Sinlaku Recovery by the Numbers: Where Things Stand on Day 49

SAIPAN — Seven weeks after Super Typhoon Sinlaku struck the Marianas, federal and local recovery efforts have delivered more than $20 million in assistance to households, installed nearly 1,200 temporary shelters and cleared tens of thousands of cubic yards of debris, according to the latest update from the CNMI Joint Information Center.

Magofna Presses CCAC Over Months of Unpaid Artists

SAIPAN — Senate Vice President Corina L. Magofna has called on the Commonwealth Council for Arts and Culture to account for payments owed to artists and cultural practitioners who she says have waited months, and in many cases more than a year, to be compensated for work already done.

USACE Begins Debris Removal on Managaha Island

SAIPAN — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has begun removing storm-generated debris from Managaha Island, a Saipan bird sanctuary and tourist attraction heavily damaged by Super Typhoon Sinlaku.

NMI News Service