They are Kagman High School students and helped beautifying inside of the center. They measured the windows and cut the sheets of black paper to post on the frame to block hot sun beam. Certificates of the service will be given to the students.
The center is preparing for the grand opening. Daniel Huh, the president of Kagman Komunidat Association is very thankful for the assistance from the helping community members including Congressman Ramon Basa and his staffer John Camacho, Congressman Fredrick Deleon Guerrero and MINA members, Laolao Golf Resort president Kwang Joong Kim, general manager Tetsuya Matsunaga and the lawn mowing team; JKPL Executive Director John Oliver Gonzales and the Bookmobile team, Kagman Community Center staff, especially technician John Aldan, finance manager Priscilla Castro among others.
According to Huh,, “I want to inform Kagman residents that the Bookmobile is making weekly visits on Tuesday afternoon starting November. This carries all sorts of books for adults and children. The center is making a schedule of educational programs including music and Korean language classes, and leadership training and first-time driver practice, etc.”
He added, “I have a vision that Kagman will be the Manhattan of CNMI in the future. I think ‘Kag’ has the meaning of ‘two (or many)-storied building,’ ‘Man’ can be interpreted into ‘10,000 or many.’ I’m humbly asking governmental agencies and businesses for more assistances, cooperation and donation. Right now, we need to repair the air-con and install the solar street lights costing over $20,000. There is a saying, ‘Heaven helps those who help themselves.’ But I’d like to say, ‘Heaven helps those who help each other.’ ”
