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THINGS TO KNOW – April 7, 2020

As of April 7, 2020. All information may change without prior notice. For corrections and additions to this list, send an email to editor@saipantribune.com or chevy_alipio@saipantribune.com, or call 235-6397 or 235-2440.   POLICIES  Curfew from 7pm to 6am for everyone...
Posted On Apr 08 2020 06:03
, By Press Release

PBS Guam launches free educational programming for smart phones, TVs

MANGILAO, Guam—The COVID-19 stay-home mandate points out the lack of quality educational television for our children. Children have YouTube and the internet where they watch other kids and gamers play video games, watch music videos, and cartoons. Because PBS Guam understands...
Posted On Apr 08 2020 06:03
, By Press Release

Former contractor wants default judgment vs IPI for not responding to defamation suit

A former construction contractor for Imperial Pacific International (CNMI) LLC filed yesterday a motion for entry of default against IPI for allegedly failing to answer its defamation lawsuit. U.S.A. Fanter Corp. Ltd., through counsel Samuel I. Mok, asked the U.S. District Court...
Posted On Apr 08 2020 06:03
, By Ferdie De La Torre

Govt to terminate, furlough workers

The CNMI government is looking at terminating excepted service employees, and furloughing Civil Service employees for one year, to cut government personnel costs by half. Due to the negative economic impact of COVID-19 in the CNMI, and with the estimated 48% reduction in the...
Posted On Apr 08 2020 06:03
, By Iva Maurin
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