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Small craft, high surf advisories out

The CNMI Homeland Security and Emergency Management said yesterday that fresh to strong trade winds and combined seas of 9 to 11 feet are expected to produce hazardous conditions for operators of small craft over the next few days.
Posted On Dec 23 2013 21:55
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$3.264M in poker fees for SHEFA, other Saipan programs now law

Gov. Eloy S. Inos urged the Legislature to give utmost priority to programs needing most funding and are most beneficial to the community, as he signed into local law a measure appropriating $3.264 million in poker license fees to fund the Saipan Higher Education Financial...
Posted On Dec 23 2013 21:54
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Salvation Army delivers toys to DYS

The Salvation Army wrapped up its annual toy drive yesterday after ministry leader Wayne Gillespie and volunteers delivered more than 160 toys to the Division of Youth Services.
Posted On Dec 23 2013 21:52
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Taylor’s lawsuit vs Buckingham, OAG dismissed

The federal court yesterday dismissed and closed the age discrimination lawsuit filed by former CNMI government lawyer James William Taylor against former attorney general Edward T. Buckingham and the Office of the Attorney General.
Posted On Dec 23 2013 21:51
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