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Iba vice mayor Benjamin Farin Jr. said the events are part of the first "Paynauen Duyan Festival" to be held April 21-24 in celebration of the town’s 394th founding day.


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BENJAMIN FARIN JR.

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Iba marks Earth Day

April 17, 2005 - 12:00am

Iba, the capital of Zambales, will hold several nature-themed activities such as boat racing, sand sculpture and kite-flying to celebrate Earth Day on April 22. Iba vice mayor Benjamin Farin Jr. said the events...

Agriculture

Serpentine surprise

By Henrietta S.M. Rosana | March 13, 2004 - 12:00am

Zambales is known not only for its big and sweet mangoes or Mt. Pinatubo or Subic beaches, but also for serpentine. Serpentine refers to the masses of metamorphic rocks believed to have been formed from oceanic crust...

Modern Living