Tuesday, February 13, 2018

Free Style, Side A Bands to Wow Dagupenos Tonight

Valentine's Day Delight
Freestyle x Side A
Let's spread love this love month! 💘 Catch the LOVE IS LOVE concert at CSI Stadia, Jimmy L. Fernandez Center on February 14, 2018, 8 PM.
Tickets are available at:
CSI Mall Branches
CSI Besthome Office
Gloria Maris Dagupan
For ticket reservations please contact the following numbers:
0907 275 3416
0905 342 1007
0943 652 6438
(075) 523-54-16
(075) 522-88-49
Be sure to bring the people you love! 😍
Buy your tickets now.

May Puso ka ba?


By Paqs Basila

TUWING Pebrero, mainit na pansin ang paksang Pag-ibig.
Ang tanong, ano nga ba ang Pag-ibig? Marahil ay kasagutan ay sala-salabat na tugon na ang lantad na laman ay pag-uunawa ng bawat tumutugon.
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Sa masalimuot na mundo ngayon na pulos pangangalakal na kaakibat ang bawat kibot ay mahirap na tumbukin ang tugmang tugon kung ano nga ba ang Pag-ibig. Maliban pa, ang sali-saliwa na pagkilala sa Pag-ibig.
Teka, sa banal na mga tagubilin, Diyos ay Pag-ibig. Habang sa mga mangangalakal ay pagkakakitaan ang Pag-ibig. Sa mga nagmamahalan ang Pag-ibig ay matibay na buklod. Sa mga nauyam, nalihis o natuliro ay kabanata ang Pag-ibig ng maligaya o malupit na mundong ginagalawan.
Sandamakmak na katwiran, kwento at kaisipan ang patunay o dahilan ng Pag-ibig, ayon sa mga pangyayari o nangyayari at mangyayari.

Monday, February 12, 2018

BIR launches slogan, gears for P2.03T goal



 By Mortz C. Ortigoza

CALASIAO , Pangasinan – The regional office of the Bureau of Internal Revenue here unveiled the marker and the tax campaign slogan’s “Salamat Sa Iyo (Thank You)” and gears for the P2.03 trillion tax goal this year.
The event was simultaneously held with the bureau’s other regional offices all  over the country, according to BIR Regional Director Clavelina S. Nacar.

PLEDGE - Personnel of the Region-1 office of the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Calasiao, Pangasinan led by Director Clavelina S. Nacar (right, first row) pledge to exert more effort to the thrust of the government to collect this year’s P2.03 trillion tax target. Photo by Mortz C. Ortigoza

She said that the BIR's brass acknowledged and appreciated the small and big contribution of the taxpayers and the agency’s personnel who do the yeoman’s job that sustain the growth of the country.
“Ang tax na bawat binabayaran natin ito ay nagre-represent ng life blood ng ating gobyerno,” she stressed in Tagalog.
BIR Region-1 covers the four provinces of Pangasinan, La Union, Ilocos Sur, and Ilocos Norte.
RDO-4 Chief Merlyn DV Vicente explained this year’s BIR theme’s “Salamat Sa Iyo” as gratitude of the BIR to the taxpayers.
“Because we acknowledged the contribution of our taxpayers no matter how small the amount is we acknowledged and we are thankful for it,” she cited.
RDO-4 based here is the biggest office in the region as it covers the burgeoning cities of Dagupan and San Carlos and 14 towns in Central Pangasinan.

Top executives of the BIR in Calasiao, Pangasinan lead by RDO-4 Chief Merlyn DV Vicente and Assistant RDO-4 Chief Trina Villamil (2nd and 3rd from right, respectively, front row) inside the multi-purpose hall of the tax office during the unveiling of the marker and slogan's "Salamat Sa Iyo".
Assistant RDO-4 Chief  Trina A. Villamil said that the event held here last Monday’s morning flag ceremony was a commitment among the employees of the BIR to exert more effort to the thrust of the government to collect this year P2.03 trillion, the P17 billion for the Region, and P4.77 for RDO-4.

“This is a thanksgiving for everyone part ng taxpayers and of course part ng employee sa bureau kasi in the collection of the target dapat magku- commit”.
Director Nacar tasked the personnel of the Region and the RDO-4 to pledge their commitment to efficiently attain the goal and promised to give their competent services to the taxpayers.
President Duterte wanted to stop corruption. Ayaw niya ng mahabang pila. Lahat dapat right amount of taxes shall be given to the government,” she exhorted.
  The P2.03 trillion national tax goals is the first amount after the Duterte Administration launches its tax reform’s Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN). Last year’s BIR target was P1.83 trillion.

Saturday, February 10, 2018

Dagupan City receives  780 bags of rice to boost feeding program


DAGUPAN CITY – More than 2,000 children will benefit from the 780 bags of rice that were distributed Wednesday to the city’s  46 day care center by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD).
 This is in line with the DSWD’s Supplementary Feeding Program (SFP), a nationwide project that aims to address the issue of malnutrition in the country.
FOOD FOR DAYCARE PUPILS – At least 780 sacks of rice to be used for the Supplementary Feeding Program of the city were distributed to the 46 Day Care Centers at the city plaza on February 7 with Mayor Belen T. Fernandez (center) in attendance. The provision of food is part of the Department of Social Welfare and Development’s (DSWD) contribution to the Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) program of children enrolled in the daycare centers. (CIO photo by Jojo Tamayo) 


The feeding program using the staple  and other nutritious food will be  conducted  for 120 days benefiting  children enrolled in these daycare centers.

Catherine P. Gonzales, president of the Association   of Child Development Workers of Dagupan  said the children aged three to four will be given “hot meals” . She said in the past 120-day feeding program,  she saw  children gain weight.

“[Dito] sa Supplementary Feeding, ay pakakainin ang mga bata ng hot meals…Talagang makakatulong ito kasi nagwe-weigh kami…bago pakainin ang bata…After three months, nakikita talaga namin na tumataas timbang ang nila,” Gonzales said.

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Friday, February 9, 2018

Zero Corruption Results to Elegant DepEd Bldg, Properties



 By Mortz C. Ortigoza

SAN CARLOS CITY – The aesthetic turned around of this City’s School Division Office (SDO) materialized because the superintendent declined to accept the S.O.Ps given by contractors and suppliers who transacted with the SDO.
COZY EDIFICE - San Carlos City, Pangasinan School Division Office's Superintendent  Sheila Marie D. Primicias gives instruction to her staff inside the swanky and cozy government building that she significantly improved eight months after  her appointment.
S.O.P is Standard Operational Procedure known derisively as customary cut, says 20 percent, of the entire project given by the contractor or supplier to the government official that interceded for their materialization.
This City’s SDO Superintendent Dr. Sheila Marie D. Primicias cited the following reasons why guests and spectators who dropped by at her office have been awed on the spruce up features of the huge edifice:

Thursday, February 8, 2018

Cha-Cha, BBL Priority Gov’t Bills - Solon



 Mortz C. Ortigoza
                                                                        
LINGAYEN – The revision of the 1987 Constitution and the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) are the priority bills of the government thus members of the House of Representatives have their hands full deliberating them at the august body, a congressman cited.
Pangasinan Second District Representative Leopoldo Bataoil said that the ongoing debates for the charter change are in full swing in the Lower House and it is led by Constitutional Amendments Committee Chairman Congressman Roger Mercado.

HEARING - Pangasinan 2nd District Congressman Leopoldo N Bataoil (right) welcomes the Committee on Dangerous Drugs, for "A Forum on Dangerous Drugs (Maunlad na Republika Galit sa Droga)”. The Committee Chairman Representative Robert Ace Barbers (left) of Surigao Del Norte spearheads the public hearing held recently at the Narciso Ramos Sports & Civic Center in Lingayen, Pangasinan.


We have been deliberating in the session of the 17th Congress this year. What we are doing now continually monitored the exchanges of the ideas and position of the Higher and Lower Houses,” he stressed.
The Committee has 55 members.
Bataoil said as member of the sub-committee on Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) he and colleagues have been preoccupied deliberating the bill that even saw them extending the sessions for several periods of time.
“There can be a priority focus of the government now, the BBL and the Charter Change”.