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Tighter enforcement at Customs yields $3M added revenue

Vigilance and proper enforcement of tax laws—not tax increases—resulted in the Customs Services Division’s collection of at least $3 million in “additional” revenue for the CNMI government in just six months. Just recently, Customs discovered undeclared hard liquor from China,...

Posted On Apr 18 2014 15:19

, By Haidee V. Eugenio

Wrong mail address leads to alleged fraudulent use of ATM card

A woman has been indicted in federal court for allegedly using another person’s Automated Teller Machine card 46 times to fraudulently withdraw $2,300 from the real owner’s personal savings account at Bank of Guam. The indictment charged Esperanza E. Ellis with bank fraud. At her...

Posted On Apr 18 2014 15:19

, By Ferdie De La Torre

Lack of access to fishery data frustrates scientists

A meeting of over 20 stock assessment scientists from the Asia–Pacific region last week heard that the scientific assessment of tunas in the western and central Pacific Ocean continues to be hampered by some fishing states not making data available to scientists. Dr Shelton...

Posted On Apr 18 2014 15:19

, By Jun Dayao

Parents of high school grads invited to summits

The Northern Marianas College is inviting parents of graduating high school seniors from CNMI public high schools to its first Parent Summit event, which will be held throughout the next several days in Saipan, Rota, and Tinian. The aim of the Parent Summit is to provide parents...

Posted On Apr 18 2014 15:16

, By Press Release

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