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Tinian Mayor’s Office aids in debris removal

The Tinian Mayor’s Office is helping residents get rid of debris that littered their yard and property following the destruction of Super Typhoon Yutu last month. Typhoon debris is one of the biggest concerns on the island right now, according to Municipal Operations Center...
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DPS seeks help in solving burglary and theft incident

The Department of Public Safety is seeking the community’s assistance in solving a burglary and theft incident that took place on Rota over the weekend. According to a Department of Public Safety statement, the burglary was reported last Friday on Rota and no leads have been...
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FEMA registration today at Saipan Mayor’s Office

For only two days—yesterday and today—the Saipan Mayor’s Office would be accepting Federal Emergency Management Agency registration for disaster assistance. Joann Aquino, the Saipan Mayor’s Office director of field operations, told Saipan Tribune that the office would be...
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Kilili to Torres: Let’s both ask for typhoon relief

Delegate Gregorio Kilili C. Sablan (Ind-MP) has reached out to Gov. Ralph DLG Torres for them to jointly ask the U.S. Congress for special disaster assistance. “The Appropriations Committee is most responsive when requests for assistance are the product of cooperation and...
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