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OPINION | Welcome Back BUT What Work!

I DON’T have any problem with welcoming the Lt. Governor back and wishing him “good health” but the concern that WE the People should ALL have is “WHAT work is he and his running mate Apatang are talking about.” I’m glad he recovered and is even making positive changes in his lifestyle.  But his re…
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Variations | Nothing to lose

THE recent vandalism incidents in Koblerville involving juveniles reminded me of a front-page story we published over 44 years ago: “Crime Is Our Number One Concern.” The CNMI’s first governor told Variety that “reducing the crime rate will be the major priority” of his administration. “We want not…
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OPINION | Truth or Consequences (58): DARE to Dream CNMI!

ONE of the MOST important legacies of Dr. King has been the “GIFT of a Dream” that he had for ALL Americans and especially for the People of Color which includes Chamorros & Carolinians, as they would have gone to school with me during Segregation. I’ve been in the CNMI for over thirty years an…
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Variations | Along came Jack

THE garment industry and Jack Abramoff’s lobbying efforts in the 1990s remain highly contentious subjects in the CNMI (or even in the U.S., among those who may still remember those long ago events). As in most controversies, your opinion about it  usually depends on your politics. We begin, in any …
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OPINION | CHCC’s Medical Referral Program & Recommendations

I’M sure many in the community are glad to see the Medical Referral Program is finally being addressed to make it “fiscally responsible, sustainable and always functioning as the last resort to assist patients.” The Audit done on the program clearly PROVED that a “few hundred million was literally …
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