This is to announce that the Kagman Komunidat Association is hosting a CNMI Sunset Meeting tomorrow, Wednesday, April 22, 2009 at the Kagman Community Center starting @ 7pm. 

 

Like numerous other CNMI sunrise and sunset meetings held recently throughout the community, the purpose of the Kagman Sunset Meeting is to bring together concerned CNMI residents to help develop a long-term vision for the community, identify promising and viable candidates for public office who share that vision, and begin mobilizing the resources and support that will be needed to bring about honest, open, and responsive government that serves the best interests and highest aspirations of all the people of the Commonwealth.     

 

The upcoming Kagman sunset meeting will be guided by seven questions covering what the role of government should be, the most important opportunities and challenges facing the CNMI, priority government reforms, the most effective ways for concerned citizens to organize, what life in the CNMI should be like 10 years from today, and the names of potential candidates.  Other topics and questions may also be considered at this gathering.  

 

The Kagman Sunset Meeting is open to the public.  All are welcome to join the conversation, and those who cannot stay for the entire hour are also welcome to submit their written responses to the survey (attached in this email).  Responses from all the sunrise and sunset meetings will be compiled and presented at a public forum to be announced at a later time.   

 

For more information about the Kagman Sunset Meeting, contact Jesse Torres at kagmankomunidatassociation@gmail.com or Tina Sablan at 285-3935 or tinasablan@gmail.com .

 

For general information about the CNMI sunrise/sunset meetings, or to find out how to host one of your own, contact Tina Sablan at 285-3935 or tinasablan@gmail.com .

 

"We will transmit this city, not only not less, but greater, better, and more beautiful than it was transmitted to us."  – Athenian Oath of Citizenship