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Tokyo bucks relocation delay
Japan official says Marines transfer must push ahead as planned
THE U.S. Department of Defense has acknowledged that Guam is not ready to accommodate the 8,000 Marines who will be relocated from Okinaw...
Senators OK bill to fast-track JFK rebuild
JFK bill passedTHE legislature last night unanimously passed the governor’s bill that seeks to exp...
Population peak still at 80,000
FEDERAL officials who visited Guam this week said the Department of Defense is targeting a more real...
$50M on its way to port
Approved supplemental budget includes $50M for PAGTHE Port of Guam is one step away from receiving $...
Tokyo bucks relocation delay
Japan official says Marines transfer must push ahead as planned
THE U.S. Department of Defense has ac...
Public-private partnership
THE United States has secured $740 million from Japan to defray the cost of utilities upgrades, expa...
Read more...Scandals in sports
THERE was an interesting story in the sports section of the Marianas Variety-Guam’s July 22 issue,... Read more...Distributors dispatch Cobras, 8-2
Last night’s Calvo’s Insurance Men’s Futsol League semifinals saw the regular season frontrunn...
Read more...Polls and voter behaviors
OVER the last 12 years or so, I have studied political polling on Guam, and I have conducted experim... Read more...EIS rules out Green Guam
THIS week Deputy Defense Secretary William J. Lynn said the U.S. will incorporate "green technology"... Read more...A Kafka fanatic
“AMERIKA” was the last Kafka book that I read. Having read all of his works and the thought that...
Read more...Pagat conspiracy theories
Exactly a week ago today, one of the most dramatic protest actions in recent memory was held.A cross... Read more...
The fix is in
LET’S see now – what was it, exactly, that Lt. Gov. and gubernatorial hopeful Mike Cruz told us ...
Read more...Getting ready for the new school year
WITH summer vacation ending in a few weeks, students all over Guam are either looking forward to the...
Read more...Seeing the world
LET’S go to the Alice in Wonderland world of technology.
Don’t you just love the new cameras and ...
Read more...Inspiring art
MY FAMILY and I are currently on a very special and long awaited trip to Europe. We are visiting my ... Read more...Happy birthday, my America
YESTERDAY was the day that marked the 234th birthday of the greatest democracy known to date on this... Read more...Those elusive infrastructure bucks
WE’VE got our Blackberries, iPhones and fairly fast broadband Internet connections, but it seems t... Read more...
The character of good people
A GOOD friend made his way to Heaven yesterday. Dr. Eddie Del Rosario was in Manila this past week w... Read more...
DUI checkpoints
THE Guam Police Department will set up sobriety checkpoints, from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m., on Routes 8, 16, 14 and 10 tonight and Saturday, according to GPD spokesman A.J.Balajada. Residents are advised to drink responsibly and have a designated driver if they intend to go out partying. (Sweet One Gilliam)
THE Guam Police Department will set up sobriety checkpoints, from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m., on Routes 8, 16, 14 and 10 tonight and Saturday, according to GPD spokesman A.J.Balajada. Residents are advised to drink responsibly and have a designated driver if they intend to go out partying. (Sweet One Gilliam)
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JFK teacher Angelo Andres and Josh Rivera hold a poster as they listen to senators discuss the governor’s bill that seeks to expedite JFK high school reconstruction.
Phot by Zita Y. Taitano
Phot by Zita Y. Taitano
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Christmas in July
Rosaline Unpingco, a former patient at the Guam Memorial Hospital’s Skilled Nursing Unit, helped organize a “Christmas in July” celebration for current patients, their families and the staff at the facility in Barrigada Heights. Pictured on the front row, from left are: fellow organizer Angela Duenas, Unpingco, SNU Administrative Assistant Deborah Hufana and SNU Administrator Jayson Gozum. Back row, from left: organizers Bobbie Cabot Santos, Barbara Benavente, Saturnina Leon Guerrero, Cela Langas, Liz Langas, Josephine Cruz and Kathy Thai Cruz.
Photo courtesy of GMH
Rosaline Unpingco, a former patient at the Guam Memorial Hospital’s Skilled Nursing Unit, helped organize a “Christmas in July” celebration for current patients, their families and the staff at the facility in Barrigada Heights. Pictured on the front row, from left are: fellow organizer Angela Duenas, Unpingco, SNU Administrative Assistant Deborah Hufana and SNU Administrator Jayson Gozum. Back row, from left: organizers Bobbie Cabot Santos, Barbara Benavente, Saturnina Leon Guerrero, Cela Langas, Liz Langas, Josephine Cruz and Kathy Thai Cruz.
Photo courtesy of GMH