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Guam Republicans up the ante; former governors join Ada-Calvo campaign team
The Republican Party of Guam is making a strong push, with three former governors set to steer the Ada-Calvo campaign leading up to the Nov. 3 gubernatorial race.

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Back to the drawing board: Government reboots bidding for long-stalled Guam school project
By Ron Rocky Coloma The Department of Public Works is now preparing to reissue a solicitation for the construction of a Simon Sanchez High School campus, following the cancellation of the previous procurement, which was marred by repeated protests. DPW rejected all proposals after denying three procurement protests filed by General Pacific Services Inc. The agency concluded that proceeding with the existing request for proposals could lead to litigation and further delay the

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Guam Micronesia Island Fair to celebrate Pacific cultures and traditions
Themed “The Tides and Traditions of Micronesia,” the island fair will be held from Oct. 23 to 25 at Governor Joseph Flores Memorial Park in Tumon.

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Terlaje-Perez pitches economic reset for Guam
Terlaje said strengthening the economy would require making transportation, education and workforce development more reliable, creating a cycle in which residents can train for and reach better-paying jobs.

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Ada-Calvo team ties Guam’s future to opportunities for young people
“I think that’s what’s very important, for them to know what their track in life is going to be and how they want to achieve and succeed in getting to their goals,” Ada said.

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Guam rolls out five-year roadmap to combat homelessness
Homelessness in Guam increased significantly between 2020 and 2024, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s annual point-in-time count survey.

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Residents weigh in on Guam’s coral reef resilience plan
The resilience strategy update follows a daylong workshop with local and federal natural resource agencies and nonprofit partners. Those groups reviewed progress under the existing plan and discussed actions for the next five years.

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‘It’s time to rebuild Sanchez’: Students, alumni and leaders rally around long-delayed school
But after more than a decade of discussions, setbacks and promises, the Guam community is increasingly determined that “not overnight” cannot be allowed to mean not anytime soon.

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Guam's $600M Ukudu power plant falls short of expectations
The Ukudu Power Plant continues to operate at reduced capacity while several generating units require either scheduled maintenance or repairs, necessitating
load shedding, the Guam Power Authority said.

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'We're trying to do everything we can:' Guam grapples with declining tourism
Régine Biscoe Lee, president of the Guam Visitors Bureau, came before the public this week with a difficult task: explaining how Guam intends to rebuild its tourism industry as some of its most important visitor markets move in a different direction.

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Aug 20


House bill calls for radiation exposure study in Northern Marianas
In a new attempt at expanding the nuclear reparation program, a coalition of House members are proposing a federal study to determine the Northern Mariana Islands' possible exposure to radioactive fallout from U.S. nuclear tests in the Pacific between 1946 and 1962.

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Aug 20


Regional weather outlook: Tropical disturbance Invest 92W tracking between Chuuk and Pohnpei
Key points Tropical Disturbance Invest 92W: Between Chuuk and Pohnpei - Likely tracking WNW Tropical Disturbance Invest 94W: Well north of Palau, Likely tracking W out of Micronesia Monsoon will return to the Marianas around Saturday Drier pattern prevails across Yap & Palau Unsettled pattern prevails across Chuuk, Pohnpei, Kosrae and Majuro (NWS/ Prepared by Paul Stanko, acting SOO) An active pattern prevails across the Marianas and Eastern Micronesia as the monsoon trough

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Aug 19
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