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This summer, we were thrilled to welcome Northern Marianas son Easton Dela Cruz, a proud student of Chaminade University of Honolulu, into our Washington, D.C.
It was wonderful catching up with former Marianas residents Tanya Ciara Dela Cruz, Rose Marie Castro, and Air Force Master Sergeant Janyll Pialur Smiling, who now call the Washington, D.C. area home. They stopped by the congressional office on Thursday to share updates on their lives and work. Thank you, ladies, for visiting. It was a pleasure reconnecting.
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) is in the final stages of awarding 691,405.60 in National Coastal Resilience Funds to the Commonwealth. The potential grant will support the Targeted Wetland Restoration Project in Garapan, Saipan. The project aims to restore ecosystem services through invasive species removal, reestablishment of native plants, and re-engineering of drainage systems at two wetlands within Saipan’s most populated watershed.
We want to make sure everyone in our CNMI community is aware of an important update from the U.S.
On Tuesday, I welcomed Landon Aydlett, one half of the “Typhoon Twins,” to our Washington, D.C. office.
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On Wednesday, I met with House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan to share updates on the economic conditions in the Marianas and to discuss my
