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Andrew Roberto
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By Andrew Roberto Verified| Marianas Variety Verified CHRIS Carillo, a member of Guam-based band Biggah and Bettah, passed away on Monday, after a bout with liver cirrhosis, it was announced on the GoFundMe page set up to support his liver transplant. The GoFundMe page organizers Christine and Marvin Matanane posted the following message:“Our beloved Chris has passed. After days of fighting with everything he had, surrounded by love and lifted by prayer, Chris laid down his guitar for the last time. He strummed through the pain.
By Andrew Roberto Verified| Marianas Variety Verified BAILEY Warren, a coral reef fellow of the Coral Reef Initiative, invites “citizen scientists” to a free Eyes of the Reef training opportunity on April 25, at the Learning Center on the third floor of the Division of Coastal Resources Management building in Gualo Rai from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.The training will help island residents identify coral types as well as threats to the reefs including coral bleaching, predation, and other reef stress.
By Andrew Roberto Verified| Marianas Variety Verified CHRIS Carillo, a member of Guam-based band Biggah and Bettah, passed away on Monday, after a bout with liver cirrhosis, it was announced on the GoFundMe page set up to support his liver transplant. The GoFundMe page organizers Christine and Marvin Matanane posted the following message:“Our beloved Chris has passed. After days of fighting with everything he had, surrounded by love and lifted by prayer, Chris laid down his guitar for the last time. He strummed through the pain.
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Marianas Variety
Younis Art Studio Inc. - Marianas Variety News & Views Fair. Balanced. Independent. Established on March 16, 1972, Marianas Variety is the islands' oldest, most trusted, most influential, and most widely read newspaper. It is an independent publication with no ties to business or political interests. Its business is to be a newspaper, not to "defend" special interests or promote any business entity or politician. Variety has a readership of 40,000 in the CNMI and 2,000 throughout Micronesia. We print an average of 28-40 pages daily with full color capability. We distribute in the CNMI, Guam, Palau, and the Federated States of Micronesia. We have subscribers in the South Pacific, the Philippines, Hawaii, Japan and the mainland U.S. Variety provides its readers with the most extensive local and regional news and views. It carries interesting and in-depth feature stories, U.S. and international news. It has the liveliest opinion page in all of the Marianas and remains the only CNMI newspaper that takes a stand, through its editorials, on the burning issues of the day. Variety is published from Monday to Friday and is owned by Younis Art Studio, a local company. Variety's website allows readers to submit comments as well as to see our advertising rates and other specifications. Variety is a member of the Associated Press, Reuters and the Pacific Island News Association. Awards Best Newspaper, awarded by the Society of Professional Journalists-NMI chapter in 1995 Best Editorial Writing, SPJ-NMI, 1995 Best News Photography, SPJ-NMI, 1995 NMI Humanities Award for Outstanding Contributions to Journalism, 2001 Best Online Edition of a Pacific Island Newspaper, 2002 Environmental Achievement Award, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 2003
Guam, United States
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Founded: 1972