Booth registration opens for Flame Tree arts fest

Booth applications for the 24th Annual Flame Tree Arts Festival are now being accepted at the Commonwealth Council for Arts and Culture of the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs.
Posted On Jan 27 2005 03:51
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Mandatory posting of injuries beginning Feb. 1

WASHINGTON—Beginning Feb. 1, all employers in the nation, including territories such as the CNMI, must post a summary of the total number of job-related injuries and illnesses that occurred last year, according to an Occupational Safety and Health Administration statement issued...
Posted On Jan 27 2005 03:51
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High surf, small craft alerts lifted

The Emergency Management Office, in conjunction with the National Weather Service on Guam, announced that the high surf and small craft advisories that was in effect for weeks has been lifted.
Posted On Jan 27 2005 03:46
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‘Garment losses to impact govt’s ability to deliver services’

The governor’s legal counsel, Steve Newman, acknowledged that any huge losses in the garment industry arising from the global lifting of quota restrictions would adversely impact the CNMI government’s ability to provide essential services to the public.
Posted On Jan 27 2005 03:46
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