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Man drowns at Bird Island

In a scene that was caught on video, a man who had jumped into the waters of Bird Island in Marpi on Saturday afternoon was swept out into the ocean by the strong current and was later found to have drowned. Rescue swimmers from the Department of Fire and Emergency Medical...
Posted On Sep 18 2017 06:05
, By Ferdie De La Torre
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Teen Ayuyus humbled by Indons

The CNMI U16 Boys National Team was overwhelmed by Indonesia, 18-0, during the second game in Group G of the AFC U16 Championship 2018 Qualifiers last Saturday at the Rajamangala Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand. The Teen Ayuyus held their ground on defense in the early goings of the...
Posted On Sep 18 2017 06:04
, By Roselyn Monroyo
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BBB takes opener in IT&E/Blue Haus caging

Batang Bear Brand drew first blood in the 2nd Invitational IT&E/Blue Haus Friendly Basketball League after outclassing Vendetta, 93-84, last Saturday at the Gillette Multipurpose Gymnasium. Four BBB players broke into double figures to give their team a good start in the...
Posted On Sep 18 2017 06:02
, By Roselyn Monroyo
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Rota festival highlights coconuts’ value

ROTA—The island of Rota celebrated the 3rd Luta Coconut Festival over the weekend, highlighting the tree’s deep role in the lives of the people of Rota and the varied dishes that are nourished and made tastier by its fruit. From root to tips, the coconut tree is not just a tree...
Posted On Sep 18 2017 06:02
, By Bea Cabrera
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