Isa is the Chamorro word for rainbow. ISA CNMI is the community group forming a bridge between the CNMI and Japan.
Our first event with ISA CNMI was the Suicide Cliff cleanup several months ago. Since then, we have planted trees, cleaned up beaches, and restored other historical tourists sites together.
ISA CNMI is translating parts of the Beautify CNMI website and posting it on thier website so that Japanese speakers can see our activities.
Click HERE to read the ISA CNMI website
Thank you, ISA CNMI! As my good friend Cinta Kaipat would say, you have been infected with the Beauty virus!
Tuesday, January 09, 2007
New Blogger Update
I'm working on updating this blog. I've started to add links to all of our "Proud Partners." It will just take me a while to add all of the names, companies, etc.
New Rule:
If you don't have a website, you won't be listed as a partner.
I will continue to post your name, how you have participated, and pictures of you in the body of the posts, but the sidebar is meant to be a list of links. If you don't have a website, I can't link to you.
We had a lot of dead links up before. That makes us look lame. I don't want to look lame.
I'll have us looking good in a few days,
Angelo
New Rule:
If you don't have a website, you won't be listed as a partner.
I will continue to post your name, how you have participated, and pictures of you in the body of the posts, but the sidebar is meant to be a list of links. If you don't have a website, I can't link to you.
We had a lot of dead links up before. That makes us look lame. I don't want to look lame.
I'll have us looking good in a few days,
Angelo
Monday, January 08, 2007
Internet Donations
Beautify CNMI! received our first online contribution on September 29, 2006. There are several online contributors to Beautify CNMI! that deserve recognition:
$250 from Randy Schmidt
$100 from Lowell Kuehn
$50 from Nancy Rushmer
$50 from Abe Malae
$50 from Daisy Clifton
Donations for Beautify CNMI! can be made to the Mariana Islands Nature Alliance or through my National Fish & Wildlife Fund Coral Reef Outreach Project. Donations made through paypal will support the activities that you read about on this website every weekend.
Thank you to everyone who has supported us!
P.S. I still owe some of you T-shirts
$250 from Randy Schmidt
$100 from Lowell Kuehn
$50 from Nancy Rushmer
$50 from Abe Malae
$50 from Daisy Clifton
Donations for Beautify CNMI! can be made to the Mariana Islands Nature Alliance or through my National Fish & Wildlife Fund Coral Reef Outreach Project. Donations made through paypal will support the activities that you read about on this website every weekend.
Thank you to everyone who has supported us!
P.S. I still owe some of you T-shirts
Kagman Road Cleanup
On Friday afternoon 27 Law Enforcement Explorer Program and Junior Police Officer students participated in a cleanup of the roads in Kagman between Tank Beach and Cha Cha Oceanview Junior High School.The event was coordinated by DPS Crime Prevention Unit, Kagman Kummunidat Association, Marianas RC&D, and Rep. Kaipat's Office.
More pictures soon...
January DEQ Cleanup Brigade
On Saturday morning 69 volunteers from Aquarius Hotel, POWER, Marianas RC&D, DEQ, Rep. Kaipat's Office, Church of Latter-day Saints, New Generation Good, and some of Beautify CNMI's super volunteers cleaned up the beach near Sugar Dock in Chalan Kanoa.More pictures soon...
Second Lighthouse Cleanup
On Sunday morning volunteers from Isa, MOVER, Rep. Waki's office, Kinpachi Restaurant, and Marianas RC&D removed trash and swept out the dust from the old Lighthouse on top of Navy Hill.
More pictures soon...
Friday, January 05, 2007
First Event of 2007!
Our first event! Here's to a busy 2007!
Thank you to DPS Crime Prevention Unit, Kagman Komunnidat Association, Law Enforcement Explorer Program, Junior Police Officers, Marianas RC&D, and Rep. Cinta Kaipat's Office for another succesful event!
We removed over 100 lbs of litter...and Kyle found a new chair!
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