May 17, 2004 - Saipan Tribune

Yankees remain top of the heap

The Pirates had a chance to get within one game of the Northern Yankees Friday night, but they couldn’t keep up, losing 11-6 to the defending champs at the Francisco M. Palacios baseball field.

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Marianas march vs cancer raises over $68K

The 2nd Marianas March Against Cancer surpassed last year’s fundraiser total by raising over $68,000, all of which will be donated to the Commonwealth Cancer Association to help fund locally-based cancer related programs, including outreach and education, as well as to buy...

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$2.3 billion in HUD grants now available

Housing and Urban Development Secretary Alphonso Jackson unveiled Friday HUD’s simplified “SuperNOFA,” a notice that makes available $2.3 billion in funding opportunities to help produce more affordable housing, assist homeless individuals and families, and promote community...

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No child left behind

The catchy title of the Bush administration’s legislation on education, "No Child Left Behind," runs into a reality check as schools come to the end of a term and begin to assess the state of public school learning. The touted education reform legislation, ambitious in scope and...

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Yankees remain top of the heap

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$2.3 billion in HUD grants now available

No child left behind

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