PSS funding gets another look

The amount of how much the Public School System would get as its share of the annual budget could come down to how “general fund revenue” is defined. According to the CNMI Constitution, PSS is entitled to 25 percent of the general revenues of the Commonwealth. However, it does...
Posted On Oct 20 2017 06:06
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‘I guess we were fools’

That was the exasperated reply of Commonwealth Healthcare Corp. CEO Ester Muña to a number of reactions from the Legislature about the hospital’s decision to increase room rates effective Oct 4. “I guess we were fools by thinking we were going to get some support from the...
Posted On Oct 19 2017 06:06
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Territorial governors: Tread lightly on tax reform

Gov. Ralph DLG Torres joined the governors of other U.S. territories to press the U.S. Senate for a separate title to address taxes on territories. In a letter dated Aug. 30, 2017, Torres, Gov. Lolo M. Moliga of American Samoa, Gov. Edward B. Calvo of Guam, and Gov. Kenneth E....
Posted On Oct 10 2017 06:06
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CNMI govt to avail of CUC’s pre-pay program

The CNMI government will be availing of the Web-Based Electric Prepay Program that the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. launched last Thursday, as a means of eliminating outstanding balances and to stay current with government accounts. CUC’s pre-pay program allows a customer,...
Posted On Oct 09 2017 06:06
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