AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPSS Funding Crisis: Board chair Maisie Tenorio urged the education board to sue the CNMI government, saying chronic underfunding could leave the school system unable to meet payroll by mid-November. Disaster Aid: Applications open today for disaster unemployment assistance for workers affected by Super Typhoon Sinlaku; the deadline is Oct. 24. Beach Safety: BECQ advised the public to avoid swimming and fishing within 300 feet of Saipan’s Hidden Beach for 48 hours after tests found elevated bacteria. Military Plans: Gov. David Apatang says the CNMI lacks the land for a proposed major U.S. base. Officials say the islands could still serve as a smaller military hub, while seeking federal help for more than $12.5 billion in infrastructure projects. Travel: Philippine Airlines will resume direct Saipan-Manila flights on Oct. 26, restoring connections to the Philippines and other Asian destinations. Weather: Typhoon Koguma is strengthening over open water east of the Marianas, with no direct island threat forecast.
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