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• POB authorization goes to Inos
• Public schools assured of no power cut
• Arrest warrant for Fitial pushed
• Senate confirms DCCA secretary, medical board member
• Judge seeks names of nominees for potential Fund receiver post
• Saipan mayor seeks a share of DPW funds from CIP projects
• Project to build permanent public market revived
• Outgoing Rotary president proud of his achievements
• Inos OKs changes to $1M reprogramming for Tinian
• Designated smoking, drinking areas at LibDay grounds
• Jury deliberations begin in trial of robbery suspect
• Pipe break in Koblerville interrupts water supply
• Couple drops complaint vs Quichocho
• 40 sign up for 'Dig Into Reading'
• Commerce reminds vendors of ABTC renewal
• Abandoned Kobler airstrip eyed for recreational flights
• MCS to launch NHS for elementary students
• Saipan lass graduates with honors from Annapolis
• DPW reopens residential cool roof rebate program
• 'NOAA grants to NMI agencies not suspended'
• Ex-DJ in arson case pleads guilty
• Flashback - June 2005-June 2007
• Cheon, Cuerdo are MHS' top graduates
• Ming Palace burglary
• Design for Palau 'Freedom Memorial' nears completion
• PCC inks accord for climate change study in Palau
• 35 join Palau Law Enforcement Academy
• CNMI's long-term investors demanding improved status
• Sen. Ayuyu likely to plead guilty
• Dirty airport restrooms prompt privatization plans