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  • Palau celebrates Earth Day

    As Earth Day celebrations around the world and in Palau were winding down, the sound of children laughing and excitedly asking questions could still be heard in the air.  Earth Day was celebrated this year in most elementary schools in Koror and Airai...
  • Customs holds HS 2007 workshop

    The Division of Customs today concludes the 2007 Harmonized Tariff Education/Workshop for its stakeholders and personnel. The workshop, which started Tuesday, was sponsored by the Oceania Customs Organization for its member countries including Palau, C...
  • Aimeliik halts collection of sea cucumber

    In ensuring the protection of its marine environment, the Government of Aimeliik State has stopped the collection of sea cucumber in its waters until it completes its marine survey. {reg} In a statement, Gov. Leilani Reklai stated that she is very proact...
  • Experts says seagrass species declining

    An expert on seagrass yesterday said that species of seagrass in Palau is declining due to human activity, sediment run off and global climate change. {reg} Dr. Frederick Short, who is the project director of Seagrassnet, a worldwide seagrass monitoring ...
  • Headstart pupils visit Payless Market

    With the aim to expose their students on what goes on a daily basis inside a supermarket, Ngerbeched Headstart toured 31 students at Payless Market yesterday. {reg} Teacher Hilaria Ichiro said the field trip aims to let the children identify the needs an...
  • Team 7K wins co-ed volleyball

    Team 7K showed might as they took the championship crown in the recently concluded 4-on-4 co-ed volleyball tournament organized by the Palau High School (PHS) Sports Club at the Long Island Park. {reg} With team 7K taking the first place, teams Ngerchama...
  • 2010 PML playoffs: Ngerbeched secures win, Airai levels series

    Defending champion Ngerbeched will get a chance to defend its crown after securing the first slot in the championship while team Airai leveled its series against Koror in the ongoing playoffs of the 2010 Palau Major League played at the Asahi Baseball Fie...
  • Mosley predicts Mayweather KO, not fussed by underdog tag

    LAS VEGAS – WBA welterweight champion Shane Mosley is unconcerned about being labeled an underdog for Saturday's fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr. in Las Vegas, believing he will knock out his opponent.{reg} Mayweather, renowned as a superlative defens...
  • Magic center Howard fined for blog comment

    ORLANDO, Florida   – Orlando Magic star centre Dwight Howard has been slapped with a 35,000 dollar fine by the NBA's disciplinary officials Wednesday for criticizing the referees on his private blog.{reg} Howard was in foul trouble and constantly comp...
  • Timid Braves slump to eighth straight loss

    ST. LOUIS – Jaime Garcia pitched seven scoreless innings as the St. Louis Cardinals handed the Atlanta Braves an eighth straight loss with a 6-0 shutout on Wednesday.{reg} Garcia struck out five batters for his second win of the year and got early run s...
  • Woods battles Quail Hollow course, paparazzi and helicopters

    CHARLOTTE, North Carolina   – Tiger Woods answered questions for 16 minutes on Wednesday but offered few new revelations of his private troubles other than that the paparazzi are still camped outside his gated community in Florida.{reg} "There?s papar...
  • Nadal opens Rome Masters with easy win

    ROME – Rafael Nadal opened his bid for a fifth Rome Masters title with a quick 6-1, 6-3 victory over Philipp Kohlschreiber on Wednesday.{reg} After withdrawing from last week's Barcelona Open, Nadal appeared fresh and dictated play with his usual combin...
  • IOC strips 2000 Games bronze medal from China

    DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Ten years after its gymnastics team won an Olympic bronze medal in Sydney, China was ordered to give it back for using an underage girl, allowing the United States to claim it instead.{reg} Acting on evidence that Dong Fang...
  • PNA office launched in Majuro, Marshall Islands

    MAJURO, MARSHALL ISLANDS-The Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA) Office was officially launched today in the presence of the RMI President and the PNA Ministers. The PNA brings together eight Pacific Island countries to sustainably manage tuna and inc...
  • Man arrested for assault

    A 29 year old male individual was arrested for assaulting an 18 year old female for failing to go out on a date with him.   {reg} In the police report, on April 19 at around 4:10 a.m. a caller reported that a van pulled over near the Meda-loop basket...
  • Earth Day clam planting at PPR

    The Palau Pacific Resort recently held a clam planting activity to celebrate Earth Day with more than 30 guests and associates.   {reg} About 35 baby clams were planted in front of the resort’s beach which is also a conservation area and where fish...
  • SDA choir to hold fundraising concert

    With the aim to raise the needed funds for their trip to Guam, the Palau Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) elementary school choir will be holding a fundraising concert on May 2 at the SDA gym.   {reg} The event, dubbed as “A Little Night of Music,” wi...
  • 50 join KFC monthly session

    A total of 50 participants, ages 4 to 12 years old, joined the Kids for Christ (KFC) Palau Chapter monthly session at the Mindszenty High School gym.   {reg} KFC, which is a family ministry of the Couples for Christ Palau Chapter, treated the kids wi...
  • PCC Sailors topcanoe sprint races

    Palau Community College (PCC) Sailors showed might as they top the men’s division of the recently concluded canoe sprint races held at the Meyuns Ramp (Skojio).   {reg} PCC Sailors first took the 500 meters event with a time of 2:28.44 besting Pete...
  • Toribiong visits Palau team at training venue

    President Toribiong last week visited the training of Team Palau in various venues.   {reg} The president first met with the men’s and women’s canoe team, who had their training at Rip Tide Beach. Toribiong’s visit gave them support and encoura...