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Alternative Zero’s Mayday

SOS and 911 are signals similar to the navigational distress call “Mayday.” Religious disestablishments types organize around what they are against to highlight the irrelevance of the category of a ‘god’ that designates a dictatorial external force determining fate and destiny....
Posted On May 01 2015 04:00
, By Jun Dayao

Kilili joins call for longer review time for draft EIS

Delegate George Kilili C. Sablan (Ind-MP) said he supports the calls for an extension on the review period for the draft environmental impact statement on “live-fire” military exercises on the CNMI. “What the U.S. military is proposing will have a significant and long lasting...
Posted On Apr 28 2015 18:18
, By Joel D. Pinaroc

‘Alternative Zero’ hopes to share fourth option not included in EIS

Sometimes, the best option is no option. This is what “Alternative Zero,” a local group concerned about proposed live-fire training in Tinian and Pagan, hopes to get across. In an interview, one of the group’s leaders Pete Perez, and member of the now reactivated Paganwatch,...
Posted On Apr 22 2015 04:00
, By Dennis B. Chan

PaganWatch group reactivated in response to military plans

PaganWatch has been reactivated to respond to the challenge of protecting the Commonwealth’s islands from the U.S. military’s intention to use them as bombing ranges, according to Paganwatch founder Pete Perez. “We have teamed with Guardians of Gani, another local...
Posted On Apr 22 2015 04:00
, By Saipan Tribune

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