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Food stamps mulled for poor permanent residents

The CNMI government, through the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs, has filed an application for a $3 million grant that would allow the inclusion of poor permanent residents in the federal Nutrition Assistance Program.

Posted On Apr 19 2009 21:47

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COMMUNITY BRIEFS April 20, 2009

To all parents/ legal guardians of Saipan Southern High School students: Report cards will be issued from 4pm to 7pm in the counseling office on April 22, 2009. All students will be dismissed at 1pm. There will be a PTA meeting on the same day at 6pm in the evening in the cafeteria.

Posted On Apr 19 2009 21:45

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Marianas High School opens new Building J

Marianas High School inaugurated Friday a new nine-classroom building that is expected to house hundreds of students daily.

Posted On Apr 19 2009 21:42

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‘Include China in visa waiver, open DHS office on Tinian’

The Tinian Chamber of Commerce is asking the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to include China in the Guam-CNMI visa waiver program and to open an office on Tinian for the processing of federal immigration applications.

Posted On Apr 19 2009 21:40

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Food stamps mulled for poor permanent residents

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