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[Title] => Globe Telecom backs Bangus Festival 2011
[Summary] => Globe Telecom once again joins forces with the Dagupan City government to mount the Bangus Festival 2011, one of Northern Luzon’s most prominent celebrations and tourism events.
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[Title] => Balikbayans join bangus harvest in Dagupan
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[AuthorName] => Eva Visperas
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[Title] => Dagupan’s Longest Barbecue: Charcoal lack, other kinks dampen upbeat mood of Guinness bid
[Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY — Where’s the charcoal?
This was everyone’s question Tuesday night when this city attempted to break Peru’s Guinness record for the world’s longest barbecue.
While the huge crowd — estimated at 50,000 - overflowed on A. B. Fernandez Avenue, the city’s main thoroughfare where the targeted 1,001-meter long grill was laid out, excitement suddenly turned into desperation. The reason: there was no more charcoal even when the lighting ceremony was still midway.
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DAGUPAN CITY, Pangasinan — Talk about a license to grill. City officials here are up to something "fishy" which they hope will be one for the books.
On April 30, Dagupan will hold its annual Pista’y Dayat or sea festival. And there’s no better way for the city — known for its bonuan bangus or milkfish — to highlight the seafood festival than with a bangus festival.
But it’s not just any ordinary eat-all-you-can fish feast.
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This was everyone’s question Tuesday night when this city attempted to break Peru’s Guinness record for the world’s longest barbecue.
While the huge crowd — estimated at 50,000 - overflowed on A. B. Fernandez Avenue, the city’s main thoroughfare where the targeted 1,001-meter long grill was laid out, excitement suddenly turned into desperation. The reason: there was no more charcoal even when the lighting ceremony was still midway.
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On April 30, Dagupan will hold its annual Pista’y Dayat or sea festival. And there’s no better way for the city — known for its bonuan bangus or milkfish — to highlight the seafood festival than with a bangus festival.
But it’s not just any ordinary eat-all-you-can fish feast.
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