Month: May 2018

						
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						GEC Executive Director Maria Pangelinan with Phill Leon Guerrero					
				
Paul Charfauros
May 31, 2018

The Guam Election Commission needs to hold a special election for a new Public Auditor.

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						Melanie Mendiola, Joann Sudo and Cyaundra Shimizu with Phill Leon Guerrero					
				
Paul Charfauros
May 31, 2018

The University of Guam Triton Expo for prospective students.

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						Tech Talk with Mike Fejeran					
				
Bob Gaeth
May 31, 2018

Tech Talk with Mike Fejeran and Carlotta Leon Guerrero.

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						Senator Dennis Rodriguez with Phill Leon Guerrero					
				
Paul Charfauros
May 30, 2018

Confirming politically motivated strong-arm tactics and threats from the Calvo-Tenorio Administration.

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						Bob Klitzkie with Phill Leon Guerrero					
				
Paul Charfauros
May 30, 2018

Rules and regulations.

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						BREAKING NEWS – Janella Carrera with Phil LG					
				
Paul Charfauros
May 30, 2018

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	         LATEST NEWS FROM PNC NEWS FIRSTSan Agustin demands tax amnesty P&I lossesAugust 18, 2018“And the Speaker was asking, out of $193 million, we might have said, ‘don’t do the tax amnesty if you’re collecting $33 million, but we lost $50 million.’ ‘Cause, if there’s $73 million that’s still collectible, out of the $73 million—which includes interest and penalties—is it really only $20 million that’s out there?” -Sen. Joe […]
Jeffrey Marchesseault
OPA bidders: aging data rots before it’s publishedAugust 18, 2018Candidates say government fintech is lagging and legal requirements for financial reporting are behind the times. Guam – Will it be Crisostomo, Cruz, or Hechanova? Movers and shakers gathered at the Rotary Club of Guam’s Public Auditor’s Forum at Outrigger Guam Resort on Thursday to consider the qualifications and financial acuity of three contenders for […]
Jeffrey Marchesseault
Guam Crimestoppers tip leads to two drug arrestsAugust 18, 2018Guam – A tip provided to Guam Crime stoppers indicated that a home on Adrian Sanchez street in Harmon was being used to conduct illegal drug activities. Authorities executed a search warrant on the Harmon home on Friday discovering 5 grams of methamphetamine and an undisclosed amount of U.S. currency. Two individuals in the home […]
Jolene Toves
Cannabis conversations continue while residents wait in pain & in vainAugust 17, 2018All talk, no show and no relief! As conversations linger over the implementation of the Joaquin “KC” Concepcion II Compassionate Cannabis Act of 2013. Medicinal Marijuana has been the law of the land for nearly four years on Guam but we continue to wait in pain and in vain for tangible results. The cannabis use […]
Joycelynn Atalig
Feds release Taiwanese women accused of visa fraudAugust 17, 2018Guam – Four Taiwanese women who were arrested for illegally posing as tourists have been released from federal custody. Yu-shin Chang, Chiao-en wang, I-Ying Lin and I-jung Kwo allegedly came to the island in June in the guise of tourists using Guam’s Visa Waiver Program. However, the women never intended to just visit, and all […]
Jolene Toves
Elementary school student found with unloaded firearmAugust 17, 2018Guam – An elementary school student was found with a deadly but unloaded weapon yesterday. Around 11:30 AM yesterday, Machanaonao Elementary School officials confiscated an unloaded firearm from one of their students. According to a release from GDOE Public Information Officer Isa Baza, another student had reported the weapon to a teacher, which prompted a […]
Tamar Celis
DOI letter does not support Adelup’s claims that Section 30 is shortAugust 16, 2018Guam – While Adelup mulls the legality of the recently passed fiscal 2019 budget bill over a clerical error, another issue that could have the bill rejected is section 30 revenue the Interior says is allotted for Guam. According to Adelup, Guam is only getting $68 million, not the $78 million budgeted for in bill […]
Janela Carrera
14-year-old girl with rare disease hoping to find a match at bone marrow driveAugust 16, 2018Guam – The first bone marrow drive in Guam began in 2003, in honor of a little girl named Justice Taitague who was battling cancer. While she tragically died a week after the bone marrow drive was held, she left a legacy which has helped to save countless lives. This weekend you can become part […]
Jolene Toves
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