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It was great catching up with Joseph Deleon Guerrero Jr., who stopped by the office this week. Our conversations always cover a lot of ground. We spent time talking through the history of our islands, where we are today, and how this office can continue to serve the community and the Commonwealth in a way that reflects both. I appreciate the time and the perspective. Thanks for stopping by, Joe.
Alex Yuon and his son, Brian, stopped by the Congressional Office this week.
Real diversification takes coordination across both local and federal partners.
Administrative challenges with renewing employment authorization documents for CNMI Long-Term Residents are putting a significant portion of our workforce at risk. A large number of workers could be affected, not because they lack authorization to work, but because delays and errors in processing are preventing them from maintaining valid documentation.
This week, I was invited to meet with the Commonwealth Utilities Corporation, Governor Apatang, Senate President Nabors, and Speaker Villago
I landed on Saipan Sunday night and came right back to the airport a few hours later to welcome the return of Philippine Airlines service between Saipan
We are proud to read about the CNMI’s own Dylan Mister and his journey to make the men’s volleyball team at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa, California. Dylan has long been an active volleyball player in the CNMI, representing our islands in international competitions and competing in local tournaments before taking his talents off island. He worked hard, earned his spot on the team, and is now contributing on the court for the Pirates in one of the most competitive junior college volleyball environments in the country.
I was happy to meet with Robert Uhrle, Consultant for Economic Development to American Samoa Governor Nik Pula. We discussed ways the American Pacific Islands can cooperate on issues of mutual concern on the government and grassroots level. Thank you Robert!