Friday, September 3, 2010 - 01:49:31 AM ChST
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Complaints filed vs Buckingham, AGO
SEVERAL complaints have been filed against Attorney General Edward T. Buckingham and his office for hosting the “meet and greet” gathering for the ruling Covenant Party’s candidate for U.S. delegate at the governor’s residence on Saturday night.
“I can confirm having received several complaints pertaining to the substance of your inquiries. Under the law, the [Office of the Public Auditor] must keep the identity of the complainants confidential,” Public Auditor Michael Pai said in an e-mail to t...
Read more...Saipan casino will cost NMI more
AN anti-gambling advocate says casino on Saipan will cost more than what the commonwealth could earn from it.
Businessman Lorenzo LG. Cabrera, who was the chairman of Diocese of Chalan Kanoa’s special committee that spearheaded the anti-casino initiative in 1979, said he still does not believe that the legalization of casino gaming on Saipan will he...
‘Exit poll’ targets Kilili, says Cing
FORMER Sen. David M. Cing believes that Congressman Gregorio C. Sablan is the “target” of the “exit poll” that was proposed by the ruling party.
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Speaker wants to kill QC
THE commonwealth government is in dire need of revenue now so everybody should pay taxes, Speaker Froilan C. Tenorio said.
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- House OKs ‘exit poll’ in November
- Guam must prepare to produce more food
- CUC complying with stipulated orders: Muna
- Teen who punched cop released to third party custodian
- Woman in ‘ice’ case gets modified bail
- Pay cut will hit Rota hard
- NMPASI gets clean audit report from feds
- Kilili wants to see higher minimum wage
- Santos meets Rota NMC students
Editorials: We get the government we deserve
We get the government we deserve
THROUGHOUT the campaign period last year, there were numerous reports of government employees using government equipment or vehicles to erect signs, government phones to make calls for get-togethers, government e-mail accounts for the same, and all on government clock.
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Garapan school to hold ‘Welcome Back’ fair
Garapan school to hold ‘Welcome Back’ fair
(GES) — Garapan Elementary School will be holding its “Welcome Back” fair for parents and students on Saturday, Sept. 4, from 8 to 11 a.m.
PICRC completes Hydrodynamic Model
KOROR (Palau Horizon) — The Palau International Coral Reef Center (PICRC) recently completed a fully-working hydrodynamic model of Palau’s main archipelago and the surrounding ocean which will be used to determine areas that contribute to coral reef conservation, to monitor the flow of water in cases of oil spill or if someone was lost at sea, and t...
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- Palau adopts official Energy Policy
- Toribiong calls corruption allegation as “rubbish”
- Compact meeting in Hawaii this week
- Palau, Indonesia to discuss border issues
- Ngiraingas agrees to meet with Nakamura
- Ngardmau awaits start of construction of Phase 2 Road Project
- Palau experiences island wide power outage
- Peleliu legislators reject Nautilus Project
- Palau ranks 7th in obesity
What They Say (Humor is potent medicine)
The streets on Koror are now so crowded with vehicles and pedestrians. The Police should work extra hard to ensure safety and courtesy for everyone on the road
Today's Photo by Junhan B. Todeno
BEST WISHES! A group of Marianas High School students and their choreographer pose at the 13 Fishermen Utt on Beach Road in Garapan after their rehearsal for an upcoming “debut” party.
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