AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTyphoon Watch: In-fa has strengthened into a typhoon and could reach Category 4 strength near the far-northern CNMI late this week. Its track remains uncertain, and forecasters urge residents to stay alert. Power Costs: CPUC plans to decide Thursday on a 25-year solar deal that would supply electricity at a fixed 18.5 cents per kilowatt-hour. The developer says it may withdraw its bid after an Oct. 31 financing deadline; the agreement is not yet approved. Election Update: Early voting for the Nov. 3 election begins Tuesday on Saipan, Tinian and Rota. Bring ID and be prepared to complete an application. Northern Islands candidate Keli Tenorio remains on the ballot while a court challenge is pending. Schools: About 4,000 students have enrolled in PSS’s federally funded Monday program, which began Oct. 26 to help make up for lost learning time. PSS still faces a budget shortfall that could put about 200 locally funded jobs at risk. Travel: Philippine Airlines has resumed direct Manila–Saipan flights, restoring a route welcomed by travelers and local officials. Sports: The NMI women’s tennis team finished third at the Billie Jean King Cup regional tournament in Vietnam.
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