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SIS seeks redemption

After falling short in its title bid last season, Saipan International School is determined to finish on top this time around in the 2018-2019 Commonwealth Coalition of Private Schools Association Volleyball League. The Lady Geckos lost to Grace Christian Academy in last year’s...
Posted On Feb 06 2019 06:06
, By Roby N. Pamintuan

Apatang reactivates program to remove junk cars

Saipan Mayor David M. Apatang expects to see an increase in the number of junk cars after his office recently renewed its effort to rid the island of abandoned vehicles that are eyesores and health hazards in the community. Apatang noted in an interview with Saipan Tribune...
Posted On Feb 06 2019 06:06
, By Jon Perez

Torres: Improved status bill has a better chance this time

The effort to grant improved status to qualified guest workers in the CNMI may finally have a strong chance to hurdle the 116th U.S. Congress since the House of Representatives is currently controlled by Democrats—or so Gov. Ralph DLG Torres believes. Granting improved status to...
Posted On Feb 06 2019 06:06
, By Jon Perez

Bill to widen CCC powers in the works

The Commonwealth Casino Commission will be working closely with the 21st CNMI Legislature and the CNMI Office of the Attorney General in crafting legislation that would clarify and widen its regulatory functions. The legislation went back to the drawing board after House Bill...
Posted On Feb 06 2019 06:06
, By Jon Perez
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