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Hwang’s attorney: Warrant was unconstitutional and overbroad

Local News

By Bryan [email protected] News Staff   ATTORNEY Joaquin DLG Torres, who represents Hee Jung Hwang, filed a motion Tuesday...
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Shutdown stalls federal case over injury at Saipan park

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THE U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Districts of Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands filed a motion Tuesday to temporarily halt proceedings in a federal negligence lawsuit filed by a Korean businessman against American Memorial Park, citing the federal government shutdown.
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Jewelry workshop connects community to Chamorro culture

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BONITA Basula and Tåddung Håga’ are inviting the community to the Alahas Di Mariånas jewelry workshop, held Saturdays from 3 to 6 p.m. at Crowne Plaza Resort.
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4-H Marianas programs highlight leadership and community projects

Local News

AT a proclamation signing on Saturday, Oct. 4, youth leaders with 4-H Marianas ushered in National 4-H Week alongside Gov. David M. Apatang and other officials.
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Editorials

Editorials ǀ At your own peril

Editorials

PERHAPS if CNMI officials in all branches of government, including autonomous agencies, “volunteered” to take a 10 or 20% pay cut, there would be more funds available for public education, public safety, or public health.
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The way things are

Editorials, Views

No choice FOUR months after declaring that the state of the CNMI was “getting better,” the administration removed its rose-colored...
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Frankly

Editorials, Views

It’s a start REGARDING the PSS budget — specifically, the government’s inability to meet PSS’s full request — a lawmaker...
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Cold truth

Editorials, Views

Backward march! INTERESTING choice of words by the education commissioner. The CNMI is going backwards in education, he said, referring to...
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Letters

CNMI will lose funding, leadership needs to be held accountable!

Letters to the Editor

AS a concerned CNMI resident, we all have to be aware that including federal programs and federally funded staff in CNMI’s austerity measures creates serious risks — financial, legal, operational, and reputational. Consequences:
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‘Our deepest gratitude’

Letters to the Editor

THE Santa Soledad Parish community and Father Rey D. Rosal extends our deepest gratitude to all the donors and sponsors, who have contributed thus far to the upcoming Santa Soledad Golf Tournament Fundraiser in honor of Fr. Rey D. Rosal’s 36th Priesthood Ordination Anniversary scheduled to take pla…
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Opinions

Truth 146: An SS Lesson, The Covenant & Stewardship!

Columnists

THE Truth is Dr. Galvin Deleon Guerrero offers the perfect Social Studies Lesson in his statement that “the Covenant sets a Promise NOT Conditions” which is a very REAL & POWERFUL statement for voters and future Social Studies Lessons.
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BC’s Tales of the Pacific ǀ What does a marine archaeologist do?

Columnists

AFTER several mentions of marine archaeologists in recent columns, I have been asked to explain what they do. Let’s walk through a typical case study and get into his or her world.
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Business

‘Fiscal Fitness: Improving Financial Health for Women in Business’

Business News

(SBDC) —The CNMI Small Business Development Center Network at Northern Marianas College is pleased to announce the first session of its Women’s Entrepreneurship Project training series, “Fiscal Fitness: Improving Financial Health for Women in Business.” The three-day series will take place from Oct…
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Regional/World

In Bangladesh’s flooded plains, schools in boats keep learning afloat

Regional / World

BHANGURA, Bangladesh (Reuters) — In flood-prone regions of Bangladesh, solar-powered “floating schools” ensure children do not miss...
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National

Trump’s threat to invoke Insurrection Act escalates showdown with Democratic cities

National

CHICAGO (Reuters) — Hundreds of Texas National Guard soldiers gathered on Tuesday at an Army facility outside Chicago, as Donald Trump’s threat to invoke an anti-insurrection law and deploy troops to more U.S. cities intensified the battle over the limits to his authority.
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Announcements

Missing Dog

Name: LOEE Gender: Female Age: 1 Breed: Chihuahua & Doberman Mix Color: Black and Yellow Has a collar and bone shaped tag. She is very shy so please call (670)235-0470 if you see her. REWARD: $100

Happy Birthday Julie Ogo!

Thinking of you and the good times we have spent together! Happy Birthday, to my dear best friend who is always close to my heart! Wishing God writes the best of his blessings in your destiny and showers upon you the most beautiful, moments always! With love always, Maggie Masga

Congratulations, Alia Aguon Haro!

Congratulations Alia! You did it! May God bless you on your new journey in life. We are so proud of you. Love you! Alia Aguon Haro graduated Magna Cum Laude from Seattle Pacific University, on June 13, 2021 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Music. 

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