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Members of the Rotary Club of Saipan briefly paused their weekly meeting at the Crowne Plaza Resort Saipan yesterday for a minute of prayers after the announcement of the passing
(MCS) — Mount Carmel School learned that its latest entry in the “We Drank Our Tears” series, the stories of Visitacion Camacho, Henry Indalecio, and David “Uncle Dave” Sablan, were
WORLD War II survivor David âUncle Daveâ Mangarero Sablan sat at the center of a front row bench at the American Memorial Park amphitheater to watch âWe Drank Our Tearsâ on Thursday last week. The film depicted the plight of local residents 76 years ago, during one of the warâs most brutal battles. âWe Drank Our Tearsâ is a collection of stories about the terrors of war and the sacrifices of islanders that up to this day can still bring tears to the eyes of the remaining survivors. Among them is Uncle Dave. The screening of âWe Drank Our Tearsâ was...
VETERAN MICRONESIAN POLITICIAN PASSES AWAY Submitted by admin on Fri, 06/26/2009 - 00:00 Resio Moses served as senator, ambassador, governor By Nazario Rodriguez Jr. SAIPAN, CNMI (Saipan Tribune, June 26, 2009)ÂClose friends in the CNMI of the late Resio S. Moses, vice speaker of the Federated States of Micronesia Congress, were saddened by his passing this week, remembering him as one of the icons of leadership in the region. Moses, who stayed for many years on Saipan during the Trust Territory days, died Monday while undergoing treatment at the Pohnpei State Hospital. He was 65...
Guam Waste-To-Energy Plant Would Be More Costly Than Solar Submitted by admin on Wed, 09/09/2015 - 00:00 Company: Facility would cost 10 times as much as solar farm By Jasmine Stole HAGÃ TÃA, Guam (Marianas Variety, Sept. 9, 2015) – Guam Resource Recovery Partners estimate that the construction of their proposed waste-to-energy or WTE facility would be between $200 million and $250 million, considerably more than it would cost to construct a solar farm that could generate the same amount of energy. Dave Sablan, GRRP project coordinator, said that 350 tons of waste could gener...