AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPower Restoration (Saipan): CUC crews are continuing restoration work across Saipan, with Monday schedules listing Feeder 7 laterals (As Matuis, Chalan Pale Arnold, Tanapag), Kiya 1 laterals (Obyan and Naftan Rd.), and Kiya 3 Chinatown (Freedom Dr. and Village Ln.), plus transformer energization and service drop installs; crews warn customers on solar/generators to switch off main breakers. Power Restoration (Tinian): On Tinian, power is back for 923 customers (663 residential), with areas like San Jose Village and Marpo Heights restored, while some “Suicide Cliff” areas and spots with damaged poles/transformers remain dark. Community & Culture: Families marked Guam’s 82nd Liberation Day with a “Wagon Parade” at Asan Beach Park, turning small wagons into submarines, reefs, and patriotic tributes. Sports (CNMI): Saipan Baseball League kicked off tryouts for the NMI Junior National U12 team ahead of WBSC Oceania Qualifiers in Guam (Nov–Dec 2026). Arts & Entertainment (Saipan): Oleai Beach Bar & Grill announced it’s shutting down after nearly four decades, following typhoon damage and the loss of its sign. Policy Watch (CNMI-linked): A new federal push would end birthright citizenship for children born in U.S. territories starting Jan. 1, 2027, drawing swift condemnation.
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