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ON behalf of Stephen Ambrose Historical Tours, our guests asked me to thank Mayor Camacho of Saipan, Mayor Aldan of Tinian, and the Marianas Visitors Authority for the efforts they

A total of 125 cadets from the four Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps programs in the CNMI participated in the four-day Cadet Leadership Challenge spring camp that was held at the Saipan Southern High School campus and American Memorial Park.

THIS year, the 2023 CNMI JROTC Cadet Leadership Challenge Spring Camp, also known as Camp Unity, was hosted by Kagman High School Ayuyu Battalion. KHS Ayuyu Battalion instructors and other

THE members of the Micronesian Repatriation Association of Okinawa were very happy to visit Saipan and Tinian, and to hold memorial services for those who lost their lives in the

SAIPAN Mayor and Lt. Gov.-elect David M. Apatang, and some local families hosted a dinner for 24 visiting members of the Micronesian Repatriation Association or MRA of Okinawa at Sugar

(MVA) — To mark Marianas Tourism Month, dozens of volunteers joined a cleanup at Last Command Post in Saipan on May 28, 2022.

ON April 18, along with the Marianas Visitors Authority board members, Gov. Ralph DLG Torres, leaders from our government agencies and other tourism stakeholders, I hopped on a bus to

(GCEA) — Gov. Ralph DLG Torres, the Governor’s Council of Economic Advisers Co-Chairman Jerry Tan, and GCEA council members invited key CNMI government agencies to attend the Destination Transformation Inspection

(MVA) — Over 100 tourism enthusiasts in the Marianas joined the Japan Saipan Travel Association or JSTA in its semi-annual cleanup on May 29, 2021, collecting approximately 600 lbs. of

In addition to collect trash, the group planted trees at Japan Peace Memorial and the Tower of Okinawa.