AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPolitics & Elections: Former CNMI GOP Party Chairman Patrick Cepeda stepped down and says he’s now aiming for a House seat representing Precinct 1. Guam Election Watch: Guam’s GOP and gubernatorial primary results were released as unofficial, with turnout at 39.81% (22,852 of 57,406 registered voters). Disaster Recovery & Preparedness: Gov. David M. Apatang extended CNMI’s State of Significant Emergency for 30 more days as recovery continues after Super Typhoons Sinlaku and Bavi; a separate advisory says CNMI and Guam need to harden key infrastructure like power and water systems. Local Resilience Updates: Salvation Army delivered eight pallets of canned goods to Rota as residents recover from Bavi, with more aid planned for Saipan and Tinian. Education & Skills: NMC’s Center for Training and Innovation finished a Saipan Southern High School digital literacy program; nine students passed CompTIA after storm disruption. Sports: The NMI women’s national football team heads to Cambodia for the LPK Cup, and CNMI karate athletes competed in Tokyo’s Karate Dream Festival. Community & Culture: A Saipan-based initiative encourages students to reconnect with traditional foods to help address obesity and diabetes.
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