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The talent and creativity shown in this year’s Congressional Art Competition was truly astounding. While only one entry could be selected as the winner, every submission was a breathtaking reflection of the skill, imagination, and heart of our students. I want to thank all the young artists who participated—you’ve made the CNMI proud. Keep creating, keep expressing, and keep seeing the beauty in the world around you. Take a look at these phenomenal works of art! We can’t wait to see what you do next.
I'm happy to announce that Byul An of Saipan Southern High School is the winner of t
Let’s see if any of you can spot me in this crowd! This photo captures the Republican Majority of the U.S.
This coming week, we celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week, and I want to take a moment to recognize the incredible educators across the CNMI.
A major focus this week was meeting with the many leaders from the diverse ethnic and cultural communities that
I’m not going to lie—the absolute best part of this job is getting to meet and talk with our high school students.
Big shoutouts to Dina Tenorio, the CNMI’s first female certified commercial diver and owner of Latte Marine Diving & Salvage, who was ins
This week, I had the opportunity to sit down with two important voices in our community—Luella Marciano, Resident Executive