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I want my wife back

May 29, 2024
THE corruption in Oregon and at its mental health department and homeless shelters is comparable to California’s. There is duplication of useless services, and patients are used as a revolving door for profits. They keep kicking out the most vulnerable patients instead of using federal grants to im…
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OPINION ǀ Building a resilient economy, together

May 28, 2024
Arnold Palacios THOUGH I appreciate the recent efforts by the Chamber of Commerce to gather local businesses and decision-makers to put forth ideas to accelerate the Commonwealth’s economic recovery, I am disappointed by the narrative that continues to be pushed in the press and by certain business…
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BC’s Tales of the Pacific ǀ The tale of the Southport

May 27, 2024
BC Cook FOR centuries the Pacific has been travelled by countless cargo ships bringing valuable goods to and from endless buyers and sellers.  There are two types of cargo ship: those owned by trading companies and are given specific destinations and assigned to move particular cargoes, and those c…
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OPINION ǀ Truth 47: Ambrose’s Mark, the 35% and $$$ Woes!!!

May 27, 2024
Ambrose M. Bennett THE TRUTH of the matter is Ambrose M. Bennett has made his mark in the CNMI, if I have to say-so myself, as my mother told me that “sometimes you have to toot your own horn.”  But I really want to make it “CLEAR” to my critics that I have done a lot to contribute, and I have offe…
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Squandered millions and billions

May 27, 2024
AFTER the Covid-19 pandemic hit the U.S. and other countries around the world, it was recorded by the FBI that corruption was at its highest peak in America with scammers stealing federal dollars from Uncle Sam. From the GOP’s tax breaks to the rich to the Democrats’ pharmaceutical partners in Oreg…
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Capitol, Capital

May 24, 2024
WHEN I go to the post office, I pass under a sign that says Capitol Hill Post Office and mail a letter that is postmarked Capital Hill. How can that be? Surely, one is correct and one is incorrect. Right? No, not necessarily. Wikipedia spells it Capitol Hill. U.S. Geological Survey spells it Capita…
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