Computer glitch messes up PSS payroll

A computer glitch reportedly wreaked havoc on the payroll of the Public School System, with employees complaining that they were deducted almost $200 each when they checked on their accounts yesterday afternoon.
Posted On Jan 18 2006 05:08
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Yellow ribbons welcome troops home

Anyone driving around Saipan would surely not miss a new eye-catcher. Yellow ribbons are tied not only on trees, but practically everywhere, even on electric posts and bumpers of vehicles.
Posted On Jan 18 2006 05:07
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MVA raises NMI profile in Taiwan

Although tourist arrivals from Taiwan dropped tremendously in late 2005, the Marianas Visitors Authority disclosed efforts to revive the market, following the Commonwealth Ports Authority’s statement that a Taiwanese carrier might soon introduce flight services to Saipan.
Posted On Jan 18 2006 04:49
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‘Suspend all off-island travels at MPLA’

The transition team for the Marianas Public Lands Authority has recommended that, besides reviewing the off-island travels of the agency’s officials, it should also suspend all travels outside the Commonwealth to prevent wasting financial resources through junkets.
Posted On Jan 18 2006 04:48
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