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‘Guma Hustisia will not re-open this year’

The Guma Hustisia building in Susupe will not re-open this year and it is still not sure when it will re-open its doors to the public. The building was closed to the public in March due to a severe mold infestation and air-conditioning problems. Since then, nothing much has been...
Posted On Aug 29 2018 06:06
, By Kimberly Bautista Esmores

Guma Hustisia remains closed

The Guma Hustisia building in Susupe remains closed to the public since it shuttered last March 16 in the wake of air-conditioning system problems and mold infestation. Despite this, the Judiciary assured that it is making every effort to “continue court services in an efficient,...
Posted On Jun 27 2018 06:00
, By Ferdie De La Torre

Justice building closed for over a month now

The Guma Hustisia building in Susupe is still closed to the public for over a month now, and its re-opening date remains uncertain as the Judiciary needs an estimated $7 million to remedy a mold problem and to replace the 22-year-old main air-conditioning system. CNMI Judiciary...
Posted On Apr 19 2018 06:00
, By Ferdie De La Torre

Senator sues ma’s estate, siblings

Sen. Paul A. Manglona (Ind-Rota) is suing his own mother’s estate and siblings over a disputed piece of land in Upper Capital Hill, Saipan. Manglona, through counsel Jennifer Dockter, is suing Priscilla M. Torres, Thomas A. Manglona, and the estate of Bernadita A. Manglona for...
Posted On Jun 19 2017 06:06
, By Ferdie De La Torre
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