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The municipal agriculture office here will install artificial reefs made of concrete and iron bars in the waters off Barangay Buenlag to encourage fish to stay and spawn.

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This town’s residents showed their renewed enthusiasm with their all-out support for Saturday’s staging of the annual Sigay Festival showcasing the success of the local fishing industry through the simultaneous grilling of seafood products in a grand street party.

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In this city alone, fishpens in Barangays Lucao, Carael, Tococ and Calmay lost P18 million worth of bangus last Tuesday. 


Hardest-hit was Barangay Lucao with 69.7 hectares of fishpens, or 13 percent of the total 536.7 hectares, affected, city agriculturist Emma Molina told The STAR.


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Intramuros, former bastion of Spanish colonial oppression that was walled off to keep Filipinos and Chinese outside, will now be cleaned up, recast and revitalized as the flourishing center of 21st century Philippine cultural renaissance, tourism revival and economic regeneration.


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Artificial reefs eyed to boost Pangasinan town’s fish production

By Eva Visperas | March 31, 2015 - 10:00am

The municipal agriculture office here will install artificial reefs made of concrete and iron bars in the waters off Barangay...

Nation

Binmaley celebrates thriving fishing industry

By Eva Visperas | January 27, 2014 - 12:00am

This town’s residents showed their renewed enthusiasm with their all-out support for Saturday’s staging of the...

Nation

Pangasinan town wants to be known as Seafood Capital of the North

By Eva Visperas | February 13, 2011 - 12:00am

This first class coastal town, known as the Fish Bowl of Pangasinan, is aiming to become the Seafood Capital of the North.

Agriculture

To Reclaim ‘Premier Bangus Producer’ Tag: Binmaley clearing rivers of illegal fishpens

By Eva Visperas | June 9, 2006 - 12:00am

BINMALEY, Pangasinan — This municipality, known as the "fish bowl" of Pangasinan, wants to reclaim its old glory as the premier bangus-producing town of the province. As part of this effort, operators...

Nation

Dagupan City, Binmaley lose P33 M in bangus to fishkills

By Eva Visperas | May 29, 2005 - 12:00am

DAGUPAN CITY — The bangus (milkfish) industry in Pangasinan suffered another setback after an estimated P33 million worth of bangus was lost to fishkills that hit this city and neighboring Binmaley town recently. In...

Nation

Intramuros being revitalized as major ASEAN tourist site

By Wilson Lee Flores | June 30, 2002 - 12:00am

In preparation for the "Visit Philippines 2003" worldwide promotion, Tourism Secretary Richard Gordon and the private sector kicked off last June 11 an ambitious beautification drive for the historic Walled...

Travel and Tourism