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BC’s Tales of the Pacific | Morning walk on the beach

I TOOK a walk along the beach in the early morning.  The sun emerged from its slumber, casting warm rays over me and the few vessels I saw in the water.  I imagined what it must be like for the crews of those ships to wake this day, sleep in their eyes, coffee in hand, as they begin the endless cho…
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OPINION | Fraud, malice and intent

AS someone who has an insatiable appetite for politics and history, I followed Gov. Ralph Torres entrance into politics back in the election of 2007. He was running for a House seat in election precinct I of which he won decisively. His youthful appeal and millennial voters’ hunger for genera…
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Variations | Days gone by

ON Feb. 7, 1975, Marianas Variety included a news story regarding the State of the Marianas District message of the district administrator or DistAd, Francisco C. Ada. At the time the NMI was still one of the six districts of the U.S.-administered Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. The other d…
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OPINION | Let’s take pro-active steps to reopen tourism

THIS summer, the Marianas will be holding several festivities that will provide exciting experiences at the perfect time — as we launch the reopening of our tourism economy. First up is the Marianas Visitors Authority’s Hafa Adai & Tirow Summer Jam on Saipan on July 31, followed by Tinian’s Bee…
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Variations | No way boomer

THERE was a time when TV was considered the bane of modern civilization. Intelligent people called it the idiot box. For the sake of humanity, some concerned parents — and educators — wanted all of us to observe “No TV Day”…preferably every day. About a year ago, the Wall Street Journal’s interior …
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