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I had the opportunity to meet with Island Training Solutions and As
I had the opportunity to sit down with the leaders of our hotel sector during the Hotel Association of the Northern Mariana Isla
I introduced HR 8931, the Northern Mariana Islands Workforce Improvement Act, to address one of the longstanding challenges facing our workforce a
It was a pleasure to welcome Dr.
Following multiple
Of the many programs that become available after a disaster, one of the most important for families in the CNMI is the USDA’s Dis
Since opening in 2018, Chochu Local has become a beloved small business in Portland, Oregon, proudly sharing Chamorro food and culture in the Pacific Northwest. Owned by Joy and Mike San Nicolas, the food cart was recently featured in local Oregon news for its efforts to raise funds supporting Super Typhoon Sinlaku recovery efforts in Saipan, Tinian, and Chuuk. Through their fundraiser at Rose City Food Park, Chochu Local donated proceeds and direct contributions to support relief efforts and free c
This week the D.C. office had the privilege of welcoming Antonio Cabrera, a former Saipan resident. He now lives in Virginia and works in the restaurant industry. After he visited the office, he was then taken on a tour of the Capitol by staff and got to see its historic chambers. Thanks for visiting and come again soon!
Last Tuesday, I was honored to visit the American Red Cross Open House in the Rayburn House Office Building and recognize the great work the Red Cross does for communities across our nation and in the CNMI. I pointedly recognized the NMI Chapter of the Red Cross for their hard work, sacrifice, and unwavering partnership during recovery efforts following Super Typhoon Sinlaku. From shelter operations to community assistance and preparedness, their dedication has made a real difference for our islands. It was also nice to learn more about the Red Cross’ lifesaving prog