Douglas W. Domenech (Special to the Saipan Tribune), Author at Saipan Tribune

US territories, not states, bear the scars of WWII

Editor’s Note: Originally published in The Federalist on Sept. 11, 2020. As we mark 75 years since the cessation of hostilities in the Pacific Theater of World War II, we should keep in mind that it was not the United States’ 48 states then whose land and people sustained the...

Posted On Sep 15 2020 06:00

, By Douglas W. Domenech (Special to the Saipan Tribune)

WWII veteran assigned on Tinian visits Camp McCoy

Clarence and Thelma Suzuki of Fresno, Calif., had wanted to visit “Camp McCoy” for decades to see the place the legendary 100th Infantry Battalion once trained. Their visit became a reality on Oct. 28, 2016. Both Clarence and Thelma grew up in Hawaii and were married there 71...

Posted On Sep 14 2020 06:02

, By SCOTT STURKOL, Fort McCoy Public Affairs Office

‘It serves no one when sexual violence is minimized or politicized’

The following is a statement issued by the Northern Marianas Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence. Dear survivors: We believe you. We are standing with you. We understand that recent news and the following reactions of the community have re-traumatized you. In the...

Posted On Sep 14 2020 06:00

, By Contributing Author

Election-year slander politics in the Marianas

For the sake of Rep. Edwin Propst, his family, and the thousands of voters who have supported him since his first election, let me cast a little historical background on election-year slander politics in the Marianas. When Carl T.C. Gutierrez returned from a tour in the U.S. Air...

Posted On Sep 14 2020 06:00

, By Don A. Farrell

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