AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSeabed Mining: Gov. David Apatang is seeking revenue sharing, local jobs and environmental safeguards for the CNMI before a proposed offshore mineral lease sale proceeds. Schools: PSS is ending contracts for 33 substitute teachers as budget cuts deepen; schools have also begun closing every Monday. Culture & Heritage: Six people will receive the 2026 Governor’s Humanities Awards for preserving local history, traditions and community knowledge. A separate debate over Chamorro and Refaluwasch identity has renewed calls for care in how the islands’ shared history is discussed. Youth & Sport: Marianas High students questioned delegate candidates on issues facing the Commonwealth, while Slim Reaperz claimed the CNMI U18 3x3 title. Community Health: Oral and pharyngeal cancers ranked second among reported CNMI cancers from 2007 to 2022, with nearly six in 10 cases found at an advanced stage.
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