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    Wanted: Part-time reporters for KPRG News
    KPRG has an immediate opening for a part-time, general assignment reporter. KPRG News is a growing, small-market public radio newsroom located in Guam, covering the island, CNMI, Palau, and beyond. KPRG is the NPR Network station for our region.
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  • January 10, 2025
    CNMI Gov. Arnold Palacios rejoins the GOP, China-Solomon Islands visa exemption begins, and a Guam nonprofit works to secure agricultural land.
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    Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero visits Washington, Marianas High School wins mock trial competition and Cope North 2025 wraps up at Andersen Air Force Base.
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    A stalking horse bidder is set for IPI’s bankruptcy auction, Okkodo High wins the mock trial, and territorial leaders meet with DOI’s Insular Affairs group.
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    Cultural Traditions
    The debut episode of Current Perspectives from KPRG News explores cultural norms in the Marianas, from betel nut chewing to CHamoru funeral customs.
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    A new podcast from KPRG News: 'Current Perspectives'
    From KPRG News, Current Perspectives brings in-depth audio stories exploring people, culture and issues from the Mariana Islands and beyond.
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