Park Young Ok places flowers on the grave of her son, Jung Hwan Ku, while Jung Kun Ku holds a picture of his brother yesterday afternoon at the Tanapag cemetery. Photo by Mark Peñaranda

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Whoah! A tow truck rights an overturned sport utility vehicle along Marine Drive in Tamuning yesterday morning while police officers, firefighters and passersby look on. The woman operating the SUV was transported to the hospital, and traffic in the area was affected. Photo by Paul Blas

• Reyes cracks the whip on DI Program
  
• Budget session nearly breaks down
  
• Shinohara’s trial to start in 3 months
  
• Firefighters battle 2 blazes
  
• 50-year-old arrested for sexually assaulting infant
  
• Supreme Court tosses back Angoco case to trial court
• Hotel Nikko wins land case against former senator
  
• Former Guam resident’s son wins in San Francisco
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• New Marianas history book launched
• Trial of former Labor official begins on Sept. 19
  
• PREL applications available
• Committee to Keep Guam Working joins opposition to tax increase
  
  

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• Midseason race for first heats up Thursday

Garment workers asked to pay $1,000 to $1,500 for transfer jobs
SOME garment workers at the soon-to-close Michigan Inc. factory in San Antonio say they were directly and indirectly asked to pay $1,000 to $1,500 to be able....(Full Story)

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Drowning victim buried in Tanapag
THE 24-year-old man who was among the four students who drowned in the waters off Forbidden Island on Friday was laid to rest yesterday at the Tanapag cemetery....(Full Story)

Little Miss Marianas promotes NMI on mainland
REIGNING Little Miss Marianas Opal Northen is back on island after some exciting experiences on her trip to the U.S. where she promoted the CNMI.....(Full Story)

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