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Missing Dog

Name: LOEE Gender: Female Age: 1 Breed: Chihuahua & Doberman Mix Color: Black and Yellow Has a collar and bone shaped tag. She is very shy so please call (670)235-0470 if you see her. REWARD: $100

Happy Birthday Julie Ogo!

Thinking of you and the good times we have spent together! Happy Birthday, to my dear best friend who is always close to my heart! Wishing God writes the best of his blessings in your destiny and showers upon you the most beautiful, moments always! With love always, Maggie Masga

Congratulations, Alia Aguon Haro!

Congratulations Alia! You did it! May God bless you on your new journey in life. We are so proud of you. Love you! Alia Aguon Haro graduated Magna Cum Laude from Seattle Pacific University, on June 13, 2021 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Music. 

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OPINION ǀ A DUD Cannabis Commission & LIES!

Ambrose M. Bennett THIS is a special response to the Cannabis Commission & the deflecting & gaslighting LIES. The Truth is, our Cannabis Commission or CC is a DUD (useless), yet they are still in operation when it needs to be resolved like I wrote in the original draft. In his own words Mr.…
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Dear people of the CNMI

POLITICAL season is upon us. The question now is: what will our Legislature, Gov. David M. Apatang, and Lt. Gov. Dennis Mendiola do to improve our islands’ economy? Will this be another State of the Commonwealth Address that focuses only on NMC, while overlooking the accomplishments and struggles o…
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Deadly consequences

IF you think you can normalize evil corruption, think again, because I will never allow you to keep fooling people. My job as a U.S.-CNMI journalist is to hold officials accountable for their ongoing corruption and to hold their feet to the fire. You may tell yourselves it’s okay to steal my grandm…
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Dear Commissioner Dr. Lawrence Camacho & BOE!

THE Truth is, I HATE doing this, but it has always been about “Students First” with me, as I truly tried to work with you Doc, and your office to get vitally needed “Locally Based Resources” to students and teachers. Need I remind you Doc that these “Locally Based Resources were created under the a…
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Do no further harm

Tell us something we don’t know DIVERSIFYING the local economy has been a topic of discussion in the CNMI since at least the late 1970s, and it led to the establishment of the garment industry in 1983. At its peak in 1999, the industry remitted $39.3 million (worth about $76.2 million today) in use…
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Golden opportunity

TEAM King Investments can repurpose the IPI casino building into a CNMI Pacific business and cultural center hosting a multitude of celebrations and events for the entire Pacific Basin. This will expand tourism, cultural, and business practices by inviting other islands to participate in each other…
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