Carnival: Situational poverty

The apparent carnival culture that skips issues that matter in favor of trivia is a tale why nothing has worked in these isles for nearly four decades. This is reinforced by the short memories people have of bad experiences in recent past. This doesn’t bode well with the vision...
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CUC hires Ruszala as PIO

The Commonwealth Utilities Corp. announced yesterday the addition of Brad Ruszala as its new public information officer. Ruszala comes with a wealth of communications experience, having spent nearly seven years as the marketing coordinator for a regional telecom and another six...
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Quichocho says he can only afford to pay $50 a month

Disbarred lawyer Ramon K. Quichocho says he is now self-employed and works as a truck driver in Tacoma, Washington, and that he cannot afford to make any payments on a court judgment that holds him and his wife liable to pay businesswoman Jung Ja Kim $2.8 million. In his...
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Constitutional rights lawsuit is junked in favor of CBP officers

A final judgment on the pleadings was granted in favor of U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer Dennis Jacobs and seven unnamed CBP officers in the lawsuit filed by a Chinese teacher who had accused them of denying her entry to Saipan on suspicion that she was pregnant. She...
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