ARE the Republicans under some kind of “Voodoo Spell” or what as they seem to only be able to think of Gambling for the CNMI. The recent assertion by Rep.
SERVICEMEMBERS, veterans, military families, guests, and community members gathered at the CNMI Veterans Cemetery in Marpi on Monday morning in observance of Memorial Day, to pay tribute to the military
In a separate interview, Igisomar thanked Governor Torres and Lt. Gov. Arnold I. Palacios for the nomination.
He said he was excited, happy, and willing to serve the administration and the community if confirmed by the Senate.
Moreover, he said, he cannot wait to contribute, to expand, and carry on the vision of former DPL Secretary Marianne Concepcion-Teregeyo.
Concepcion-Teregeyo now heads the Infrastructure and Recovery Office, which the governor said will focus on procurement, permitting and construction management/engineering for infrastructure and recovery projects.
âIâm hoping to match her legacy, and contribute my skills and expertise to serve the administration and the community,â Igisomar said, referring to his predecessor.
DURING the early months of the Governorâs Council of Economic Advisersâ work, Gov. Ralph DLG Torres and Lt. Gov. Arnold I. Palacios encouraged us to work together to transform the Marianas after a video depicting dilapidated tourist and community sites revealed the real and unfortunate conditions of the facilities on Saipan, Tinian and Rota.
The call drew widespread support from the community. One year later, while also recovering from major catastrophes and the pandemic, through the GCEAâs Public Private Partnership initiative, we have made progress in transforming destination sites and village facilities in the Marianas. What were once condemned facilities have become useful again, providing safe, clean, and comfortable spaces to enjoy. Basketball courts are drawing more youth and adults back for pick-up games in the villages. Beach parks and newly painted pavilions are welcoming families and friends to gather in nature.
A GROUNDBREAKING ceremony was held Thursday for the enhancement of Tun Herman or Airport Road in lower Dandan.
The project extends for 1.5 miles from Route 31 Chalan Monsignor Guerrero to its intersection with Route 304 Flame Tree Road.
The proposed repairs will involve graded anti-skid pavement, pavement markings, installation of guardrail and permanent traffic signs.
Repairs of the existing roadway will begin 300 feet from the intersection of Route 31 and end at Exploring Drive, a distance of approximately 4,200 feet.
Gov. Ralph DLG Torres and Lt. Gov. Arnold I. Palacios assembled a working group of key government personnel to push federal highway projects that would better serve residentsâ transportation needs and accessibility on roads in need of repair.