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Fire in cafeteria, 'waterfalls' in elevators, snakes in the ceiling: GMH won't survive another storm

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6 days ago

Fire in cafeteria, 'waterfalls' in elevators, snakes in the ceiling: GMH won't survive another storm

Nurse says GMH needs qualified people to run the hospital By Mar-Vic Cagurangan Guam Memorial Hospital will not withstand another storm,...

JRM says critical military work on Guam to continue despite imminent shutdown

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Sep 27

JRM says critical military work on Guam to continue despite imminent shutdown

Governor's office: National Guard, Public Health and Behavioral Health likely to be hit by US budget crisis By Mar-Vic Cagurangan While...

Tables are turned: US to pay Guam $48.9M for Ordot dump closure

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Sep 26

Tables are turned: US to pay Guam $48.9M for Ordot dump closure

Consent decree caps territory's CERLA claim against the federal government By Mar-Vic Cagurangan The U.S. government has agreed to pay...

Chinese ‘Miracle Water’ grifters infiltrated the UN, bribed politicians to build Pacific Dream City

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2 hours ago

Chinese ‘Miracle Water’ grifters infiltrated the UN, bribed politicians to build Pacific Dream City

A pair of Chinese scam artists wanted to turn a radiation-soaked Pacific atoll into a future metropolis. They ended up in an American...

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23 hours ago

'We cannot and will not let them win'

Pacific island region confronts the growing threats of cybercrime By Pacific Island Times News Staff Late last year, Vanuatu got...

US announces $200 million in new funding for Pacific islands

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2 days ago

US announces $200 million in new funding for Pacific islands

By Mar-Vic Cagurangan The White House has pledged $200 million in new funding to address the priority issues raised by Pacific Island...

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13 hours ago

Being American-- or not

The basic question about Guahan’s political identity has always been part of the Guahan reality since 1899. Is Guahan part of the United...

'We aren’t where we need to be, but we are better than we were before'

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Sep 19

'We aren’t where we need to be, but we are better than we were before'

Our administration knows how hard our people work. And no one can deny that a dollar just doesn’t stretch as far as it used to....

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Sep 11

‘I see my opportunity and I take it’

Saipan — Since it was sworn in early this year, the new CNMI administration has been complaining about its predecessor’s “highly...

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Sep 19

Māori Avatar actor Shane Rangi to direct first feature

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Los Angeles-- Fandomodo Films has optioned the rights to the feature film Taonga, which will be...

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Sep 9

Bangkok beckons

Bangkok – In this city that has the lingering smell of incense and curry, you can get lost and find yourself ecstatic in the chaos. This...

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Sep 9

Alana Taitague: artist and art scholar

I had the privilege of meeting Alana Taitague at the Creative Canvas Art Camp hosted by Michelle Pier. Speaking of Creative Canvas… art...

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