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US govt asks court to declare Miah in breach of plea agreement

The U.S. government filed yesterday a motion asking the federal court to declare Mohammad Jahangir Miah, the suspect in a scheme of cashing fraudulent CNMI tax refund checks in grocery stores, in breach of a plea agreement that he entered in connection with the driver’s license...
Posted On Mar 21 2012 20:50
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‘District accreditation more practical, efficient for PSS’

Two officials from the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, or NCA, are on-island for the formal transition of the CNMI-Public School System from individual schools accreditation to a system-wide evaluation process.
Posted On Mar 21 2012 20:49
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Ex-Ladera operator directed to pay former school owners $1.2M

Superior Court Associate Judge Kenneth L. Govendo has ordered the former operator of the defunct Ladera International School of Saipan to pay the school’s former owners $1.2 million for breach of contract and fraud.
Posted On Mar 21 2012 20:47
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January visitor arrivals up 10 pct.

January 2012 visitor arrivals to the Northern Mariana Islands were up 10 percent compared to January 2011.
Posted On Mar 21 2012 20:46
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