July 30, 2014 - Page 8 of 8

Saipan Mayor’s Office to get a new bucket truck

The Saipan Mayor’s Office has already received its allotted $100,000 for the purchase of heavy equipment and they plan to buy a bucket truck with it, according to Mayor Marian Tudela yesterday. She noted that $510 of the $100,000 was taken for contractual advertising purpose...

Posted On Jul 30 2014 04:00

, By Jayson Camacho

Divorced: Fact and reality

Appalling how policymakers have persistently second-guessed their way through issues of substance without employing “due diligence” to ensure they understand the larger picture. Unfortunately, this unseemly patch-up job shows how they’ve divorced themselves from fact and reality...

Posted On Jul 30 2014 04:00

, By John S. Del Rosario Jr.

EPA issues policy that supports tribal, indigenous communities

WASHINGTON—Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Gina McCarthy signed Friday the EPA Policy on Environmental Justice for Working with Federally Recognized Tribes and Indigenous Peoples, reinforcing the agency’s commitment to work with tribes on a government-to-government...

Posted On Jul 30 2014 04:00

, By Jun Dayao

Advertising the CNMI

This is an open letter to Gov. Eloy Inos and the Marianas Visitors Authority. Does MVA try to find other markets for the CNMI besides Asia? Is the MVA getting the support from the government that it really it needs? I left Saipan in 2003 and ever since moving here, I always pick...

Posted On Jul 30 2014 04:00

, By Paul H. Beebe

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Saipan Mayor’s Office to get a new bucket truck

Divorced: Fact and reality

EPA issues policy that supports tribal, indigenous communities

Advertising the CNMI

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