A traditional canoe, the Alingano Maisu, with 11 students on board led by two master navigators is on Saipan after starting its voyage from Palau on April 30. Re
GRAND Master Navigator Sesario Sewralur, Master Navigator Mario Benito, and the crew of the double-hulled sailing canoe Alingano Maisu arrived in Saipan Sunday evening after a voyage that took them
THE Alingano Maisu, the 56-foot long double-hulled Hawaiian sailing canoe which belongs to Grandmaster Navigator Sesario Sewralur, was seen off the waters of Yap on May 10, according to 500
500 Sails on Friday launched Den Yo Povi, its newest 15-foot Chamorro canoe. It was the first time the vessel had touched water since it was first fabricated in the
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