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"I hope this will be good news for the New Year and for the Lingayen fiesta," Mrs. Arroyo told some 3,000 residents and students at the Pangasinan National High School.


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The projects, costing P98 million, is funded by the Countrywide Development Fund (CDF) of House Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. 


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Engineer Fidel Ginez, project manager of the Agno Flood Control Office (AFCO) based in Tumana, Rosales, gave this observation when invited to shed light on the recent flooding at the provincial board session here Friday. 

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P100 M released for P’sinan bridge

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LINGAYEN, Pangasinan — President Arroyo announced the release of P100 million to resume the construction of the 600-meter long Domalandan Bridge, which links this capital town to the western part of the province. "I...

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P’sinan towns to get respite from floods

December 7, 2003 - 12:00am

DAGUPAN CITY — Residents of the third, fourth and fifth districts of Pangasinan are expected to experience respite from floodings with the construction of a closure dike as part of flood control projects in...

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Pangasinan floods blamed on breached dikes, siltation

July 15, 2001 - 12:00am

LINGAYEN, Pangasinan — Breached dikes and heavily silted rivers were blamed for the massive flooding of this province last July 4-6 when typhoon "Feria" hit the province and other parts of Northern...

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