Increasing capacity from its 11 times-weekly service to twice-daily in time for peak travel season United Airlines announced today that effective Oct. 28, United will increase its current four-times-weekly evening flight (UA171/172) between Guam and Nagoya, Japan which operated on Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, to a daily flight aboard a Boeing 737 aircraft. The additional capacity will provide customers with a twice-daily service between Guam and Nagoya. With th

The government of Guam’s total public debt ticked past $2.6 billion as of 2017, leaving every Guam citizen in debt of $16,106.2, according to the Government Accountability Office’s public debt outlook for U.S. territories. GAO noted that GovGuam’s borrowings were driven by the need to refinance existing debts—originally issued to comply with federal requirements and court orders— and to fund infrastructure projects. “Since fiscal year 2015, the government of Guam and its comp

GAO: Military’s efforts to preserve historic properties leave much to be desired The Department of Defense, although tasked by the National Historic Preservation Act as a steward of historic properties, has shown a lackadaisical performance in the execution of this duty, according to Government Accountability Office’s latest report. The report, released on June 19, said the DOD has identified about 60,000 of its approximately 375,000 properties on installations as “historic”

\ The U.S. Navy’s live-fire training complex has always been a sore spot. An earlier plan to site the firing range in the ancient village of Pagat received an overwhelming thumbs down, prompting the Navy to relocate the project site to its property in Northwest Field adjacent to Ritidian. One of the most culturally rich spots on island, Ritidian is a wildlife preserve unit of the Guam National Wildlife Refuge, covering 371 acres of coral reefs and 832 acres of terrestrial hab

It may take a while for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration to establish guidelines and procedures for obtaining CNMI-only resident status under the newly signed enacted Northern Mariana Islands Long-Term Legal Residents Relief Act, according to CNMI Rep. Gregorio “Kilili” Sablan. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration has thus automatically extended the humanitarian parole and employment authorization to allow those under these program to stay in the CNMI legally during the t

Does anyone think it’s accurate to refer to a machete attack as an “exaggerated incident?” Well, it happened recently and I think there may be some regrets. Let’s pull back for a minute and gather some perspective. In golf, when a casual player blows a shot, there’s a chance for a do-over or taking a “mulligan.” It’s one of those things that everyone does— do-over — because everyone needs it from time to time. It’s probably why you’re not as good at golf as you think you are