MITT talks wrap up; as much as 100 soldiers may train

The U.S. Navy’s proposed “Mariana Islands Training and Testing” appears to be consistent with local coastal laws, but matters of protocol and the impact of foot soldier training in Marpi are still being clarified. The Bureau of Environmental and Coastal Quality and the U.S...
Posted On Mar 26 2015 04:00
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Congress allocates $2.5M to clean NMI’s contaminated military sites

Congress has allocated $2.5 million for the cleanup of three formerly used defense sites in the CNMI this year. Delegate Gregorio Kilili C. Sablan (Ind-MP) said he was able to secure the appropriation from the Defense Environmental Restoration Program, which is the source of the...
Posted On Mar 17 2015 04:00
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Military top brass, lawmakers to meet on divert plan

The U.S. military top brass in the Pacific will hold a dialogue with lawmakers on Capital Hill on April 2 to discuss issues and concerns regarding the military’s plan to build a divert—or alternative—airfield in the Commonwealth. Joint Region Marianas commander Rear Admiral Bette...
Posted On Mar 12 2015 04:00
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Bill seeks to prevent tattoo parlors from serving minors

A proposed bill seeks to prevent tattoo parlors in the Commonwealth from serving minors without the written consent or presence of a parent or guardian. According to Senate Bill 19-25, introduced by Sen. Teresita A. Santos (R-Rota), while tattooing is a form of art and getting...
Posted On Mar 12 2015 04:00
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