CNMI officials and Pacific Development Inc. hosted a dinner for 37 Micronesian Repatriation Association of Okinawa and Okinawan Prefectural Assembly members at the Carolinian Affairs Office pavilion on Thursday night.
THE Carolinian Affairs Office has expressed concern about the “unequal” number of Chamorro and Carolinian language teachers in the Public School System.
THIS is an open letter to the Honorable Shalanda D. Young, Director, Office of Management and Budget, Executive Office of the President; the Honorable Richard Resvesz, Administrator, Office of Information
A CHAMORRO culture advocate thanked Gov. Arnold I. Palacios for appointing Ross Manglona as the new resident executive of the Indigenous Affairs Office.