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BC’s Tales of the Pacific | Of boats and britches

DEAR readers, many of you love the sea as much as I, and a good many of you love nothing more than to spend the day on a boat with friends and family, swimming, and barbecuing.  I hold in my memory one of the most amusing boat stories of all time.  Stick around for a few minutes and learn how one a…
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OPINION | Micronesia: We are all one people

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — Improved transportation, border security, exports, imports, agribusiness, aquaculture, infrastructure, telecom, energy, finance, technology, economic development — you name it! The best laid plans and optimum results for regional prosperity require finding out what e…
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Variations | What everyone should know

ABOUT 30 years ago, Marianas Variety published a letter to the editor from an educated, concerned citizen from the states who predicted that “25 years from now,” there would be “bumper-to-bumper ‘kids with no land’ and 250,000 aliens living here.” Twenty-five years later, there were about 12,000 gu…
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OPINION | Deliver us from evil

BY now we should have learned from Occupy Wall Street or the Tea Party that were formed after the 2008 financial crash wiped out the incomes of middle-class families who we’re trying to get back on their feet. The bankers were the real winners despite their bad investments in toxic home loans.  Tod…
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BC’s Tales of the Pacific | Truth comes in portions

ENJOY the following stories excepted from “Tales of the Tikongs” by Epeli Hau’ofa, a delightful book out of Tonga: Truth comes in portions, some large, some small, but never whole.  Like our ancestors we are expert tellers of half-truths, quarter-truths, and one percent truths.  When Tevita A…
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FEATURE | Black History Month for the CNMI – Feb. 22 to 28

IT is my honor, my pleasure and my duty to continuing to offer the recognition of Black History Month to the People of the CNMI. As Dr. King once asked me and others “if not you then who, and if not now then when” will anyone whole-heartedly promote and embrace Black History Month in appreciation o…
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FEATURE | We need your help

AS many of our supporters know, Saipan Cares for Animals or SCA was part of a recent Zoning Board public hearing to approve the conditional use application for our property. It was an oversight on our part that the zoning application was not fully completed and approved when we moved our clinic to …
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