March 26, 2009 - Saipan Tribune

FLASHBACK March 27, 2000-2002

A new financial assistance scheme for local students pursuing higher education is under review in the House of Representatives again barely two years after the government cut funding for the existing program. Rep. Brigida Ichihara, chair of the Education Committee, has introduced...

Posted On Mar 26 2009 21:34

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‘Public officials not immune if they willfully violate the law’

Public officials are not entitled to qualified immunity if there is a finding that they have willfully and knowingly violated the law, according to Rep. Tina Sablan.

Posted On Mar 26 2009 21:29

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‘Mayors’ offices to be hit hardest’

Four departments are currently preparing a list of people who will be affected by the government furloughs, and the mayors’ offices will most likely see the most number of layoffs, according to Esther Fleming, the governor’s special assistant for administration.

Posted On Mar 26 2009 21:28

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Flowering plants on pathway leading to seaport stolen

Twenty-five flowering plants called Ixora Nora Grant and around 30 bougainvillea plants were stolen from the Puerto Rico pathway leading to the Saipan seaport, prompting those involved in Saipan beautification projects to appeal for community help in putting a stop to landscaping...

Posted On Mar 26 2009 21:26

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FLASHBACK March 27, 2000-2002

‘Public officials not immune if they willfully violate the law’

‘Mayors’ offices to be hit hardest’

Flowering plants on pathway leading to seaport stolen

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