Happy Thanksgiving, Marianas! 🍁🍂🇲🇵2020 has been challenging for our entire world, but we are blessed and grateful to be living and celebrating the holiday in one of the safest places in the United States from COVID-19.
As we celebrate Thanksgiving, we are reminded of the hard work being done every day by our doctors, nurses, first responders, COVID-19 Task Force, and government employees to protect our community. During this unprecedented time, the proactive leadership of our government, dedication of our public servants, and the cooperation of our community are among the many things we are grateful for in a year filled with global challenges.
To everyone who calls the Marianas home, we thank you all for looking out for one another this year. It takes a home, a village, an island, and one Commonwealth to keep our closely-knit community safe, and we did that together against all odds.
As we reflect on the graces we have received this year, let us not forget our friends and neighbors this time of year. Let us use this holiday weekend as a time to share our blessings and continue to look out for one another.
We wish you all an abundance of blessings and a happy and healthy Thanksgiving!
Love, the Torres Family
There is always something to be thankful for. So as we reflect on the graces we have received, my family and I wish you all the blessings of good health, happiness and success.
Stay thankful. Stay safe.
Happy Thanksgiving 🍁
Happy Thanksgiving, CNMI! Celebrate safely this season by following these helpful tips.
#WearYourMask #WashYourHands #WatchYourDistance
Sharing this important cause by First Lady Diann Tudela Torres and the Lady Diann Torres Foundation, Miss Marianas Shannon Sasamoto, and Miss NMI Earth Maria Terlaje!
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The Honorable Arnold I. Palacios is the 12th Lt. Governor of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, serving alongside Governor Ralph DLG. Torres since January 2019.
On Saturday, September 12, 2020 the Department of Lands and Natural Resources (DLNR) received a critical tip regarding possible infestation of the coconut rhinoceros beetles (CRB) in the Gagani and Talakhaya areas of Rota.
