Chrystal Marino

Dec 9, 2024 | saipantribune.com | Chrystal Marino

Due to an active arrest warrant in the U.S. mainland, the wife of former Palau president of Toribiong was placed under arrest upon entry at the Francisco C. Ada/Saipan International Airport last Monday afternoon and released the next day, according to the Department of Public Safety. DPS assistant chief of police and acting public information officer Simon T. Manacop shared with the media that Christa N.

Dec 9, 2024 | saipantribune.com | Chrystal Marino

Coinciding with Human Rights Day, over 50 countries celebrated International Animal Rights Day yesterday as animal-lovers worldwide recognized that animals of all shapes and sizes deserve the same protection as people. Participants of International Animal Rights Day usually celebrate the day by taking action to promote animal welfare, raising awareness, and supporting organizations dedicated to protecting animals.

Dec 8, 2024 | saipantribune.com | Chrystal Marino |” added Lopez

A young woman advocating for ocean conservation is set to launch the Early Career Ocean Professionals Network in the CNMI on Dec. 11. Fresh from representing the CNMI at the Pacific Early Careers Ocean Professional Regional Integrated-Ocean Management Workshop in Fiji, Eloise Lopez returned home with a mission to empower young professionals and connect the community to a global network of ocean conservationists.

Dec 7, 2024 | saipantribune.com | Chrystal Marino

Department of Corrections Commissioner Anthony Torres said “housing” Guam inmates in CNMI correctional facilities won’t happen unless they receive inputs and a nod from the CNMI community and, eventually, are successful in amending the law. “This is a community decision,” he said. “We need townhall meetings to educate and address concerns.

Dec 3, 2024 | saipantribune.com | Chrystal Marino

For 13 years, 60 tons of local historical material and artifacts were improperly stored, piled in an open-air pala-pala just behind the NMI Museum of History and Culture in Garapan. In a conversation with NMI Museum director Leni Leon, he shared that the artifacts and historical materials have been placed in the outdoor pala-pala due to a lack of storage.