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Retired Marine pitches Guam-Taiwan partnership to mass-produce drones

A retired Marine captain who now leads a Guam drone company set the tone on Aug. 29 for a different kind of security conversation on island. Not just bases and budgets. Factories and supply chains.

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4 hours ago

Guam governor seeks reinstatement of Covid-era emergency powers to speed up hospital project

Responding to Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero's call for a special session, Speaker Frank F. Blas Jr. summoned the 38th Guam Legislature to deliberate on the chief executive's two proposed bills that would grant her sweeping emergency powers and remove legal hurdles in the use of American Rescue Plan Act funds that she intends to use to build a new hospital in Mangilao.

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2 days ago

Guam legislature OKs $1.36B budget; spending bill includes $39M in tax cuts

Capping off the grueling two weeks of debates and compromises, the Republican-led 38th Guam Legislature today passed the government of Guam’s $1.36 billion budget for fiscal 2026, with $39 million in tax cuts as its centerpiece.

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Aug 22

THE PACIFIC

Nauru leader says nation's future insured with growing trust fund

Nauru President David Adeang said the tiny Pacific island nation’s future is secured with the Nauru Intergenerational Trust Fund, which is currently inching toward a net value of close to half a billion dollars.

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3 days ago

Tariff tensions: Pacific islands brace for impacts of Trump policy

While Pacific island nations are not directly tied to high-volume manufacturing exports, economic volatility across the Asia-Pacific region poses indirect threats that are difficult to ignore.

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4 days ago

Burned to the ground: Marshall Islands president vows to rebuild the parliament building

The Marshall Islands' parliament building, known as Nitijela, was burned to the ground on Tuesday morning. Photo courtesy of Chewy Lin By...

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5 days ago

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LIFE & ARTS

Don’t skirt the women who championed the Organic Act of Guam

More than a few women—educators, community and church organizers, business owners and political pioneers—played a significant role in advancing the drive for some semblance of self-government for the people of Guam after liberation from wartime occupation.

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2 days ago

A new hospital won’t fix Guam’s healthcare; rethinking the model will

This crisis is largely of the public sector’s own making, centered on GMH and the Department of Public Health and Social Services. Meanwhile, the private sector continues to deliver quality care despite chronic neglect and a lack of meaningful government support.

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2 days ago

'Too white?Too brown?' Stop reducing people to color code

Too often on Guam, I’ve heard professionals and policymakers reduced to labels, called “too white” in one room and “too brown” in another. Whether in meetings or over the airwaves, these aren’t descriptions; they’re put-downs.

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Aug 20

Community Events: Filipino outreach program opens registration for September classes

Eskwelahang Munti program participants pose for a graduation photo. Registration is now open for Eskwelahang Munti ng Guam, a Filipino...

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1 day ago

Guam's language commission launches new cultural program

The Kumisión i Fino’ CHamoru yan Fina’nå’guen i Historia yan Lina’la’ i Taotao Tåno’ (Commission on CHamoru Language and the Teaching of the History & Culture of the Indigenous People of Guam) has premiered "I Historia put i Hinanao i Taotao Tåno’," a new program inspired by a presentation delivered by Laura M. Torres Souder at the International Indigenous Youth Forum in 2023.

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3 days ago

Jesus Christ Superstar on stage Aug. 29-31 at UOG Calvo Field House

World Theater Productions, in association with the Guam Philharmonic Foundation Inc. , presents the award-winning, critically acclaimed rock opera “Jesus Christ Superstar," which opens today and will run until Aug. 31 at the University of Guam Calvo Field House.

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3 days ago