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Decision inching closer
Fact-finding mission from Japan, Futenma air base accord expected
IN A sign of progress in Japan’s laggard decision-making process of what to do about the relocation of U.S. Marine Corps Air Station Fu...
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To quit or not to quit
IN LESS than two months, a tobacco and cigarette tax increase will take effect, raising the price of...
Cruz to Bice: Get to grips with local issues
VICE speaker BJ Cruz sent the Joint Guam Program Office a letter and two DVD copies of Thursday’s ro...Judge facing ethics rap
Yingling accuses Unpingco of abusing authority
FORMER airport general manager Gerry Yingling has file...Friday night market flops
THE Department of Chamorro Affairs’ board of trustees has reconsidered its earlier decision to suspe...
Decision inching closer
Fact-finding mission from Japan, Futenma air base accord expected
IN A sign of progress in Japan’s la...
Read more...A lot to fix
TOYOTA has a lot of work to do to recover drivers’ trust. The company has now recalled about three t... Read more...DEIS Perspective : Transforming Guam into a fortress
THE recently release Quadrennial Defense Review Report of February 2010, that will guide Department ... Read more...
Royals hand Cougars 10-4 whipping
THE NOTRE Dame High School Royals took a triumphant 10-4 win over the Academy of Our Lady of Guam Co... Read more...Special election ideas
UNDER the Guam Organic Act, the legislature has the prerogative to fill vacancies in any number of w...
Read more...A scrubbed toe in the race
BETWEEN bites of an egg-white garden omelet at a bistro in his Union Square neighborhood, Harold For... Read more...A strong FOIA breaks news
FUNNY things happen when you allow the government to work behind closed doors. That’s how family dyn...
Read more...The Tinian option
It started out as a joke.The newly elected Republican mayor of Tinian, in a recent meeting with JGPO... Read more...
Financing the independence movement--not
MEDIA reports indicate that in the wake of a yearlong review by a special committee established to r...
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...Go green, go read
IT’S THAT time of the year again- the Guam Council of the International Reading Association’s Read-A...
Read more...Space adventures
WELL, a check of the files reveals that a subject that’s closest to my heart needs some attention. ...
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WHAT region of the globe covers 1,000 sq. km. of land (nearly six times the size of Washington D.C.)... Read more...JFK: We can make it happen today
LAST year at the height of the protests and demonstrations over JFK High School construction and the...
Read more...The mouse that roared
WAY back in 1959, a movie came out that reflected a lot of the spirit of those Cold War times. “The ... Read more...
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Guam in Kuwait
A mural of the Guam flag sits at Ali Al Salem Air Base, Kuwait, a U.S. Air Force installation that serves as a temporary hub for troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. Those in temporary transition fly into Ali Al Salem. A mayor's cell representative said the 6-by-15-foot concrete barrier was painted by an unnamed soldier in 2003.
Photo courtesy of U.S. Army/Sgt. Eddie Siguenza
Always ready
Tiger cub scout Carlo Granillo, left, from wolf pack No. 39 smiles for a photo-op during Gov. Felix P. Camacho’s signing of a proclamation declaring “Year of Scouting” at Adelup on Monday.
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