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  Guam’s port modernization: Building a smarter, more resilient Pacific gateway
Frontlien Pacific By Chirag M. Bhojwani Last month’s Maritime Resilience and Innovation Summit at the Port Authority of Guam offered a timely reminder that the island’s maritime infrastructure is more than a logistical necessity. It is a strategic...
    
  Guam Regional Medical City earns 2025 ‘Great Place To Work’ certification
(GRMC) – Guam Regional Medical City (GRMC) is proud to announce that it has been officially certified as a Great Place To Work® for 2025 — a recognition based entirely on feedback from GRMC’s employees. This certification highlights the hospital’s...
    
  Bank of Guam Strykers win 2nd straight U17 Girls youth league title
A second-half tap-in from the Bank of Guam Strykers’ Brianna Whitfield in a goalmouth scramble was the eventual game-winner against the NAPA Rovers FC in Saturday morning’s U17 Girls Division championship match of the Triple J Auto Group Robbie...
    
  Guam Community Holiday Bazaar Nov. 28
Guam Community Holiday Bazaar flyer (Illustration courtesy of Guam Community College) Get a head start on your holiday shopping and support a great cause at the annual Guam Community Holiday Bazaar! Find unique gifts, delicious food, and festive...
    
  Guam airport presents noise reduction plan, land use compatibility measures
The Guam International Airport Authority on Wednesday presented recommended measures to address noise pollution and incompatible land use around the airport, to abide by Federal Aviation Administration regulations. Rolenda Faasuamalie, GIAA public...
    
  Guam loses $3.18M affordable housing tax credits as GHURA, Core Tech battle moves from local to federal court
Guam has lost $3.18 million in federal tax credits that would have helped build affordable housing, as a battle between the Guam Housing and Urban and Renewal Authority and a pair of Core Tech Development affiliates graduates from local to federal...
    
  Independent panel eyed to set salaries of Guam’s elected officials
In a move aimed at removing politics from discussions about compensation, Guam Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero proposes creating an independent commission to set the salaries of executive and legislative positions in Guam. Leon Guerrero has transmitted a...
    
  Nauru and Guam: A tale of two islands
From the Publisher's Desk By Mar-Vic Cagurangan Nauru, the world’s smallest island republic, is emerging as a model of fiscal prudence in the Pacific region. Determined to take charge of its future, Nauru established the Intergenerational Trust...
    
  Black Construction Corporation wins top overall 2025 GCA Excellence in Construction Award
The Guam Contractors Association held its annual Excellence in Construction Awards and Contractor of the Year event on Saturday at the Hyatt Regency Guam. Since 1997, the event has promoted quality construction and craftsmanship. In 2025, 32...
    
  'People are hungry': US shutdown puts food assistance in CNMI, Guam at risk
The US government went into shutdown on 1 October after Republicans and Democrats in Congress failed to pass appropriations funding government services. Photo: ANNA MONEYMAKER / AFP People are currently working without pay in the Northern Mariana...
    
  4 Guam Football Association executives retain seats in 2025 election
Four Guam Football Association executives retained their seats for the next four years following an election held during the 2025 GFA Ordinary Congress Tuesday evening at Hyatt Regency Guam. The four executives—GFA president Valentino San Gil, GFA...
    
  Governor on honoring veterans: 'Guam’s story is forever intertwined with the story of military service'
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero's administration is calling on the entire island community to join in honoring the service and sacrifice of Guam’s veterans, service members and their families as the island observes Veterans Service Recognition Month...
    
  Guam Green Growth conducts weaving workshop
The University of Guam’s Guam Green Growth Circular Economy Makerspace and Innovation held the Finanåguen Tinifok Katupat Weaving Workshop at their CHamoru Village campus to teach and showcase a traditional craft that is integral to Guam culture....
    
  Bank of Guam Strykers win second-straight U17 Girls youth league title
A second-half tap-in from the Bank of Guam Strykers’ Brianna Whitfield in a goalmouth scramble was the eventual game-winner against the NAPA Rovers FC in Saturday morning’s U17 Girls Division championship match of the Triple J Auto Group Robbie...
    
  Guam Youth Congress VP shifts conversation to youth mental health at Town Hall
The vice speaker of the 35th Guam Youth Congress and chairperson of the Committee on Education and Youth Affairs spoke passionately during the Tamuning townhall meeting on Wednesday evening, drawing attention towards what was described as a silent...
    
  Marine Corps greenlights boat-based recon companies, narco-subs
The Marine Corps is dialing back its vision for shallow-water littoral regiments, but greenlighting a new unit with special high-speed boats as it continues to develop a Pacific-focused future force. That’s according to an update to the Corps’...
    
  Thousands of CHamoru artifacts found at Camp Blaz would take years to process
Guam Cultural Repository curator Kelly Marsh-Taitano said it would take years to process thousands of CHamoru artifacts found during the construction of Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz, and the repository wouldn’t get to them until after they’re done...
    
  Bookshelf: Guam author releases Peto, Crisis at Anemas Bay, Part 1
Peto’s Journey LLC, doing business as Peto’s Publishing, has launched its first comic book, “Peto, Crisis at Anemas Bay, Part 1,” a milestone that transforms grief into hope and continues the mission to inspire literacy and creativity across Guam....
    
  Governor 'envious' of FSM's independence as Guam continues fight for self-determination
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero said she was “envious” of the Federated States of Micronesia’s independence and self-determination, leaving much to be desired for Guam. The governor in her opening remarks at FSM’s 39th Independence Day celebration on...
    
  Guam promoted as ideal study destination at 25th EDM International Education Fair
The Guam Visitors Bureau participated in the 25th EDM International Education Fair held at COEX in Seoul, South Korea from Oct. 18 to 19, introducing Guam as an optimal destination for both short- and long-term English study programs. This...