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The last couple of weeks have been a reminder of how quickly weather can change and how important it is to stay prepared. From the recent tropical disturbance to the tsunami alert, we’ve seen just how vital accurate information is in keeping our community safe. On Monday, I had the opportunity to meet with brothers Brandon and Landon Aydlett of the National Weather Service, along with the NOAA Congressional Affairs team, to discuss how NWS supports our region and how we can strengthen that work in Congress.
A few weeks ago, I met with members of the community who have spent years seeking answers about the disappearance of American aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart—particularly the pieces of her story tied to the Marianas. While much remains unknown, many of our elders remain firm in their belief that she was seen on Saipan, and that our islands may hold a key role in this chapter of American history. During our meeting, I committed to supporting efforts to uncover the truth.
Doing business in today’s economy is tough, and it’s even tougher on Rota.
While in Washington, D.C. for the Department of Justice, Advanced Financial Management Training, Lauri Ogumoro and Lee Anne Y.
Rota is beautiful, the food is delicious, but it’s the people who bring the real shine to this gem of our Commonwealth.
Eighty years ago, Tinian launched the mission that brought World War II to an end.
TINIAN! Thank you for kicking off our Hill to the Vill Community Conversation series this week.
Major federal legislation often affects a wide range of programs, but understanding how those changes apply to the territories isn’t alway
After two wonderful evenings of honest conversation and community engagement in Tinian and Rot
