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Guam epidemiologist: 'Covid is not done with us'

3 days ago

Guam epidemiologist: 'Covid is not done with us'

By Aurora Kohn The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services today reminded the public that the Covid-19 pandemic is not over...

Guam senators mulling over abortion bill

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4 days ago

Guam senators mulling over abortion bill

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Speaker Therese Terlaje issued the following statement following the release of the committee report...

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May 13

Guam reports three Covid deaths

By Pacific Island Times News Staff The Joint Information Center today reported three Covid-19-related fatalities, raising Guam's death...

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36 years after People Power revolt, the Philippines is returning to the past

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May 10

36 years after People Power revolt, the Philippines is returning to the past

Diana G. Mendoza Manila– “Good luck to the Philippines.” Political science Professor Jean Encinas-Franco of the University of the...

US, Palau team up for Indo-Pacific Marine Protected Area

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May 10

US, Palau team up for Indo-Pacific Marine Protected Area

By Pacific Island Times News Staff The United States has signed a memorandum of understanding with Palau to strengthen the conservation...

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May 10

Samoa government to buy out cable firm

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Apia-- Samoa’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has confirmed it is moving to buy...

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Taiwan’s Covid containment strategy utilizing innovative technology and universal health coverage

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May 12

Taiwan’s Covid containment strategy utilizing innovative technology and universal health coverage

Two years into the Covid-19 pandemic, more than 510 million confirmed cases and more than 6.25 million deaths have been reported around...

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May 7

Life stories

We are getting there, step by step. A sense of normalcy as we once knew is smiling upon us. People are out. People are talking with each...

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May 6

Does size matter? The ‘smallness trap’

When larger powers attempt to control 'small islands' Let’s be honest. “Does size matter?” is a question that preoccupies many. There are...

LIFE & ARTS

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May 7

Breaking a leg

Portland, Maine—Recently, after reconnecting with the good folks at Dockerty Health Care in Michigan, I decided to give them "a leg up"...

Island life in vivid colors: The legacy of Adriano B. Pangelinan

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May 5

Island life in vivid colors: The legacy of Adriano B. Pangelinan

By Pacific Island Times News Staff We are all familiar with his distinctive work. Adriano Baza Pangelinan painted Guam's life in...

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Apr 29

Elections and the sound of my childhood

Manila – A certain tune stopped me dead in my tracks one day while waiting for a jeepney ride. I figured it out from the cacophony of...

FSM citizens receiving adequate Covid-19 assistance

By Alex Rhowuniong

Aug 15, 2020
4 min

FSM citizens receiving adequate Covid-19 assistance

Students on Houk, an outer-island in Chuuk, at their Houk Elementary School putting COVID-19 spaces between themselves for save...

By Johanna Salinas

Jun 16, 2020
4 min

Pride takes pride in Guam's openness

Guam Pride members held a wave event at the ITC intersection on Marine Corps Drive in Tamuning June 12, 2020. Photo by Johanna Salinas As...

What’s keeping Guamanians busy nowadays?

By Phillip V. Cruz, Jr.

Mar 27, 2020
3 min

What’s keeping Guamanians busy nowadays?

Since Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero ordered the shutdown of schools, non-essential government agencies, bars, restaurants, amusement and fitness...

Guam residents always prepared for any catastrophe

By Mar-Vic Cagurangan and Phillip V. Cruz Jr

Mar 16, 2020
4 min

Guam residents always prepared for any catastrophe

Shoppers fill their carts with emergency supplies at Cost -U-Less in Tamuning. Photo by Emmanuel Munar III (Updated: Matson says shipping...

Behind drug statistics is real human drama

By Johanna Salinas

Feb 13, 2020
5 min

Behind drug statistics is real human drama

“There was a lot of hostility in our household when I was growing up,” local artist Jon S. said, sitting outside a café in Tumon, smoking...

Broken and transformed: Embracing the lesson of the bowl of kimchee

By Jeni Ann Flores

Dec 30, 2019
4 min

Broken and transformed: Embracing the lesson of the bowl of kimchee

“Euw!” “Yuck!” These were my first reactions to kimchee. I had tried a tiny bit of it a long time ago and did not like it. Stayed away...

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Guam epidemiologist: 'Covid is not done with us'

Guam senators mulling over abortion bill

Guam reports three Covid deaths

THE PACIFIC

36 years after People Power revolt, the Philippines is returning to the past

US, Palau team up for Indo-Pacific Marine Protected Area

Samoa government to buy out cable firm

INSIGHTS

Taiwan’s Covid containment strategy utilizing innovative technology and universal health coverage

Life stories

Does size matter? The ‘smallness trap’

LIFE & ARTS

Breaking a leg

Island life in vivid colors: The legacy of Adriano B. Pangelinan

Elections and the sound of my childhood

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FSM citizens receiving adequate Covid-19 assistance

Pride takes pride in Guam's openness

What’s keeping Guamanians busy nowadays?

Guam residents always prepared for any catastrophe

Behind drug statistics is real human drama

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