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Saipan beach site red-flagged

The Division of Environmental Quality has red-flagged the Nikko Hotel beach site after samples collected were found to contain concentrations of fecal indicator bacteria (fecal coliform and enterococci) that exceeded the CNMI Marine Water Quality Standards.
Posted On Mar 22 2006 02:41
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Pete A. pursues money for NMI water plan

Washington Rep. Pete A. Tenorio appealed this week to ranking members of the U.S. Congress to seek their help in resolving the CNMI’s 50-year-old water woes.
Posted On Mar 22 2006 02:40
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‘Rethink decision on Garapan public market’

While I can understand and sympathize with many of the decisions the new governor has taken—and while I am glad that he has shown the ability to take tough decisions—it seems to me that he is not well advised. This seem so because of the following case: Moving the proposed...
Posted On Mar 22 2006 02:09
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Motivation in the CNMI

Last Thursday we were invited as guest speakers for the CNMI Chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management. They offer a professional forum for discussion and training in human resource (people) matters.
Posted On Mar 22 2006 02:08
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