Beautify CNMI! is a coalition of concerned citizens, private groups, and government entities united to enhance the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands' natural beauty and foster community pride in its residents and visitors.
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Monday, September 24, 2007
Micronesia Challenge on Wikipedia
You've hit the big time when you get a page on Wikipedia. Who wants to create a wiki for Beautify CNMI?
I need a vacation
Hafa Adai Everyone,
Pictures and anecdotes from these weekend can be found on our website, www.beautifycnmi.com.
Our cleanup with Hopwood was featured on KSPN on Friday night. The video can be found on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckOHW-y1hww
I will be taking a long vacation starting this weekend. I will be off island and will return in approximately 6 weeks.
It rained on Sunday, so we were not able to finish painting the lighthouse. Dr. Khorram has most of the supplies at his house should some one want to take the lead on this project while I am away. If not, we'll finish it when I get back. The exterior still needs a final coat of paint, but the graffiti is pretty much gone.
The other Beautify CNMI Committee chairs are going to take over the duties that I currently have, including coordinating volunteer activities, updating the website, sending out emails, notifying the press, keeping track of donations, and so on. I will give them the email list and they will take over from there.
Angelo
I won't be on Saipan for my birthday, which is October 5, so we are going to do something this Saturday. I'm not going to announce where we will be on this email list, but I'll post the details on The Saipan Blog. All are invited. I'm going to be 29...one more year until I am officially "old."
Pictures and anecdotes from these weekend can be found on our website, www.beautifycnmi.com.
Our cleanup with Hopwood was featured on KSPN on Friday night. The video can be found on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckOHW-y1hww
I will be taking a long vacation starting this weekend. I will be off island and will return in approximately 6 weeks.
It rained on Sunday, so we were not able to finish painting the lighthouse. Dr. Khorram has most of the supplies at his house should some one want to take the lead on this project while I am away. If not, we'll finish it when I get back. The exterior still needs a final coat of paint, but the graffiti is pretty much gone.
The other Beautify CNMI Committee chairs are going to take over the duties that I currently have, including coordinating volunteer activities, updating the website, sending out emails, notifying the press, keeping track of donations, and so on. I will give them the email list and they will take over from there.
Angelo
I won't be on Saipan for my birthday, which is October 5, so we are going to do something this Saturday. I'm not going to announce where we will be on this email list, but I'll post the details on The Saipan Blog. All are invited. I'm going to be 29...one more year until I am officially "old."
World Resort Cleanup
Volunteers from World Resort cleaned up the road and beach between Quartermaster Road and World Resort on Saturday morning.



Thank you, World Resort!



Thank you, World Resort!
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Hopwood Students Hard At Work



Ninety 8th graders from Team E at Hopwood Junior High School, went on a service learning adventure to the Lighthouse on Friday, September 22, 2007. They were accompanied by 4 of their teachers and several community volunteers. The students helped remove scarlet gourd vines, scraped paint, painted and picked up trash. On Sunday, 6 of the students returned to help with additional scraping and painting. Way to go Team E!!!Monday, September 17, 2007
Laulau Beach and Dive Cleanup
I love it when people do the posting and the writing for me. Thank you, Mark, and thank you, Mike.
There, my job is done here.
There, my job is done here.
Labels:
Cleanup,
Laulau,
Mark James,
Mike Tripp Productions
Saturday, September 15, 2007
Beautifying With Nihon University
Arigato Gozaimasu! Si Yu'us Ma'ase! Olomwaay! Thank You!
I left the beach at 8:10 and rushed home to get ready for my meeting with the SWAT team who is looking at overhauling our entire workfrorce training system. The meeting started at 9 a.m.
I arrived there about 9:10, just in time for the slide presentation of HB 15-38, my labor reform bill. The presentation went well; it was well received.
Then I had to leave at 11:15 to head up to the Hachiman Jinja for a luncheon meeting. The Nihon University students met us there, as seen in the photos below.
Rep. Cinta Kaipat
www.cnmiblog.com
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