July 10, 2011 - Saipan Tribune

Sisters’ case touches parents’ primal nerve

Although they live on the second floor of an apartment building, Gina Jin Reyes, 28, used to let her 8-year-old son play in the parking lot. That changed when sisters Faloma and Maleina Luhk disappeared seven weeks ago, seemingly into thin air.

Posted On Jul 10 2011 21:40

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Ex-governor Babauta is GOP president

Former governor Juan N. Babauta is now the Republican Party of the NMI’s president as a result of Friday night’s election of officers at a general membership meeting dotted by tense discussions over the acceptance of 1,077 new and returning members, mostly from the Covenant Party.

Posted On Jul 10 2011 21:39

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Taxpayers pay for lawmakers’ $400-$700 monthly car leases

Taxpayers are funding many of their Saipan, Tinian, and Rota lawmakers’ vehicle leases of $400 to $700 a month plus gas expenses, while a few members said they could survive using their own vehicles both for official and personal needs.

Posted On Jul 10 2011 21:36

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Women’s World Cup ushers new era

The Women’s World Cup began for the United States in Dresden, Germany, the site of their opening match against North Korea. The stadium was very energetic and lively. The Dresden community put on a good show, with games and activities outside for the kids. There were also quite a...

Posted On Jul 10 2011 21:29

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Sisters’ case touches parents’ primal nerve

Ex-governor Babauta is GOP president

Taxpayers pay for lawmakers’ $400-$700 monthly car leases

Women’s World Cup ushers new era

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