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MBA rules Academic Challenge Bee

Marianas Baptist Academy was adjudged this year’s champion in the 7th Annual Academic Challenge Bee organized by the National Honor Society’s Saipan Southern High School chapter.
Posted On Mar 17 2009 21:14
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Admin still determining impact of $156M budget on govt personnel

The Office of Management and the State Administering Agency are still determining how many people work for the government and what the next step is now that the $156.76 million Fiscal Year 2009 budget is in place, according to press secretary Charles Reyes.
Posted On Mar 17 2009 21:12
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‘Don’t include Chinese, Russians; don’t delay federalization’

While most of the 42 entities commenting on the federalization interim rule want a 180-day delay in the start of the transition and the inclusion of Chinese and Russian tourists in the Guam-CNMI visa waiver program, there are a few who either support a June 1 implementation or...
Posted On Mar 17 2009 21:11
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Crime Stoppers gets tips on Omisong’s killers

Police are confident that the killing of a Palauan man who was attacked possibly by two men in San Jose will be solved any time soon.
Posted On Mar 17 2009 21:09
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