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Looking out for our children

Our vision is a valuable sense that many take for granted, but if you have ever been hit in the eye by ball out on the playground or gotten sand in your eye during a day at the beach, you know there is no joy in having limited vision. August is Children’s Eye Health and Safety...
Posted On Aug 02 2016 06:00
, By Greg Borja
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GOP to focus on tourism, jobs, other industries

The Republican Party of the Northern Mariana Islands Association said job creation, tourism, and exploring other industries in the CNMI will be part of their candidates’ campaign platforms in this year’s general elections. The local GOP party held a kickoff rally last Sunday at...
Posted On Aug 02 2016 06:00
, By Jon Perez

MVA looking into new markets

The Marianas Visitors Authority hopes to further expand the CNMI’s tourism market with the help of 10 overseas offices that have a marketing team of 37 people. Hong Kong and the Philippines are two of the new markets, while the MVA has also been aggressive with its promotions in...
Posted On Aug 02 2016 06:00
, By Jon Perez
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CUC projects contractor: Telling CW-1 workers to leave by 2019 ‘horrible thing’

A contractor for many Commonwealth Utilities Corp. projects has stated that without CW-1 workers they could not make projects in the CNMI and that telling them to leave by 2019 is “a horrible thing.” Tano Group’s Robert Bracken in an interview said they could not be able to do...
Posted On Aug 02 2016 06:00
, By Ferdie De La Torre
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