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2022 Liberation Day Parade to mark 76 years of freedom

In June of 1944, during the Pacific Campaign of World War II, U.S. Marines took the beaches of Saipan that had been under Japanese stronghold. In 1946, two years after the American Invasion of Saipan, and when the island was declared secure, our people were released from U.S....
Posted On May 20 2022 06:04
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Sponsors sought for ‘Adopt-a-Post’ campaign

The Saipan Mayor’s Office is moving forward with its “Adopt-a-Post” project that has been in the works since 2017. The concept is to mount a couple of flower baskets on the lampposts along Beach Road and have private companies or groups take care of them. According to mayor’s...
Posted On Jan 22 2018 06:06
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Saipan boardwalk in the works

The Saipan Mayor’s Office wants to create a boardwalk along Beach Road. Saipan Mayor David M. Apatang said a boardwalk is a good investment and could further attract residents and visitors. Saipan Mayor’s Office special assistant Henry Hofschneider said he and the office would be...
Posted On Sep 26 2017 06:06
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Apatang backs bill on blighted structures

The Saipan Mayor’s Office supports the enactment of House Local Bill 20-14 that would hold lessees accountable for the maintenance of their property once the original lessor leaves. According to the office’s special assistant, Henry Hofschneider, it was discovered during village...
Posted On Sep 07 2017 06:00
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