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O.C. chefs will host a fundraiser this month to boost students.

(USNSCC) — The United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps is pleased to announce that the Natibu Division of the CNMI held its first weekend drill on Saipan, Saturday, May 21,

Teens in the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas are invited to join the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps’ new Natibu Division, which held its first weekend drill on Saipan Saturday.

(Press Release) — 500 Sails is inviting the public to an open house at the 500 Sails boatyard in Lower Base to celebrate the 10th birthday of the 47-foot canoe Chelu.  Come see Chelu close up as well as the other six canoes in the boatyard at various states of completion. These canoes include: Ladahao, I Marianas, Auntie Oba (for Jacoba Seman), Animiyu, Dinga, and Hagåtña. Friday, March 26, 2021 500 Sails boatyard, Lower Base (old Procurement building next to DLNR) Chelu began as ...

Serena Dai/Eater 74 NYC restaurants file a motion to reopen at half capacity A group of 74 NYC restaurants — including East Williamsburg bar Our Wicked Lady and Bushwick spot Momo Sushi Shack — have filed an emergency motion calling on a New York judge to issue an injunction allowing them to reopen indoor dining at half capacity. The motion is part of an ongoing lawsuit that the restaurants filed against Gov. Andrew Cuomo, the state of New York, Mayor Bill de Blasio, and the city of New Yor...

City dwellers—and downtown aficionados in specific—have probably met the unique proprietor of Rays Candy Store, Ray Alvarez, countless times: while nursing a hangover with his famous chili cheese dogs, late at night while indulging in the shops deep-fried Oreos or just walking around Alphabet City, where the funky deli has taken up residence since 1974. The shop is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, after all. A former Iranian sailor who landed in New York and eventually became a loc...