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Petition seeks support for right-hand drive vehicles in NMI

A petition started by CNMI resident Harry Wilcox is currently circulating on social media for the government to look into allowing right-hand drive vehicles to be registered and driven in the CNMI. As a right-hand drive owner himself, Wilcox believes that this an opportunity for...
Posted On Jun 14 2022 06:06
, By Bea Cabrera
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‘We’ or ‘Me’ time at Cosmo Lounge

Whether you want to study, work, meet, play, or celebrate with family or friends, or you just want some alone time, Cosmo Lounge above Winchell’s Donuts on Beach Road in Susupe is the convenient solution to do any of those. Located near villages, offices and schools, Cosmo Lounge...
Posted On Jun 14 2022 06:02
, By Bea Cabrera
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Tempura’s Best opens tomorrow

Tempura’s Best across Mobil Station on Middle Road is not just all about tempura. Pola Castro, who owns the business with her husband, Jimmy, said their brainchild is a Japanese fusion restaurant that features the community’s favorite dishes—Japanese, Chamorro, Filipino food—with...
Posted On Jun 13 2022 06:05
, By Bea Cabrera
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USCIS updates employers on CW-1 Visa ‘touchback’ rule

Mark Graham of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration recently updated CNMI employers on the CW-1 touchback rule at the general membership meeting of the Society for Human Resources Management last week at the Hyatt Regency Saipan’s Grand Ballroom in Garapan. Graham reiterated the...
Posted On Jun 01 2022 06:05
, By Bea Cabrera
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