The purpose of the power disruption is to allow the Hawaiian Rock field crews to safely work near the primary lines as they install three traffic light poles on Isa Drive near the San Vicente church.
Areas that will be affected from the former Adventure Store, upper San Vicente, Happy Landing, Taturam to the Botanical Garden in Papago.
CUC apologizes for any inconvenience the power interruptions may cause and will continue to work diligently to minimize future interruptions.
MHS alumni school records
(MHS) — Marianas High School is calling all previous students to come and pick up your school records which include your high school transcripts and other confidential files.
All graduates from 1965 to 2002 must pick up their student records before Jan. 7, 2011. All records not picked up will be disposed accordingly.
After Jan. 7, MHS will only keep records for seven years. Beyond that, MHS will only issue graduation certification for students.
Call the registrar at 237-3205 for further information.
10 Guam, NMI students to receive $19,550 scholarships
MAITE, Guam (First Hawaiian Bank and Guam Business) –– First Hawaiian Bank and Guam Business are pleased to announce that 10 students have been selected to be the 2010 First Hawaiian Bank Guam Business Businesswoman of the Year scholarship recipients.
The program provides student scholarships at three higher education institutions in the Mariana islands: the University of Guam, Guam Community College and Northern Marianas College. The selection committee chose four students from UOG; three students from GCC; and three from NMC.
The scholarships will be presented to the successful Guam applicants on Friday, Nov. 26 at 10 a.m. in First Hawaiian Bank Maite Center’s meeting room on the 2nd floor. At the same time in Saipan, the scholarship awards will be presented to the NMC recipients at First Hawaiian Bank Gualo Rai Branch.
Funds for the scholarships were raised through the 2010 Businesswoman of the Year Gala, held at the Hyatt Regency Guam on April 24. The sold-out event was attended by hundreds of supporters of the program. The event raises funds for these scholarships and recognizes women who make a difference in business. The 2010 Businesswoman of the Year Maga’haga award recipient is Anna Wang Kao, founder and president of Genghis Khan Furniture Co.
For any questions or inquiries, contact Letitia Law-Byerly, assistant editor of Guam Business at 671-649-0883 ext. 126 or email assist_editor@glimpsesofguam.com.
Zoning Board officials on Marianas Agupa
(Marianas Agupa) — This Saturday, Nov. 27, Marianas Agupa will feature Herminia Fusco, chairwoman of the Zoning Board, and Douglas Wyatt, zoning administrator.
The show starts at 10 a.m. and ends at 10:30 a.m. on Magic 100.3 FM.
The topic of discussion will be the policies of the zoning office and its community outreach campaign.
The Chamorro talk show program is hosted by Glenn H. Manglona.
It includes a world report by former Rota Mayor Joseph S. Inos, followed by special reports from Rota correspondent and commentator Thomas D. Mendiola and Tinian correspondent and radio commentator former Sen. David M. Cing.
The show can be heard on the internet via www.magic100radio.com.
Red flag at 12 Saipan sites
(DEQ) — The Division of Environmental Quality says water samples collected from Nikko Hotel, Tanapag Meeting Hall, Central Repair Shop, DPW Channel Bridge, Dai-Ichi Drainage, Samoa Housing, Hafa-Adai Hotel, Hafa-Adai Drainage, Garapan Fishing Dock, Garapan Beach Drainage, CK Dist #4 Drainage and San Antonio Beach contained excessive concentrations of fecal indicator bacteria that exceeded the CNMI’s marine water quality standards.
DEQ has given these locations a red flag and advises the public not to fish or swim within 300 feet of the locations for the next 48 hours or until otherwise notified.
