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SUPERIOR Court Associate Judge Teresa Kim-Tenorio on Monday granted 21-year-old Cleon Otto Reyes Pacho permission to attend U.S. Army Reserve training on Saipan sometime in July, approving a modification of his bail conditions while he awaits trial on a felony prison-contraband charge.

In its Friday session, the Senate unanimously adopted the reports of the bicameral conference committee recommending passage of House Bill 24-89, House Bill 24-91, and House Bill 24-96.

DELIVERING on a promise its executive director, Kevin Watson, made to acting Education Commissioner Jacqueline Che more than two weeks ago, the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. has begun restoring power to public schools affected by Super Typhoon Sinlaku.

ROTARY Club of Saipan’s past presidents will once again take on an exciting yet challenging responsibility this Rotary year.

While there are many legal questions surrounding this issue, as a candidate for public office and son of the Marianas, the only question that really matters to me is this: “What does this mean for the Commonwealth?”

“This approval affirms our commitment to ensuring fair and competitive wages for all workers across the Commonwealth,” Governor Apatang said.

In Sablan v. Commonwealth Utilities Corporation, Conrad M. Sablan alleged that CUC built a water tank and pump station in 1991 on family land in the Sadog Tasi area of Saipan, without paying compensation.

After several months of paused programming, MANGO is excited to once again bring nonprofit leaders, board members, volunteers, community organizations, and aspiring changemakers together to learn, connect, and strengthen the nonprofit sector across the Commonwealth.