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OPINION ǀ Truth 62: It’s OUR Managaha — Stewardship!

Ambrose M. Bennett THE TRUTH of the matter is that it is OUR Economy falling off a cliff and this Governor and the next Governor will continue to be faced with stewardship rebuilding our Economy.  The stewardship over the need to rebuild our Economy, that has obviously been decimated by nature &…
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Variations ǀ So this is ‘progress’

IN November 2008, Variety informed its readers that more than 4,000 local residents had already moved to the states because of the economic crisis. This was according to a federally funded report conducted by Malcolm D. McPhee & Associates and Dick Conway on the economic impact of federalizatio…
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OPINION ǀ Making tourism our business: Your vote matters

Christopher Concepcion THIS year’s U.S. presidential election has taken a turn with President Joe Biden stepping down from the race this month and Vice President Kamala Harris gearing up to accept the Democratic Party nod to face off against former President Donald Trump.  An interesting turn of ev…
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FEATURE ǀ 80 years ago: July 1944

Don A. Farrell The following is the text of the author’s welcoming remarks delivered Friday morning, July 26, 2024, at the American Cemetery, part of the Tinian, North Field, National Historic Landmark. GOOD morning, ladies and gentlemen. First, let me congratulate Mayor Edwin Aldan, his hardworkin…
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Variations ǀ Faith-based tourism policy

FOR those wondering why the local economy is still in the dumps and, consequently, why the CNMI government is not collecting enough revenue, I suggest that you watch, in its three-hour entirety, the recent Senate Fiscal Affairs Committee hearing on MVA’s budget. (https://rb.gy/v6r0j1)    As everyon…
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BC’s Tales of the Pacific ǀ The Perfect Warrior

BC Cook FROM having traveled in Japan, I am sometimes asked to describe different aspects of Japanese culture.  Movie buffs want to talk about Toei Kyoto Studio, still used to shoot samurai-era films.  Sports fans are curious about baseball in Japan and how it differs from the American game.  Busin…
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Variations ǀ An old Mesopotamian myth

TWO headlines from the July 12th issue of The Wall Street Journal: • “China Pays Price for Its One-Child Policy” • “Earth’s Population Should Peak Before Century” According to the Journal, the United Nations now “expects China’s population to drop to 639 million by 2100 from 1.4 billion today, a mu…
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