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500 Sails newest canoe, Ånimuyi, now a permanent feature of community sails

500 Sails thanks community members, the Benito family, the Indigenous Affairs Office, the Northern Marianas Humanities Council, Nonstop Corporation, artist Maria Manlo, and Bank of Saipan for their support of

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PPP partners clean adopted sites on Rota, Tinian, and Saipan

(GCEA) — The Governor’s Council of Economic Advisers would like to recognize and thank its Public Private Partnership or PPP Partners for refurbishing medians, bus stops, and parking lots throughout

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Toronto to allow Indigenous people to have sacred fires at 3 city parks

The City of Toronto has designated three city parks as places where Indigenous people can have sacred fires.

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Toronto just got designated spaces for Sacred Fire ceremonies at public parks

New specialty-created spaces for Indigenous ceremonies have sprouted up at three Toronto parks and they can be booked right away. The city just ann.

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Gubernatorial candidates weigh in on economic, environmental and other issues

DURING their debate on Thursday evening, the three gubernatorial candidates answered several questions about CNMI issues involving the economy, the environment, among other topics, and how they plan to address

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