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Vice Gov. Aurelio Plamenco, who is also running for governor under the opposition, and his running mate, actor-turned-politician Daniel Fernando, did not show up, along with Rep. Willy Alvarado, Pagdanganan’s running mate. 


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Fr. Jun Roxas, coordinator of the Diocesan Environment and Ecological Program (DEEP) desk of the Malolos Diocese’s Commission on Service, said the plan is designed for the protection of the environment while also pushing the economic growth of the province.


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Vice Gov. Aurelio Plamenco, who is also running for governor under the opposition, and his running mate, actor-turned-politician Daniel Fernando, did not show up, along with Rep. Willy Alvarado, Pagdanganan’s running mate. 


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With bells stolen, Bulacan priests try other wake-up calls

By Dino Balabo | December 12, 2010 - 12:00am

After losing their bells to thieves, churches and chapels in Bulacan are now considering using marching bands, sound systems...

News Commentary

Bulacan bets sign peace covenant

By Dino Balabo | April 16, 2007 - 12:00am

MALOLOS CITY – Rival politicians seeking elective positions in the province signed a peace covenant at the historic Basilica Minore here Saturday night. The event...

Nation

Passage of Bulacan physical framework plan hailed

November 3, 2002 - 12:00am

MALOLOS CITY — Ecological balance and sustainable development. This in a nutshell is the essence of the recently approved 1998-2007 Provincial Physical Framework Plan of the provincial government of Bulacan,...

Nation