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THE demise of the CNMI is not the typhoons but the loss of permanent reliable air transportation. The CNMI cannot bring in tourists or products for the business community on a timely and needed schedule. The second and most glaring observation is that the CNMI government cannot even make payments f…

DEAR brothers and sisters in Christ, With deep sadness, I share news that Archbishop Emeritus Michael J. Byrnes has passed away. Our dear friend and beloved former Archbishop of Agaña entered eternal life at about 9:41 on Saturday morning, May 31. The Most Rev. Edward J. Weisenburger, Archbishop of…

IN May, I shared a bit about how I found a surprising outlet for wellness through pickleball. It wasn’t just about the game; it was about connection, laughter, movement, and community. Over the past few weeks, I’ve noticed more and more people joining in. What started as a casual hit-around has gro…

WHO? What? Where? When? Why? These are the basics when it comes to informing others about events. Historical events are often significant when there are delinquent payments in a Capitalist Democracy. Often when Pacific Islanders negotiate with an administering power, there is only fish and taro and…