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'When it comes to these threats, we have to be ready to rock and roll:' Marianas, Micronesia can expect up to seven more storms in 2026

“We’re not guaranteed to take another direct hit,” he said, “but the likelihood of a direct hit is going to be much higher than a La Niña year.”

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13 hours ago

Guam Supreme Court upholds executive power to build hospital, but clock is ticking on federal funds

The governor of Guam has the authority under the Organic Act to build medical and public health facilities, the Supreme Court of Guam has ruled, noting that the attorney general cannot invoke a local statute to block executive access to federal grants for a hospital project.

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May 30

Guam ratepayers face power bill hike

The Guam Power Authority’s proposal for a fuel recovery surcharge increase is now with the Public Utilities Commission for final action following the Consolidated Commission on Utilities' approval on Tuesday.

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May 27

THE PACIFIC

How ancient Pacific Islanders survived typhoons

There were no satellites then. No weather apps. No smart phones. Nobody received emergency alerts on their phones. There were no news broadcasts and nobody went live on social media to discuss a looming super typhoon.

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1 day ago

Pacific civil society groups strengthen regional voice with renewed alliance

Pacific civil society organizations have renewed a regional alliance that leaders say will help strengthen grassroots representation in major policy discussions on climate change, development, human rights and regional governance.

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4 days ago

Papua New Guinea plans largest marine sanctuary in Melanesia

Papua New Guinea plans to establish the largest no-take marine protected area in Melanesia, creating a vast ocean sanctuary that officials say will protect globally significant marine biodiversity while supporting the long-term sustainability of the country's fisheries.

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4 days ago

INSIGHTS

LIFE & ARTS

Across FSM, politicians celebrate new projects while old infrastructure quietly crumbles

Ahead of the games, potholes long ignored were suddenly filled with gravel. Rusting vehicles visible from the roadside were hauled away. A derelict barge that had sat for years beside an abandoned World War II-era building disappeared from view. Even the old, condemned waterfront structure itself was brightened with murals before it was eventually demolished.

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9 hours ago

Guam and CNMI are carrying America’s burden; it’s time Washington steps up

When Secretary of War Pete Hegseth addressed the Shangri‑La Dialogue in Singapore this May, he delivered a message that resonated across the Indo‑Pacific: the region is now the world’s strategic center of gravity, and the United States intends to remain its stabilizing force.

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3 days ago

Law and politics: Does Chuuk have a governor yet?

The new swearing-in brought with it a competing slate of people calling themselves governor and lieutenant-governor, but did not bring violence, to everyone’s relief.

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4 days ago

Art events: 'Currents of Connection’ at UOG; Self-determination in pictures; Myths and folklores at MicroMall

Morning, digital art by Marc Martinez UOG Fine Arts seniors present ‘Interflow' The University of Guam Fine Arts Program is hosting its annual senior art exhibition, “Interflow: Currents of Connection,” featuring the work of eight graduating Fine Arts/Art majors. The exhibit, open from May 14 to June 25 at the Isla Center for the Arts on the UOG campus, highlights a range of artistic mediums and approaches, including cardboard and ceramic sculptures, oil and acrylic paintin

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2 days ago

Serendipity

Lessons from Everyday Life By Theodore Lewis Bridgman, MI—My first CEO appointment was at Riverside Medical Center in Franklinton, LA, when I was 49. The prestigious East Jefferson Medical Center in Metairie, LA, had a management contract to operate Riverside, and Peter Betts, East Jefferson's CEO, hired me as Riverside's CEO. Franklinton is the Parish Seat in Washington Parish and is about 65 miles north of Metairie. Metairie is on the south side of Lake Pontchartrain and is

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6 days ago

Bookshelf: Exploring the beauty and contradictions of Pacific island life

For nearly five decades, Jack Niedenthal has lived and worked across Micronesia and the Marshall Islands—as a Peace Corps volunteer, teacher, government advisor, filmmaker, journalist, and advocate for the people of Bikini Atoll.

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May 28