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— Top Menu —Home Weather Advertising Clas*ifieds Subscription Contact Us About Us Videos 2018 Local Elections Follow us — Main Menu —Local - Community Sports Opinion Letters Life & Style Supplement Environment Business Campus Life YoungStyle Fotogalleria Hotel As*ociation of the Northern Mariana Islands chair Gloria Cavanagh, along with other officials and personnel of HANMI-member Public Land Secretary Marianne Concepcion-Teregeyo expects a lot of changes in the request for proposal that DPL was about to release for the lease extensions of both Fiesta Resort & Spa Saipan and Hyatt Regency Saipan after the Senate pas*ed a bill that would extend land leases to a combined 55 years. The Senate voted unanimously to pas* the measure yesterday. Senate Bill 20-35, introduced by Senate President Arnold I. Palacios (R-Saipan), now goes to the desk of Gov. Ralph DLG Torres... Pacific Islands Club Saipan, which is operated by the E-Land Group of Companies, expects to resume hotel operations this month, over a month since the destruction of Super Typhoon Yutu. The reconstruction of the Coral Ocean Point Golf Resort, on the other hand, remains a.. Re-elected Rota Mayor Efraim M. Atalig entered a not-guilty plea yesterday in federal court to all charges in a superseding indictment that accused him and his gi*lfriend, Evelyn Atalig, of making CNMI government-funded trips to California, Palau, Guam, and Saipan using The new Kagman emergency shelter facility is already being eyed as a possible permanent long-term shelter for future typhoons—if needed. According to Department of Community and Cultural Affairs Secretary Robert Hunter, the former juvenile detention facility in Kagman would The E-Land Group of Companies donated yesterday $130,000 to the American Red Cross-NMI Chapter to aid in Super Typhoon Yutu recovery. This is on top of the in-kind resources that E-land has already donated, like drinking water, diapers, butane, etc., that the American While Super Typhoon Yutu has interrupted Grace Christian Academy’s momentum, it was not able to douse the Eagles’ burning desire to