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MCS Theatre Club AlumKnight Victoria Deleon Guerrero returns to Shakespeare for club's ongoing 25th anniversary celebration | Lifestyle

Fire department to recruit 36 cadets

THE CNMI Department of Fire and Emergency Medical Services will soon conduct fire academy training. “Were looking to have a total of 36 new recruits, including cadets from Rota and Tinian,” DFEMS Commissioner Dennis Mendiola said. He said the Tinian and Rota cadets have been waiting to join the 13th cycle fire academy since March 2020 when it was canceled because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Mendiola said DFEMS is also working with Northern Marianas College to revisit the memorandum of understanding between the fire department and the educational institution, which provides training to firefighters. Mendiola said the fire department personnel are currently spread too thin.

Casino commission chairman questions IPI's 'financial suitability' | News

ASIDE from hearing the complaints about Imperial Pacific International’s failure to meet its obligations, the Commonwealth Casino Commission also questioned the casino investor’s financial suitability. During Tuesday’s evidentiary hearing on Commission Complaints 2020-003, 2020-004 and 2020-005, Commission Chairman Edward C. Deleon Guerrero reminded IPI counsel, Tiberius Mocanu, of the casino law, which requires IPI to be financially suitable. He also told the IPI attorney that the casino commission has “not only the authority but an obligation to enforce the requirement of the law.” Deleon Guerrero likewise informed Mocanu that the Attorney General’s Office has provided the commission an opinion defining financial suitability as, among other things, having the ability to pay its vendors.

China's crackdown on overseas gambling likely to affect IPI | News

Official: NMI government earned $21,500 in cannabis fees in 2 months

Nadine Deleon Guerrero It was the House Commerce and Tourism Committee, chaired by Rep. Denita Yangetmai, that asked the cannabis commissioners to provide the 22nd House members and the public an update about the CNMI’s newest industry. Cannabis Commission Chairwoman Nadine Deleon Guerrero, in a slide presentation, informed lawmakers that last week, the commission collected a $750 fee for the first Marijuana Producer Class 2 application. For Class 3 application fee, which costs $1,000 apiece, the commission has already collected $6,000 from six different applicants, Deleon Guerrero said. In addition, the commission has collected $1,000 in marijuana processor fee; $250 wholesaler license fee; and a total of $6,000 in retailer fees from six different applicants.