapit na nilang umpisahan ang skeleton ng mall!! :cheers: nakita ko kasi yung mga iron bars eh :lol:

Toyota Dagupan City
Calasiao, Pangasinan

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Villa Michelle Guillerma Resort

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Home Ideas Superstore

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Senor Tesoro Academy and Banco de Oro

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^^ sorry yan lang ang nakuha ko sa calasaio :( nagloko kasi yung digicam eh.. saka tinitipid ko battery ng cp ko :( sa susunod na lang..hehe
sayang yung nissan, isuzu, mitsubishi at honda cars pati yung gerrys grill at dagupena restaurant..haistttttttt..dumaan din ako sa sta.barbara...ang dami na din palang SUBDIVISIONS! ang natandaan ko lang eh yung Camella Wedgewood at Camella Heights...along McArthur Hiway din.

sorry ha :(

ito lang kuha ko sa Villasis at Urdaneta City

Villasis Town Hall
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Urdaneta City

CB Mall

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jPrime

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BMEG PLANT

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Purina Plant

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sya nga pala.....ang GANDA na ng URDANETA!!!!!!!
ang lawak ng Mc Arthur Hiway nila :cheers: may traffic lights pa :cheers: saka busing busy ang DOWNTOWN NG URDANETA. parang nasa Dagupan lang ako :lol: ang daming universities at collleges ang nadaanan ko pati subdivisions :cheers: sayang nga di ko nakuhanan ng pics :( next time na lang ha
nga pala,..ang MAGIC MALL ba ng Urdaneta ang pinakamalaking MAGIC Mall? malaki din kasi sya. saka madaming tao.. :cheers:
saka ang dadami din palang magagandang buildings sa urdaneta..may 6-7 storeys pa nga eh :cheers:

SM CITY ROSALES

Carmen, Rosales, Pangasinan

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^^ wohoooo..ang daming tao kanina sa SM :D kaya nahihiya ako magpicture sa loob..hahaha. :lol: kaya sa labas na lang ako nagpic.
sayang di ako nakakuha ng pic sa Carmen downtown :(

Dami po pictures nakakatuwa! Malapit narin pala matapos 7eleven sa bayambang. Dami rin negosyo sa calasiao kakatuwa po talaga. i luv it! excited na me sa Robinsons nansawa ak lad sm

next naman po sana malasiqui naman :):):)

saintm

January 30th, 2011, 07:10 PM

grabe ,,alam mo ba nangyari ,,2 oras kung ginawa tapos binura na ng mods:ohno:,,napuyat me dahil doon :nuts:...basta next time gawin ko ulit i confirme ko sa modz kung pwedi .dahil baka erease na naman...yan banner natin sa thread 10 yan ung banner nya na intro ..:)hala bakit naman po? ano po ba explanation? inaapi ka nila? :ohno::ohno::ohno:

saintm

January 30th, 2011, 07:20 PM

Efforts to preserve Pangasinan language, literature on

LINGAYEN, Pangasinan, Jan. 29 -Efforts to preserve the Pangasinan language, culture and literature are underway.
A round table discussion about writing, publishing, intellectual property and copyright sponsored by the provincial government in coordination with the Filipinas Copyright Licensing Society, Inc. (FILCOLS)was held Friday at the Malong conference room with members of the Ulopan na Pansiansay Salitan Pangasinan (UPSP) participating.
Pangasinan Tourism Officer Maria Luisa A. Elduayan said the undertaking aimed to provide assistance to budding literary writers in the province especially members of the UPSP who, she said, are doing a great job in preserving the Pangasinan language, culture and literature.
Elduayan said Gov. Amado T. Espino, Jr. fully supported the move because one of the prerogatives of the present administration is to promote Pangasinan arts and culture and that includes the revival of literary works in the Pangasinan language.
UPSP is composed of Pangasinan literary and song writers as well as literary professors from the Pangasinan State University and private universities in the province.
FILCOLS Executive Director Alvin J. Buenaventura said that his office was willing to extend assistance to UPSP in terms of copyright education and book-related activities to fully maximize the exercise of the right of reproduction over their literary works as provided for under the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines.
Copyright is a branch of Intellectual Property which pertains to the rights given to creators or authors for their literary and artistic works. The domain of works includes writings, music, fine art (photography, painting or sculptures) and technology- based works (computer software programs, websites, and electronic databases). This protects the expression of thoughts or ideas, not the thought or ideas themselves.
During the forum, Abdon Balde, Jr., chairperson of the Unyon ng mga Manunulat sa Pilipinas, provided the participants with insights on writing, publishing and marketing of literary works. (PIO/PIA Pangasinan/danny)

saintm

January 30th, 2011, 10:25 PM

Pangasinan Student Trainees Sent to Singapore Complain of Abuse
PUBLISHED ON JANUARY 30, 2011

By LYN V. RAMO Bulatlat.com

LINGAYEN, Pangasinan — More student trainees earlier deployed by the Pangasinan State University to train in hotels and restaurants in Singapore went back here recently complaining of poor working conditions in their training.

Early in January, a whistleblower alleged anomalies in the recruitment of student trainees for Hotel and Restaurant Management under PSU’s international internship program, which has attracted students even from other universities outside Pangasinan.

Besides alleged anomalies in recruitment and enrolment, the whistleblower, who asked not be named, also complained of poor living quarters in a Singapore hostel. He said it was also very far from the workplaces.

This time, the homecoming trainees were also complaining of poor working conditions.

In an earlier interview, a 24-year-old trainee and graduate of PSU HRM said some students were assigned to work as caddies in a golf and country club when they should have been working in a hotel or a restaurant.

He complained also that he did not receive his one-month salary of SD450 before he was sent back to the Philippines after he complained about the poor housing.

“PSU authorities are now blaming me for the early return of the other trainees,” the whistleblower said. He said a PSU official even asked him why he aired his grievances to the media.

In a sworn statement, the student trainee listed his complaint. He claimed to have emailed the Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) his statement while he was still in Singapore, hoping he would get favorable action from the said agency, but he got nothing.

saintm

January 30th, 2011, 10:30 PM

jdcwave

January 31st, 2011, 12:35 AM

Good Morning Madlang Pangasinan people! :lol::lol::D;D
Sample! Sample! Haha :D

jdcwave

January 31st, 2011, 02:28 AM

medyo kulang pa sila ng Amphi-theatre...ang maganda ilagay rin nila dun sa katabi ng Capitol Complex, facing the beach...for sure added attraction ulet yun, baka pag nalaman nila Ophrah at Ellen, baka dun sila mag-daos ng show nila na may sikat na mga singers na kariniwang ginagawa nila sa Australia once a year

Sana maging Component city na rin ng Pangasinan ang Lingayen, having 100,000+ people?! hindi na masama. Dahil in expansion daw ang CSI group of company, bakit kaya di nila maisipang magtayo dito?? Hmm... :) :)

cuison65

January 31st, 2011, 03:15 AM

Sana maging Component city na rin ng Pangasinan ang Lingayen, having 100,000+ people?! hindi na masama. Dahil in expansion daw ang CSI group of company, bakit kaya di nila maisipang magtayo dito?? Hmm... :) :)

oo nga no, bkit ang csi wala p s lingayen bat d sila magplano na magpatayo dun ng mall, ang alam ko lng dun ay yng magic lingayen n dpat ng simbahan.

jdcwave

January 31st, 2011, 03:22 AM

oo nga no, bkit ang csi wala p s lingayen bat d sila magplano na magpatayo dun ng mall, ang alam ko lng dun ay yng magic lingayen n dpat ng simbahan.

Kaya nga e. Nung ininterview si V-mayor Belen sa Aksion radyo regarding sa expansion nila, sigurado na daw ang CSI Tayug and Asingan (yata yung isa).

1st Class Municipality pa man din ang Lingayen, siguro deserve naman na ng mga lingayenses na Magkaroon ng Mall sa Bayan nila. :)

cuison65

January 31st, 2011, 03:28 AM

cuison65

January 31st, 2011, 03:30 AM

jdcwave

January 31st, 2011, 04:01 AM

:):):)sana alagaan nila ang ilog dyan s syudad dagupan khit mrming mga ippatayong building, kac nkkamiss pagnawala ang mga ilog dyan at yong kulay nito at ang mga nakkuhang mga isda, 2lad ngaun nwwla n ung kampis dtirati mallki at mttba ngaun ang llit n at payat kung minsan nga wala k ng mkkita kahit sa palengke.:):):)

Buti na lang rin tutol si Mayor Lim sa pagrereclaim ng land sa mga Kailogan, kung mapapadaan kayo sa New de venecia highway extension, ang daming parte na pantal na natabunan na ng lupa. Tsk tsk.

amigable

January 31st, 2011, 04:07 AM

SM SM City Dagupan! :lol:

jdcwave

January 31st, 2011, 04:16 AM

People of Dagupan shouts:
WE WANT SM!

:rofl: :lol: sana wag lang maging pangarap, huhu :D

cuison65

January 31st, 2011, 04:18 AM

Buti na lang rin tutol si Mayor Lim sa pagrereclaim ng land sa mga Kailogan, kung mapapadaan kayo sa New de venecia highway extension, ang daming parte na pantal na natabunan na ng lupa. Tsk tsk.

padat lng kac karamihan sa mga taga dagupan ang hanap buhay nila ay nsa ilog o s palaisdaan, sayang nman kung mawawala itong mga ilog at palaisdaan d b? at alam b ninyo dito rin umunlad ang dagupan sa palaisdaan at ilog kac tuwing mdaling araw dyan s downtown marami ng tao para umangkat ng isda para itinda sa kani kanilang bayan hindi lng sa pangasinan kundi pti n rin ang baguio at d2 sa manila.

jdcwave

January 31st, 2011, 04:24 AM

padat lng kac karamihan sa mga taga dagupan ang hanap buhay nila ay nsa ilog o s palaisdaan, sayang nman kung mawawala itong mga ilog at palaisdaan d b? at alam b ninyo dito rin umunlad ang dagupan sa palaisdaan at ilog kac tuwing mdaling araw dyan s downtown marami ng tao para umangkat ng isda para itinda sa kani kanilang bayan hindi lng sa pangasinan kundi pti n rin ang baguio at d2 sa manila.

Thats the point. Ang identity ng Dagupan ay nakasalalay sa sektor ng Palaisdaan at Komersyo, kapag nawala ang isa sa mga ito, baka hindi na'to Dagupan. :(

Pero sa nakikita ko, mapananatili pa rin ng Dagupan ang identity nya. Positive vibes lang. :) hehehe

jdcwave

January 31st, 2011, 04:28 AM

Kapag naging city na ang lingayen, Maganda nang offially tawagin ang mga city at town ng Dagupan City, Mangaldan, Binmaley, at Calasiao as 'Metropolitan Dagupan'. :thumbup:

pangasinense ak

January 31st, 2011, 05:13 AM

ayayay ngayon ko lang po nabasa msg nyo. kainis naman po night shift ako wala man lang po ako makausap grrr
hahahaa....sa tanghaki na ka open po ako ,pero 1 hour lang ehhe.siguro sa call center kyo nagwowork....manila base po no...:)
Good Morning Madlang Pangasinan people! :lol::lol::D;D
Sample! Sample! Haha :Dwow!!! pang showtime taalaga.....masantos ya ugto sika kaaron jdcwave:):):)aktibo ah keep in touch lang hehhee

oo nga no, bkit ang csi wala p s lingayen bat d sila magplano na magpatayo dun ng mall, ang alam ko lng dun ay yng magic lingayen n dpat ng simbahan.

gandang tanghali couson ,parang ngaun lang kita napansin dito sa thread....pangasinense rin po ba kayo?:)

pangasinense ak

January 31st, 2011, 05:16 AM

@pangasinan newly forumers ......lahat dito pwedi po tayo magshare ng mga latest updates at photos ,kaya sa atin ito .....bonding lang ang kailangan...enjoyyyyy.....:):):):banana::banana::cheers:

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 31st, 2011, 05:25 AM

Masantos ya Ugto ed Sicayon Amin Kabaleyan ko ra :D

Sual Sunset

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^^ hindi lang Lingayen at Bolinao ang may magandang sunset..... maganda din ang sunset sa Sual :D

pangasinense ak

January 31st, 2011, 05:26 AM

Kaya nga e. Nung ininterview si V-mayor Belen sa Aksion radyo regarding sa expansion nila, sigurado na daw ang CSI Tayug and Asingan (yata yung isa).

1st Class Municipality pa man din ang Lingayen, siguro deserve naman na ng mga lingayenses na Magkaroon ng Mall sa Bayan nila. :)siguro ang bagay lang sa lingayen ay ang pagigigng kapital nito at tourismo..pero kung sa trade and commerce sa totoo lang napagitna sya ng dalawang syudad alaminos at dagupan, pero malay natin kapag natapos yun eco -tourism dyan sa lingayen...aba mga koreano ang mga negosyante dyan.....malamang hataw ang lingayen....

oo nman padat nga e kac para mging city n rin ang lingayen hindi lng capital ng pangasinan.:):):)sana isulong na ng mayor at congressman kaso maraming requirements para maging isang syudad ang isang bayan ....gaya ng population 150k+,land area,local tax...

Buti na lang rin tutol si Mayor Lim sa pagrereclaim ng land sa mga Kailogan, kung mapapadaan kayo sa New de venecia highway extension, ang daming parte na pantal na natabunan na ng lupa. Tsk tsk.

ginagawang commercial land area na.....:ohno:

pangasinense ak

January 31st, 2011, 05:28 AM

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 31st, 2011, 05:32 AM

Kapag naging city na ang lingayen, Maganda nang offially tawagin ang mga city at town ng Dagupan City, Mangaldan, Binmaley, at Calasiao as 'Metropolitan Dagupan'. :thumbup:

^^ population na lang talaga ang kulang sa mga yan :cheers: btw, lahat ng towns na nakapalibot sa Dagupan at lahat ng towns malapit sa Dagupan ay 1st class municipality na..karamihan din sa mga towns na ito ay may population na 100,000+ :cheers: wohooooo..unahan sila maging City o baka naman sabay sabay silang maging city! magandang pangitain yan para sa Metro Dagupan o Kalakhang Central Pangasinan :cheers:sabay sabay umuunlad ang mga bayan bayan dyan:lol: paano kaya pag sabay sabay nagfile ng cityhood ang bayan ng Mangaldan, Calasiao, Binmaley, Lingayen at Sta.Barbara(parang magkakalevel na ang mga towns na to)? :cheers: tapos pasok sila lahat? :cheers: wohooooooo..magcecelebrate ang buong SSC Pangasinan nito at buong Pangasinan :cheers: :lol: sana before 5 years maabot na nila ang minimum requirement ns 150K population total 100K na halos ang mga towns na nabanggit ko :cheers:

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 31st, 2011, 05:35 AM

aba ,naka online si aliguas...share ka naman ng hotos sa travel and tourim ...itohhhh...btw out naku pasok ulit,,,di bale from wed to sunday wala kami pasok kaya,hoiliday ,,ay may nakalimutan me ...aliguas ,,,ok ...hehee

ikaw na magpost ah..hehehe..tagasubaybay lang ako sa new thread natin :) saka ko na babahain ng photos yan.... :lol: plano ko palang magpunta sa bakasyon ng WESTERN PANGASINAN Bolinao, Anda, Alaminos, Burgos, Sual, Dasol :cheers:
:cheers:

cuison65

January 31st, 2011, 05:35 AM

hahahaa....sa tanghaki na ka open po ako ,pero 1 hour lang ehhe.siguro sa call center kyo nagwowork....manila base po no...:)
wow!!! pang showtime taalaga.....masantos ya ugto sika kaaron jdcwave:):):)aktibo ah keep in touch lang hehhee

gandang tanghali couson ,parang ngaun lang kita napansin dito sa thread....pangasinense rin po ba kayo?:)

matagal n ako d2 kaya lng pasulpot sulpot lng ako d2 o nkkibalita, s dagupan ako jan s gobel bolosan kung npakingan mo n tng sltang yan ay dun ang bahay nmin, pero ngaun nand2 ako sa manila.

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 31st, 2011, 05:41 AM

matagal n ako d2 kaya lng pasulpot sulpot lng ako d2 o nkkibalita, s dagupan ako jan s gobel bolosan kung npakingan mo n tng sltang yan ay dun ang bahay nmin, pero ngaun nand2 ako sa manila.

cuison apilyido mo? may kakilala akong cuison, taga bonuan area din yun :) hehe..mga filipino-chinese ba ang mga cuison?

jdcwave

January 31st, 2011, 06:11 AM

cuison65

January 31st, 2011, 06:19 AM

cuison apilyido mo? may kakilala akong cuison, taga bonuan area din yun :) hehe..mga filipino-chinese ba ang mga cuison?

oo cuison ang apilyido ko, cguro my lahi kac malliit ang mata nmin eh:lol::lol::lol:

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 31st, 2011, 06:44 AM

Hi mga Kabaleyan! Nandito ako ngayon sa Magic (Yung tapat ng malimgas) hehehe. Nakaka internet ako via Cp. :)

Nasa finishing na ang BHF bonuan, siguro mga 90% complete na sila. Magtetake nga sana ako ng pic, biglang nagshutdown cp ko .lol. Nasa jeep lang kasi ako nun :lol: :lol:

wow..malapit na pala... POST mo picture d2 ah :cheers: tol share mo naman yang proxy mo sa cp :lol: free ba yan?smart o globe? hehehe:banana:

oo cuison ang apilyido ko, cguro my lahi kac malliit ang mata nmin eh:lol::lol::lol:

ahhh.yung kakilala ko kasi singkit din :lol: filipino-chinese daw sila eh :)

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 31st, 2011, 06:56 AM

Ano ba talaga???

Robinsons Place Calasiao o Robinsons Place Pangasinan?

tinignan ko naman sa website ng ROBINSONS...Robinsons Calasiao naman :lol:
http://www.robinsonsmalls.com/

pero dito sa kuha kong pic, Robinsons Pangasinan naman :lol:
http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs057.snc6/168711_150950014960228_100001356908324_275618_3429965_n.jpg

saka ano ba talaga ang design ng mall na to? :D

ITO BA?

http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/6554/robcal2.jpg

O ITO?

http://img140.imageshack.us/img140/3506/bizlif10hires.jpg
^^ hanapin niyo ng yung STARBUCKS DYAN?? :lol:

PERO AYON DUN SA GUMAWA NG RENDER/DESIGN NG MALL..binura naman na :lol:
http://spindev.ph/asyadesigns/projects/malls/robinsons-calasiao

^^ picture comming soon sabi niya :lol:
siguro papalitan na ang design ng mall? :D sana glassy at transparent :lol::cheers:

ALIGUAS PANGASINAN

January 31st, 2011, 07:01 AM

RLC builds first full-service shopping mall in Calasiao

(The Philippine Star)
Updated December 06, 2010

MANILA, Philippines - Property developer Robinsons Land Corporation (RLC) is now constructing its first full-service mall in Calasiao, Pangasinan. It is strategically located along major roads: Mc Arthur Highway, Mayombo Road and De Venecia Highway where other commercial establishments are located. Completion is expected by third quarter of 2011.

The project sits on a 60,000-sq.m. lot where the shopping mall will be built. “The mall will provide convenient access for pedestrians via its main central landscape and provide a dedicated vehicular access. There will also be parking areas and drop-off points with canopies within the building’s periphery to allow easy access to the mall,” says Lourdes T. Alano, RLC-Commercial Centers Division VP for lease.

The mall façade features a curved-shaped crown detail used as main accent together with creatively placed glass window. The shopping center interiors have a distinctive contrasting play of geometric shapes and straight lines. Present are large atriums and a main atrium that provide a relaxing ambience for shoppers.

“The anchor tenants Robinsons Department Store and Robinsons Supermarket , and small retail areas, will be located at the ground floor,” adds Alano. There will be wide and spacious main corridors with kiosks, providing a wide variety of retail outlets while the second floor level houses Robinsons Department Store, Robinsons Appliance, Handyman and a food court. This is also where the Robinsons Movieworld will be located. “We will be operating the first 3D cinema in the region. Now locals and other residents from nearby Dagupan, San Carlos and Alaminos will enjoy total cinematic experience.”

Robinsons Place Calasiao also has environmental features. Large hallways and generous floor heights give more air space and natural daylight. A sewage treatment plant for proper discharge of waste water or reuse back into the environment will also be built. Rain water collectors intended for toilet use and landscape maintenance will also be installed. For more details, visit www.robinsonsmalls.com

http://www.pinoyprogress.com/showthread.php?t=858

3D Cinema!!! sosyal met ah :lol:
:cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers: