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PH consul general to visit Saipan next month
Consul General Bayani V. Mangabin of the Philippine Consulate General in Guam will make an official visit to Saipan next month where he will call on CNMI government officials and meet with Filipinos on the island.
PH labor attach for CNMI done deal
While a Philippine labor attache assigned to the CNMI is already a done deal, the Philippine Consulate General in Guam is still awaiting word from Manila whether the islands will again have a representative from the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration.
Veterans should know about available services
Find out which high school on Guam will win Best High School Dance Team for 2013 at 2 p.m. The Legislature's committee on Veterans Affairs chairman Sen.
Solar panels to power chancery
Blessed: Archbishop Anthony Apuron blessed the photovoltaic systems recently installed on the chancery office and on his home.
Consul Auxilian visits injured PH worker
An injured Filipino worker who has requested to be medically repatriated to his home country had a very welcome guest Friday night at the Commonwealth Health Center.
More needed for children's services
I would be remiss if I didn't mention the other three important mental health services which I failed to include in last week's article -- the New Beginnings program, Healing Hearts and the residential group homes, both for adults and adolescents.
Participate in Mental Health Month
May is the national and local Mental Health Month, a time when extra effort is placed on raising public awareness regarding the critical importance of mental and emotional health to each individual's general well-being. It is a time to attempt to dispel the notion that it is a sign of weakness to seek counseling, or other mental health services, ... (more)
38 teachers file claims in grievance process
There are 38 teachers from Agana Heights Elementary School moving to the next step in their grievance process -- filing claims with the Civil Service Commission.
The Parent Portal provides online access to your child's grades and attendance. Parents/guardians should update changes in residential addresses or contact numbers at their children's school .
Pay-Less generates excitement in going green
Pay-Less Supermarket employees are doing their part to clean the island's environment.
*Keep a record of suspicious activity in your area. Take down the license plate number, a description of the vehicle, and/or the person in the vehicle, along with the time and date.
Bankers teach students about saving
Banking officials visited schools earlier this week, teaching students the importance of saving and being financially savvy.