AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoYouth Health: Saipan Mayor Ramon Camacho urged retailers to check IDs and keep vapes and tobacco away from minors, calling child protection a shared community responsibility. School Sports: Marianas High’s Lady Dolphins claimed a second straight girls’ volleyball title, beating Grace Christian Academy in straight sets. Classroom Strain: PSS has told 33 substitute teachers their contracts end Oct. 31 as budget shortfalls squeeze schools. Culture & Heritage: Six people will receive the 2026 Governor’s Humanities Awards for work preserving local history and cultural practices, scholarship, teaching and community knowledge. Island Health: Oral and pharyngeal cancer ranked second among reported CNMI cancers from 2007 to 2022, with nearly six in 10 cases diagnosed late; researchers point to betel nut use, especially with tobacco and alcohol, as a major concern. Pacific Arts: “Ocean of Peace,” a Micronesian-led exhibition celebrating shared heritage and ties across the Pacific, is on view at the East-West Center Gallery through March 14. Local Pride: Saipan physician and triathlete Lily Muldoon broke into Oceania’s top five Pacific Island female triathletes after winning gold for the CNMI in Palau.
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