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December 18, 2023
The House of Representatives has approved the CNMI Judiciary’s proposed rules governing traffic procedure and other infractions that are intended to transition from a paper-based citation system to an electronic
October 4, 2023
The Salvation Army store in Salisbury, in Adelaides northern suburbs, spent hours on Tuesday cleaning up the illegally dumped rubbish.
October 4, 2023
The Salvation Army store in Salisbury, in Adelaides northern suburbs, spent hours on Tuesday cleaning up the illegally dumped rubbish.
January 11, 2023
A property owner whose land in Warwick has been the target of years of illegal dumping will soon get help to clear it away. The owner, who wished not to be named, expressed her gratitude towards Kevi...
November 5, 2022
Be mindful of where you dispose of your leaves, it may be illegal and put others at risk.
November 4, 2022
A chaplain has branded illegal dumping on a huge swathe of land as “unforgivable”. Kevin Santucci was walking in the area with his wife when they stumbled across an area he estimates to be about 70ft ...
October 7, 2021
IN a recent op-ed, the Saipan mayor recalled that in the Trust Territory days, each village had a commissioner who made sure that homes were clean. Today, there is a
May 7, 2021
Our View: New approaches needed for illegal dumping Pacific Daily News View Comments Illegal dumping and littering on Guam have been perpetual problems for decades. Beaches are constantly trashed by thoughtless people, village mayors constantly have to clean up garbage, used appliances and other trash. Island cleanups scour the same places every year, and every year there is always more garbage to clean up. No matter how hard good people work to keep our island clean, there are even more people...
January 12, 2021
One man’s ‘preloved items’ is another man’s treasure, except when it is just pure trash. The majority of the community donate preloved items to the CVCO Burton Street Thrift Store out of the goodness of their hearts and these items are always welcome. Unfortunately, due to unprecedented theft and dumping of rubbish, dirty, broken and unsanitary items, the CVCO team has made the decision to stop accepting donations left under the verandah out of hours. Effective immediately, any donation...