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Thursday, March 1, 2007 | www.mvariety.com Serving the CNMI for 34 years |
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Aim high.Garapan Elementary School fourth grade students show off their paper planes. The school held a paper plane competition yesterday to mark the end of Science and Math Awareness Month. .Photo by Mark Peñaranda |
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400 families may face disconnection by CUC Refugee wants to bring family to Saipan MOHAMMED Kamal Hossain is thankful he was granted refugee protection by the CNMI on Aug. 22, 2006, but he says he should also be allowed to bring his family to Saipan for the same humanitarian reason....(Full Story)
Jury: PSS, ex-principal not liable
THE U.S. District Court for the NMI jury yesterday returned a verdict in favor of the defendants, former Hopwood Jr. High School principal Jim Brewer and the Public School System, who were sued for wrongful termination by former teacher Lisa S. Black. ....(Full Story) . | ||||||||||||
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Sen. James Espaldon, right, R-Tamuning, gestures as he talks about the proposed new landfill in Inarajan, while Sen. David Shimizu, left, D-Inarajan, listens during a visit to the future landfill site yesterday. Thomas Polevich, second left, and TG Engineers president Tor Gudmundsen, hold a diagram of the landfill design.. Photo by Paul Blas Local News Guam Editorials/Columns/Letters |