October 4, 2018 - Saipan Tribune

REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK

Still recovering from Typhoon Mangkhut myself, I was sent to Rota a day after the typhoon swept through Rota. I was early for a Star Marianas’ first flight out to Rota. Mind you, I had not taken a shower because water was down on Saipan too. *** At the Francisco C. Ada/Saipan...

Posted On Oct 04 2018 06:15

, By Kimberly Bautista Esmores

Taking shelter after Mangkhut

Editor’s Note: Saipan Tribune sent Kimberly Bautista to Rota on a task to scope the damage left by Typhoon Mangkhut, talk with disaster relief representatives, and write about it. SONGSONG, Rota—I’ve never slept in a typhoon shelter before. My recent experience on Rota was...

Posted On Oct 04 2018 06:09

, By Kimberly Bautista Esmores

HB 20-79 a ‘fitting end’ for Year of the Reef

It would be a fitting end for the CNMI’s commemoration of the International Year of the Reef if Gov. Ralph DLG Torres signs into law House Bill 20-79 or the Coral Reef Protection Act of 2017. The bill now heads to the governor’s desk after it passed the House; it has already been...

Posted On Oct 04 2018 06:06

, By Jon Perez

Woman is arrested for entering Saipan as a tourist in 2015, with intent to give birth

A woman was arrested on Monday after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Homeland Security Investigations agents learned that she entered the CNMI in 2015 as a tourist from China, but the real intent was allegedly to give birth. Lichan Lu was arrested for lying to a U.S....

Posted On Oct 04 2018 06:06

, By Ferdie De La Torre

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REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK

Taking shelter after Mangkhut

HB 20-79 a ‘fitting end’ for Year of the Reef

Woman is arrested for entering Saipan as a tourist in 2015, with intent to give birth

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