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GPD seeks to regulate flow of information
Guam Police Department spokesman John Edwards, with the help of GPD Chief Paul Suba, is working on issuing GPD press badges to members of the media in an attem...
Read more...Obama excited to visit Guam, Bordallo says
First Lady Michelle Obama recently shared with Congresswoman Madeleine Bordallo that she was excited...
This time, it’s a case of mumps at SSHS
Just one week after announcing a student at Simon Sanchez High School was diagnosed with tuberculosi...
GWA versus the military
‘Military should pay for buildup costs’
Discussion is ongoing between Guam Waterworks Authority and t...
First charter school application submitted
Donna Dwiggins, the Guam on-site coordinator of Direct Instruction, on behalf of the National Instit...
Total police control
GPD seeks to regulate flow of information
Guam Police Department spokesman John Edwards, with the hel...
Read more...Saving the Post Office
Many Americans rely on six-days-a-week mail delivery and expect to have a post office just around th... Read more...On broadcast media or print, likely to lose
I was just thinking what the track record for wins and losses in the electoral field were for those ...
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Sharks maim Islanders in season closer
The 2010 IIAAG high school girls’ softball season ended for the John F. Kennedy High School Islander...
Read more...Killer Research
I don’t tell too many people this, but after I got into my PhD program, I gained about fifty pounds ...
Read more...Fuels on the Hill
Congress has always had a soft spot for “experts” who tell members what they want to hear, whether i...
Read more...Sad justice
SOMETIMES, human law reveals a story of sad justice, or lack of it. Soon Ae Chai might be able to sa... Read more...Big business wakes up
When news of the buildup first broke, it electrified the whole island, especially the business secto... Read more...Self rule? Not really
Last week was an interesting time with respect to hot-button news items. As usual during the electio...
Read more...Winter wonderland in the tropics
THE Quinata family has done it again. For the third year in a row, they have turned the common area ... Read more...Magazines offer great reading for the family
Contrary to popular belief, not all reading that children do has to take place between the covers of...
Read more...Animal stories
Welcome to The Deep science and technology column where we cover topics from the deep sea to deep sp...
Read more...The least of our brothers
THERE are a couple of very important bills to me that have made it past committee and have had a pub...
Read more...A Few Bad Men?
The recent comments of the United States Environmental Protection Agency has drawn the most attentio...
Read more...Doing the Right Thing
This week I introduced legislation that would require that government of Guam officials disclose—to ...
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RPSO at UOG's Charter Day
Various groups participated in yesterday’s Charter Day activities, including the Republic of Palau Student Organization (RPSO) dancers.
(Matt Weiss/Variety)
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Mid-Pac’s own beautiful Kristal O’Connor takes a moment from her duties as hostess to pose for a photograph during last night’s new beer launch party for “Island Lager,” Guam’s signature libation.
Mid-Pac’s own beautiful Kristal O’Connor takes a moment from her duties as hostess to pose for a photograph during last night’s new beer launch party for “Island Lager,” Guam’s signature libation.
Matt Weiss/Variety