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Japanese group to hold fundraising show on Saipan anew

The popular Japanese country music group from Akasaka, G GAP, is on Saipan once more to hold a benefit show for the victims of the earthquake and tsunami that wreaked havoc in Japan last March.
Posted On Nov 17 2011 21:53
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FLASHBACK – November 18, 2011

Another lawsuit was filed against a company that lost the bidding for the Marpi landfill and Saipan prison projects, in an attempt to compel the firm to settle unpaid money. The civil action further exacerbated the already beleaguered financial condition of the Western Equipment,...
Posted On Nov 17 2011 21:52
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Open house at Sandy Beach Homes for Section 8

Sandy Beach Homes, the newest residential rental complex in Saipan, will hold a special open house for Section 8 housing allowance voucher holders tomorrow, Nov. 19, from 8am to 12pm.
Posted On Nov 17 2011 21:50
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Fitial admin approves Aetna’s rate hike proposal

Retirees and active government employees will now pay a higher premium for health insurance after the Fitial administration approved the rate hike proposal of Aetna Global during a meeting between parties yesterday.
Posted On Nov 17 2011 21:49
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