Saturday, July 31, 2010 - 06:20:09 PM ChST
Headlines:
Rota nurses seek food assistance
SEVEN of the 10 nurses at the Rota Health Center have asked for food assistance from the Philippine Consulate General Office, welfare officer Rey Tayag said yesterday.
The nurses, who were hired by the center through the Saipan Employment Agency & Services, stopped working starting on July 7 due to a lack of contract or over their delayed salaries.
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ACTING Department of Public Safety Commissioner Ambrosio T. Ogumoro declined to comment on the grievance complaint filed against him by a subordinate.
Austerity bill to cover FY ‘11
THE austerity bill, once passed, is for the remaining two months of the current fiscal year 2010 but it will remain in effect in FY 2011, according the House Ways and Means Chairman Ramon S. Basa.
Commercial building in Garapan burglarized twice, vandalized twice
AUTHORITIES are asking the public’s assistance in solving a series of break-ins and burglaries that occurred at Family Building in Garapan this month.
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- Tenorio wants Saipan casino money to go to Retirement Fund
- DPS reports 2nd quarter success vs ‘ice,’ marijuana
- Man arrested for assaulting minor
- NMI students join Japan conference
- Manglona, Tenorio talk, finally
- Senate passes pension obligation bond
- Healthcare act not applicable to Guam
- CUC to acquire 2 centrifuges to clean oil at power plant, Tank 104
- 2 US generals to visit Tinian for atomic symposium
Editorials: No election? Abolish the election commission then
No election? Abolish the election commission then
IT was irresponsible for the election commission to announce that there would be no election if it did not get adequate funding. An election can neither be postponed nor delayed. Moreover, there is funding but it seems that neither the administration nor the Legislature wants to make the tough decisi...
PHI Pharmacy
FOR any business, being around and flourishing for 14 years is quite a feat, but PHI Pharmacy is planning to be around for more years.
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- Pacific Rainbow Paints Supply Adding more color to your cars
- Moylan’s Insurance launches back to school promo
- Share your thoughts
- An afternoon at a ‘resort away from the resort ’
- Lions, Filcom extend community service
- The glory that was La Fiesta Mall
- The dream baby, living the dream (2)
- The dream baby, living the dream
- Up close with a sand sculptor
Youth Ambassadors program wraps up
KOROR (Palau Horizon) – The 2010 International Youth Ambassadors Interactive Program (IYAIP) wrapped up its three-week event in a farewell party held at the Palau Community College Cafeteria on Thursday night.
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- U.S. Navy' Fleet command ship arrives to hold humanitarian missions
- Presidential summit opens this week
- PICRC holds Aquarium Sleepover Night
- Gov. Salii supports call for Angaur as alternative site for U.S military airbase
- Three ex PSB officer plead not guilty
- ABC Radio Australia to launch 24-hour service in Palau
- MOE School Year 2010-2011
- House wants immediate disbursement of PAN funds
- ORADO performs drug tests
What They Say (Humor is potent medicine): Most of the coconut plantations on Babeldaob have disappeared
Many elderly citizens I talked with recently say that about fifty years ago there were not many coconut trees on Koror.
Today's Photo by Alfredo O. Antolin Jr
REST IN PEACE. Members of the U.S. Marine Corps carry the flag-draped casket of the late U.S. Marine Cpl. Dave Michael Santos into the San Isidro Church in Sinapalo, Rota. Santos was laid to rest yesterday.
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