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As Gonno fire was a double homicide

Investigators now believe there was foul play behind Sunday’s fire at a house in As Gonno where the bodies of a Chinese couple were found completely charred in their bedroom. Department of Public Safety Commissioner James Deleon Guerrero told Saipan Tribune yesterday that the...
Posted On Feb 26 2014 10:23
, By Ferdie De La Torre

Spike in prices of Rota foods, other goods

With barges’ entry to Rota West Harbor postponed anew yesterday due to bad sea conditions, prices of some basic commodities on Rota have gone up by 10 percent to almost 50 percent in the last few weeks since businesses have started bringing in goods via a much costlier means, air...
Posted On Feb 26 2014 10:18
, By Haidee V. Eugenio

Inos: Int’l extradition is via feds

Gov. Eloy S. Inos said yesterday that the process for international extradition is a function of the federal government and not the local government, amid the prefiling of a House resolution asking him to “take the necessary actions for the immediate extradition of former...
Posted On Feb 26 2014 10:07
, By Haidee V. Eugenio

Feds: Head Start program will remain with PSS

Almost a year after the federal government did an extensive check and assessment on how the federally funded Head Start program is being managed in the Commonwealth, a final decision yesterday gave the CNMI State Board of Education another five years to handle and administer the...
Posted On Feb 26 2014 10:06
, By Moneth G. Deposa
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