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360 Revolving Restaurant now open for lunch - Vimarsana News

360 Revolving Restaurant now open for lunch

The only revolving restaurant in the CNMI is reopening for lunch in yet another sign that local businesses are embracing the return to normalcy following the past couple of years under the cloud of COVID-19.

House creates committee to continue probe into BOOST - Vimarsana News

House creates committee to continue probe into BOOST

The House of Representatives created yesterday a special committee that will continue the investigation into the Torres administration’s Building Optimism, Opportunity and Stability Together, or BOOST Program, as well as the American Rescue Plan Act funds.

House creates special panel to probe spending of federal funds - Vimarsana News

House creates special panel to probe spending of federal funds

HOUSE Vice Speaker Joel Camacho, as acting speaker, on Tuesday created a Special Committee on Federal Assistance and Disaster Related Funding to probe the previous administration's expenditures of American Rescue

Recoupment eyed for BOOST funds - Saipan Tribune - Vimarsana News

Recoupment eyed for BOOST funds - Saipan Tribune

Acting Department of Finance secretary Tracy B. Norita said that they are looking at recoupment of funds from businesses that were not supposed to receive money from the Building Optimism, Opportunities, and Stability Together, or BOOST grant program.

Palacios: US inspectors general to help probe NMI's ARPA spending - Vimarsana News

Palacios: US inspectors general to help probe NMI's ARPA spending

FOUR U.S. inspectors general have offered to review the CNMI government's expenditure of American Rescue Plan Act and other federal funds, Gov. Arnold I. Palacios said on Monday.