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The four-member Lottery Commission received yesterday from its consultants an investigation report on the two applications for an exclusive license to develop an integrated casino resort on Saipan, but there is no telling whether that report would lead to a granting of a license… Read More»

Students gathered to learn arts and crafts at the Kilili Beach Pavillion in Susupe yesterday as the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs’ Summer Youth Empowerment Camp holds its arts week. Yesterday’s camp had 98 students, with turnout varying each day, according to camp… Read More»

In an impromptu speech that sounded like an update of his State of the Commonwealth Address, Gov. Eloy S. Inos told the Rotary Club of Saipan yesterday that the CNMI government’s operating budget for fiscal year 2015 could be revised to $140 million and tourist arrivals would… Read More»

I can see Frank Mitchell is itching for a fight and I will be more than glad to oblige him. Since you want to point fingers, Frank, and fight dirty instead of offering a solution, I will gladly give you a taste of your own medicine. Who do you think you are and by what authority… Read More»

I’ve talked to a couple dozen of you in the past few days and I find the majority of you to be intelligent and resourceful. Most of you have returned with a degree from off island and most of you work, or are hoping to work, for the government. Phooey on you! The ones that are… Read More»

Money donated to the Department of Public Safety Foundation will go to a museum and memorial as well as to an incentive program for DPS staff, according to DPS Commissioner James Deleon Guerrero. He disclosed these projects shortly after Godfather’s Beach House Bar owners Ron… Read More»

Pacific Islands University, a U.S. accredited institution located in Mangilao, Guam, recently renewed its memorandum of understanding with Palau Community College. The MOU outlines the working relationship between the two institutions, allowing a more seamless cross enrollment… Read More»

The Department of Public Safety until now has no significant leads on the killing of a Chinese couple in As Gonno in February that also saw the couple’s house deliberately burned down, with their bodies inside. In an interview with reporters, DPS Commissioner James Deleon… Read More»

On June 14, Jasmin Niedo Jones, Mt. Carmel School alumna and former Public School System teacher, received her Doctorate of Philosophy in Educational Psychology – Learning Sciences and Human Development from the University of Washington in Seattle. The University of Washington… Read More»

Roman Seleznev, a Russian national indicted in the Western District of Washington for a computer hacking scheme that compromised the financial accounts of credit card customers, was arrested in Guam on July 6, 2014, by law enforcement agents from the U.S. Secret Service. Seleznev… Read More»