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Hawaii bigeye tuna industry reels 2 months after reaching quotas

HONOLULU—For the past two months, since early August, about a quarter of the 145 active vessels in the Hawaii longline fleet have been prohibited from catching their target species, bigeye tuna. Arbitrary quotas not linked to conservation objectives are keeping them tied at the...
Posted On Oct 14 2015 06:00
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Fast-pitch softball should focus on youth

CNMI Sports Hall of Famer Tony Satur said he would rather stay in the background and let a younger group take care of re-organizing the sport of fast-pitch softball in the CNMI. Satur was one of the CNMI’s first multi-sport athletes after also playing basketball and baseball at a...
Posted On Oct 14 2015 06:00
, By Jon Perez

Still suffering

Last Sunday, I was visiting with a friend from Saipan. She has many relatives living there. I asked if they had recovered from the typhoon. I was shocked to find out that many people still do not have electricity! Is this the norm? Was this just an exceptionally strong typhoon?...
Posted On Oct 14 2015 06:00
, By Contributing Author
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Red Rice takes last semis seat

Red Rice claimed the last semis slot in the 2015 Blue Haus/IT&E Inter-Color Basketball League following its 84-77 playoff win over Oh My J last Sunday at the Navy Hill Basketball Court. With the victory, Red Rice arranged a Final For showdown with Pasion De Amor this Sunday...
Posted On Oct 14 2015 06:00
, By Roselyn Monroyo
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