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Fatal punch: Palauan convicted in Filipino worker’s death in Saipan
A jury convicted a Palauan national on October 22 of involuntary manslaughter, assault and battery, and obstruction of justice in connection with the death of Filipino worker Alvin Rebamba. Jeremy Guillermin was acquitted of the more serious charges of voluntary manslaughter and aggravated assault and battery following a four-day trial in Superior Court, according to Marianas Press. Rebamba, 30, died after a confrontation outside Relox Bar in Garapan on November 16, 2025. Pro
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New York’s Little Manila celebrates heritage, history and community
WOODSIDE, Queens - Filipino American heritage took the spotlight in Woodside as the community celebrated its first Filipino American History Month (FAHM) Little Manila Parade & Block Party on Sunday, October 18. The occasion brought a celebration of identity and belonging to a neighborhood that generations of Filipino Americans have helped shape. With music, cultural performances, food and community activities on the program, the gathering offered space to celebrate shared ro
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