Letters to the Editor

On Guam, oversight protects doctors instead of the public

GUAM’S medical oversight is broken and patients pay the price. Nearly 70 patient complaints have been filed with the Guam Board of Medical Examiners or GBME over the past seven years. Not one has resulted in a clear ruling in favor of a patient. Complaints languish, hearings stall, and outcomes van…
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Proud father of a Marine

I AM happy for my son Matthew V. Dacuma. After graduating from Marianas High School, he went on to become a full-fledged American Marine on Nov. 14, 2025 in San Diego, California. We, his parents, Manuel Carreon Dacuma and Rosana Dacuma, are happy that he was able to cope with the tests at the Boot…
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Identical, similar and familiar

THE reason I never voted after leaving Saipan is that I see how politics can affect families in general. I never planned to take on the problems of democracy, but it was a required class in high school.
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Swampy slumpy Trumpy agenda

FOR those die-hard Republicans and Democrats who were fooled by Trump’s second administration into wasting their vote on the best con man in American history, you can still make your voice heard in the next election and help change course.
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Bon voyage!

ON the night of Oct. 18, 2025, in one of the pavilions at Kilili Beach, we gathered to celebrate a “Potluck Birthday Party” for a fellow overseas Filipino worker. We also extended our farewell messages to one of our fellow OFWs who is scheduled to return to the Philippines for good after 36 long ye…
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Grave concerns

Regarding House Local Bill No. 24-11, “To amend the Saipan Zoning Law of 2013, Section 1211 concerning nonconforming auto rental offices with vehicles, for enhanced industry clarity and infrastructure utilization in the Third Senatorial District; and for other purposes.”
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Heartfelt thanks

PROJECT Buddy Check 670, a local non-profit organization dedicated to empowering CNMI veterans and their families, proudly expresses its deepest gratitude to the generous sponsors, donors, and participants supporting the inaugural 2025 Veterans Victory Classic Golf Tournament, scheduled for Oct. 11…
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‘Our deepest gratitude’

THE Santa Soledad Parish community and Father Rey D. Rosal extends our deepest gratitude to all the donors and sponsors, who have contributed thus far to the upcoming Santa Soledad Golf Tournament Fundraiser in honor of Fr. Rey D. Rosal’s 36th Priesthood Ordination Anniversary scheduled to take pla…
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The impact of forced assimilation by dominant powers

THE purpose of this article is to bring awareness and hopefully educate. When a dominant country requires assimilation of a territory or population under its control, the consequences are far-reaching — often reshaping politics, culture, identity, and economy for generations. Assimilation is the pr…
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