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House OKs bill to authorize DLNR secretary to OK licensed vets - Vimarsana News

House OKs bill to authorize DLNR secretary to OK licensed vets

The House of Representatives unanimously passed Friday a bill that will authorize the Department of Lands and Natural Resources secretary to approve and issue licenses to veterinarians to address the

DeLeon Guerrero: Annual leave provisions should uniformly apply to all gov't employees including municipal employees | Local News - Vimarsana News

DeLeon Guerrero: Annual leave provisions should uniformly apply to all gov't employees including municipal employees | Local News

Senate President Edith E. DeLeon Guerrero (D-Saipan) believes that the annual leave provisions in the Commonwealth Code should uniformly apply to all government employees including the municipal employees.

Santos seeks Senate support to enable DPL to tap $1M settlement - Vimarsana News

Santos seeks Senate support to enable DPL to tap $1M settlement

Public Lands Secretary Teresita A. Santos is seeking Senate support in amending the budget law so the department can tap the $1 million that DPL got as settlement payment in

Perez: 3 revenue bills only address tax hikes, not enforcement - Vimarsana News

Perez: 3 revenue bills only address tax hikes, not enforcement

Amendments to existing laws, as described in three of five revenue-generating bills that are before the Senate for action, only talks about increasing taxes, but is silent on enforcement, according

Aldan: Military projects should be assessed developer's tax | Local News - Vimarsana News

Aldan: Military projects should be assessed developer's tax | Local News

It is the Tinian leadership’s position that most, if not all, military-related construction activities on the island, such as the divert airfield project, should be assessed a developer infrastructure tax,