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An afternoon at the Tinian Shrine

The huge potholes in the road are a big turnoff especially if you are not driving a four-wheel drive or if you are not that adventurous. I had been out exploring and photographing the historical sites of Tinian with visiting photographer and professor Dirk Spennemann from Australia one day a couple…
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Kudos to the new certified computer technicians

Salacan was among the batch 8 building and fixing computer class graduates last year. He took the course through the free livelihood training program of the Philippine Consulate General in collaboration with the Philippine Overseas Labor Office-Overseas Workers Welfare Administration. The other gra…
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Revisiting a World War II structure

Except for the distant whirring sounds of a brush cutter some maintenance men making as they cleaned the area, everything else was quite and deserted. It was just half past 7 a.m. and we had the place to ourselves. I’ve been to the same building a couple of times in the past three years but those w…
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Windsurfer’s paradise

Fight your way against the temptation of staying at home on a windy day and head toward  Micro Beach if you want to see real action. The place is a popular windsurfing spot and even became a venue for windsurfers from six countries during a three-day competition in 1972. Standing at the shore one m…
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Stopover at Teteto Beach

One of the island’s attractions that you should and could not miss is this long stretch of a usually deserted white, sandy beach called Teteto, located about three and a half miles away from the Rota International Airport. I mean deserted in the sense that you will feel you have rented the whole be…
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Looking back at the Kennedy, Burton busts

“I thought it might have been in the diocese,” he said. The bust used to be displayed in front of Mt. Carmel Cathedral, where the statue of Virgin Mary can now be seen, but it was removed when the diocese renovated the church. Herbert Del Rosario, a retired archivist, recalled that the bust was mad…
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Screaming walls of an old lighthouse

I grabbed the chance revisit the lighthouse on Tuesday with a friend who, having just returned to Saipan after being away for five years, immediately got busy shooting photos of the setting sun from the second level of the lighthouse. Somehow, I was not interested in the sunset because things caugh…
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Sun and Surf on Saipan

Saipan is home to numerous pristine beaches with long stretches of fine, sandy shores but this is one of the most favorite hangouts of many during weekends and even during weekdays. The humid weather drove a lot of residents to the seaside last Saturday so that finding a shaded parking place near t…
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