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New Proposal for Internet Gaming Licenses on Tinian - Vimarsana News

New Proposal for Internet Gaming Licenses on Tinian

Sen. Hofschneider introduces a local bill aiming to grant internet gaming licenses on Tinian for up to 20 years, ensuring compliance with regulations.

Hofschneider files bill that will grant internet gaming licenses on Tinian - Vimarsana News

Hofschneider files bill that will grant internet gaming licenses on Tinian

Sen. Jude U. Hofschneider (R-Tinian) has introduced a local bill that will grant internet gaming licenses on Tinian for a period not to exceed 20 years.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer's 'True North' Is Truly False - Vimarsana News

The Cleveland Plain Dealer's 'True North' Is Truly False

Well, isn’t this interesting. One Chris Quinn, the Editor at the Cleveland Plain Dealer, has taken the time to pen a “Letter from the Editor” to the paper’s readers. The topic: the paper’s coverage of former President Donald Trump. The letter is designed to set the apparent critics of the paper’s Trump coverage straight. Coverage that, it seems, strikes Plain Dealer Trump-supporting readers as -- shocking, I know -- biased against the former president.

License fee hiked for pachinko slot machines, poker on Tinian - Vimarsana News

License fee hiked for pachinko slot machines, poker on Tinian

Gov. Arnold I. Palacios has signed into law a local bill that will increase the local license fee for pachinko slot machines and poker machines on Tinian. He also enacted

4 election commissioner positions are vacant - Vimarsana News

4 election commissioner positions are vacant

Instead of a full complement of nine, the Commonwealth Election Commission currently has only five commissioners—just enough to have a quorum to conduct any business.