Our Thought Life Just how many angry words does it take to do irrevocable damage? There are times when someone says things – hurtful things that makes us look at Continue Reading »
Q: In which battle did Napoleon die? A: His last Battle Q: Where was the Declaration of Independence signed? A: At the bottom of the page
Little Johnny once bought his Grandma a very nice, luxurious toilet brush for her birthday. But when he went to visit her a couple of weeks later, it wasn’t in Continue Reading »
Aries (Mar.21 – Apr.19) There is a lot to be discovered just beyond the boundaries of your normal peripheral vision today, so let your curiosity steer you straight to stimulation. Continue Reading »
The first agriculture and aquaculture fair hosted by the National Development Bank (NDBP) on Feb. 3, attracted hundreds of people to visit and partake from over 20 booths and display Continue Reading »
Otto recommended to UN Office By: L.N. Reklai February 6, 2017 (Koror, Palau) President Remengesau Jr. recalled Dr. Caleb Otto, Palau’s Ambassador to the United Nations in letter issued on Continue Reading »
President Tommy Remengesau yesterday heeded the calls to delay the implementation of the environmental impact fee and stated that he will be submitting a bill this week to the Olbiil Continue Reading »
By: L.N. Reklai February 6, 2017 (Koror, Palau) Groups consisting of members of Palau Chamber of Commerce, Nurses Association, government representatives and Palau Labor Advisory Council requested International Labor Organization Continue Reading »
By: L.N. Reklai February 6, 2017 (Koror, Palau) Marine Etibek, an over 60 year old lady from Meyuns managed to survive for almost a day and half in the rough Continue Reading »
Addressing the fears of many Palauan citizens who took to social media to voice concern over US President Donald Trump’s recent executive order banning refugees and certain travelers from entering Continue Reading »