Manila, June 12 -- Fifty-five out of 137 applicants were immediately hired during the Kalayaan job fair here on Thursday, according to the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) in Ilocos Norte. "... Read More
Manila, June 11 -- The city government of Laoag is embarking on a sustainable approach in reducing its solid waste by converting them into usable industrial materials through its new pyrolysis plant. ... Read More
Manila, June 11 -- The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) on Wednesday turned over to the provincial government of Ilocos Norte a PHP3.5 million shared service facility (SSF) to empower more entre... Read More
Manila, June 10 -- Forty-six solo parents in Ilocos Norte on Tuesday received PHP6,000 each from the provincial government following their assessment as qualified beneficiaries under the Expanded Solo... Read More
Manila, June 9 -- The Bagbago-Puttao Elementary School in this town is all set to welcome its more than 100 learners on June 16 with clean classrooms and playground, and re-energized teachers. On Mon... Read More
Manila, June 2 -- The Association of Young Agripreneurs of Ilocos Norte (AYAIN) has secured a PHP3.5-million grant from the Department of Agriculture (DA) for the procurement of two four-wheel drive t... Read More
Manila, June 2 -- The Philippine Marines is set to conduct a littoral live-fire exercise in Burgos, Ilocos Norte located in the far north of Luzon facing the Taiwan Strait this week. Marcell Tabije o... Read More
Manila, May 30 -- An exhibit showcasing the creativity and ingenuity of Ilocanos opened here on Friday, with the participation of at least 20 micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). Amelia Galv... Read More
Manila, May 22 -- The Ilocos Norte provincial government, through its Metro Ilocos Norte Council (MINC), on Thursday released fare matrices for jeepneys and tricycles and encouraged the public to repo... Read More
Manila, May 20 -- Twenty-four households in the newly established sitio (sub-village) of Babang in this town can now sleep better at night as their homes are now connected to the power grid. And not ... Read More