Feds sue CUC for Clean Water Act violations
AFTER eight years of repeatedly discharging wastewater from its sewage treatment plants and failing to monitor its wastewater, the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. has been finally sued by the federal government and handed two stipulated orders requiring CUC to comply with the law. ...House holds off action on FY 2009 budget
THE House of Representatives yesterday decided not to act on the joint conference committee’s budget bill for fiscal year 2009, citing concerns over confusing figures and deficits that may violate the CNMI Constitution and the Planning and Budget...Hitchhiker stabs driver, steals car
BEING a Good Samaritan turned out to be a bad decision for a 33-year-old nonresident when his passenger suddenly grabbed his car keys and stabbed him several times on Monday.MHS to resume classes today
AFTER the tragic incident on campus early Tuesday morning, Marianas High School will resume classes today for its nearly 1,200 students. - NMI first lady asks Mrs. Bush to oppose monument bid
- Official: Indigenous office is active, performing
- MVA signs $2.8M contracts for off-shore offices
- Head Start nominates Ogo, Tadao for PSS awards
- Tudela appeals for more support to help needy
- Only one of 5 fatalities was active member of welfare program
- Accreditation team to visit Eucon College
- China agri-business impresses NMI agriculturist
- Coleman to attend VA meeting in Hawaii
- Lawmakers hope Sablan would convince US Congress to help NMI
- Sablan meets with Miller in DC
- Rota to host municipal officials general assembly
- Monument proposal inspires student submarine trip
- Hitchhiker stabs driver, steals car
- House holds off action on FY 2009 budget
- Feds sue CUC for Clean Water Act violations
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Traders Insurance sponsors 2nd annual badminton tournament
TRADERS Insurance Company handed $2,000 check to the officers and members of Northern Marianas Badminton Federation yesterday as it sponsored once again the sports group’s annual...Letter to the Editor: Open Government Act request to MVA’s Perry Tenorio
MR. Tenorio, a concern has risen concerning your report on MVA’s expenditures promoting our homeland in the CHINA Market — $35 million is a lot of money for a very small touris...Mobile phones ‘spread AIDS’
PORT MORESBY (Pacnews) — An HIV/AIDS workshop in Lae, Morobe Province was told that mobile phones, the current craze in Papua New Guinea, were contributing to the spread of HIV v...The Eight Amendment: to late for some
KOROR (Palau Horizon) – The voting citizens of Palau went to the polls early this month to vote for candidates – whom the voters believe would serve the best interests of the c...- Assemblyman gives all he had
- Chin offers support to Toribiong
- Police warn the public of counterfeit money
- Fitness classes starts on Nov. 17
- Steven Salii wins Angaur gubernatorial election by 1 vote
- Japan provides grant to PAWS
- 16 Palau gov’t employees learn Mandarin
- Micronesian Games organizing Committee launched
- Toribiong is the new president of Palau
- Ngaimis appeal not successful
- PCS participate in team-building and reflection retreat
- Remengesau now senator elect
- Man stabbed in the chest during argument
- Tax Office burglarized, computer speaker stolen
- Laptop and jewelry stolen from Ngerchemai residence
- Palau president-elect to appoint ‘the best and the brightest’ to cabinet
- Toribiong to create transition committee
- Write-in candidate wins Sonsorol delegate race
What They Say (Humor is potent medicine)
Decline in shellfish products and Asbestos pipesDecline in the harvesting of edible shellfish species and other related marine speciesWE have noticed that edible products of many m...The 2008 Budweiser King and Queen of the Diamonds Softball Tournament on Palau
KOROR (Palau Horizon) – The “King of Beers” is proud to sponsor the “King and Queen of the Diamonds” Softball Tournament to be held on Palau at Airai Field on November 14...
Banner Photo
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED. Commonwealth Election Commission Chairwoman Frances Sablan, left, with acting CEC Executive Director Julita Villagomez, and Commissioners Elizabeth Aldan and Miranda Manglona, review the results after the absentee ballots were tabulated on Tuesday night at the multi-purpose center in Susupe. Gregorio C. Sablan maintained his over 300-vote lead and will be the CNMI’s first delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives. Photo by Gemma Q. Casas
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