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Facing climate change, Tuvalu families move to Futuna

According to a report on New Caledonian radio, a 70-year-old Tuvalu woman has spearheaded the move as her ancestors hail from Futuna, whose language is similar to Tuvaluan. The report said she has been advised that she and her family will be given land. One Tuvalu family is said to have settled whi…
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Medical director receives Yap health center award

Hancock was recognized and awarded for all the endless and tiresome hours of services provided throughout Aug. 1, 2006 to June 17, 2011 for outstanding job performance as the Wa’ab Community Health Center medical director. He was presented an art gift. The Nimgil Youth Organization was also recogni…
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7 bills signed into law by FSM’s Mori

Congressional Act 17-2 is now Public Law 17-2. This legislation further amends Title 2, Section 201 of the FSM Code, requiring congressional action on presidential nominations to occur within two consecutive sessions or 30 days after nominations’ submission to the FSM Congress, whichever occurs lat…
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Fiji one of world’s top five honeymoon destinations

It followed the publication of an article on the CNN.com travel website detailing the results of a recent online poll conducted by the U.S.-based “Brides” magazine with top travel agents from the leading internationally spread Signature Travel Network. “Brides” magazine’s travel editor Jacqueline G…
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Yap issues trochus proclamation

Trochus harvesting is authorized on all reefs of Yap Main Island. However, all registered fishermen are encouraged to obtain permission from customary owners of reefs and water areas as recognized by custom and traditions, and are hereby advised to refrain from any harvesting activities within the …
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US Army welcomes 20 new Micronesian soldiers

Following an invocation by Reverend Joseph Billoti, Guam Detachment Recruiting Commander First Sgt. Albert Fagan provided opening remarks. In her own remarks, U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission to the FSM Lori Dando said, “I stand here before you today not only as an American diplomat. Not only as a repr…
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Yap’s Xavier school group to meet next week

FOX-Yap, or Friends of Xavier-Yap, is an organization composed of current and former students of Xavier High School, as well as friends and supporters of the school. Each state in the FSM as well as the countries of Palau and the Marshall Islands, among other areas, has a Friends of Xavier organiza…
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Prosecution of Marshalls fraud cases moves forward

Cases against Nella Nashion and Steve Samuel charge their involvement in a scheme to defraud the government by issuing checks to the local business Home Special Supply, which did not provide any service or products to the government in return. Samuel is charged with grand larceny, conspiracy and ot…
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