Carolinian Utt News Today

Sand Where the Sun Don’t Shine won the Alu’u Division of the Division of Coastal Resources Management’s Sand Sculpting Competition last Saturday at the beachfront of Sandy Homes in Chalan

The Carolinian Utt grounds in Garapan was jam-packed last Saturday evening with the return of the 2023 Japanese Autumn Festival—the first time the festival has returned to an in-person celebration

The Japanese Society of the Northern Mariana Islands is inviting the community to join them for a night to remember as they hold their 37th Japanese Autumn Festival this Oct.

Saipan Mayor Ramon Blas “RB” Camacho, members of the Office of the Mayor, and dignitaries joined members of the Saipan’s Lion Club for the ninth Adopt-a-Place ceremony last Friday at

Concluding a month of activities and events surrounding and recognizing the culture of the CNMI’s indigenous people, the Carolinian Affairs Office, Indigenous Affairs Office, the Commonwealth Council for Arts and

Saipan honored the heroes of 9/11 with the yearly We Will Never Forget: Field of Heroes commemoration last Monday at the American Memorial Park’s Court of Honor that was preceded

After Gov. Arnold I. Palacios proclamed September as CNMI Recovery and Suicide Prevention Awareness Month last Wednesday morning, hundreds of community members, students, and members of government agencies gathered in

(MVA) — A delegation of the Micronesian Repatriation Association of Okinawa made their annual pilgrimage to Saipan and Tinian this month to conduct memorial services.

A delegation of the Micronesian Repatriation Association of Okinawa made their annual pilgrimage to Saipan and Tinian this month to conduct memorial services.

Governor Arnold I. Palacios and Lt. Gov. David M. Apatang on Friday proclaimed April 2023 as Environmental Awareness Month with this year’s theme, “Our Islands’ Health is Our Common Wealth.”