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FLASHBACK – July 25, 2011

Lawmakers have appealed to Gov. Pedro P. Tenorio to seek assistance from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for a plan that will reduce pollution and other environmental impact of water runoff on the lagoon surrounding the three main islands. In a resolution adopted by the House of...
Posted On Jul 24 2011 19:21
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Saipan casino bill will ‘scar’ Rota

Rota Gaming Commission chair Laura Manglona said the Saipan casino bill will “scar” Rota and will be the “most divisive” issue of the 17th Legislature.
Posted On Jul 24 2011 19:19
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Retired cop’s bid for acquittal, new trial in fruit bat case nixed

The federal court on Friday denied a bid for acquittal or a new trial filed by Adrian Mendiola, a retired police lieutenant who was found both guilty and not guilty of charges relating to the poaching of Mariana fruit bats on Rota.
Posted On Jul 24 2011 19:18
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Fund board OKs one-month utility deposit for PSS

The Public School System has countered the proposal of the NMI Retirement Fund to pay a two-month deposit for its projected utility consumption during the extension period that PSS will stay at its building.
Posted On Jul 24 2011 19:17
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