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Written by Paul Charfauros on January 18, 2018

The Mayors Council weighs in on the grass cutting controversy at Guam Department of Education Schools.

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Body found in the waters off of Two Lover’s Point March 25, 2019
Guam – Police are investigating the death of a man whose body was recovered in the waters off of 2 lover’s point yesterday afternoon. On K57′ s Morning’s with Patti , Guam Police Department’s Sgt. Paul Tapao confirms the investigation as an injured person’s investigation that follows a missing person report that was filed on […]
Joycelynn Atalig
Parents of wandering little boy found March 25, 2019
Guam – Roughly 3 hours since he was found, the parents of the wandering little boy have been located by the Guam Police Department and are currently being questioned according to GPD spokesman Sgt. Paul Tapao, who called into K57’s Morning’s with Patti earlier, to confirm that the 4 to 5 year old boy was found […]
Joycelynn Atalig
Tamuning resident laments lack of public discussion on recreational marijuana March 25, 2019
While the 2014 referendum garnered about 20,000 votes in support of medicinal marijuana, there are members in the community who think that there has not been enough public discussion on the matter. The bottom line, according to Tamuning resident Eugene Santos, there is a lack of information from elected leaders and public officials on […]
Julius Santos
International lawyer: Guam could stimulate cannabis-based research and development in the region March 25, 2019
With its strategic location, Guam could stimulate cannabis-based research and development in the APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) region, according to an international lawyer. David Meredith is a corporate lawyer with experience in New York, London, Hong Kong, Shanghai and the Gulf. Meredith moved to Guam last year and since then, he has looked at opportunities […]
Joycelynn Atalig
FSM court sentences cabbie in sex trafficking case March 25, 2019
The Federated States of Micronesia Supreme Court handed judgment in a landmark human trafficking case involving a taxi driver who took minors to provide sexual services to fishermen. The issue of taxi drivers ferrying minors for sexual exploitation has become a concern and priority for the FSM Department of Justice, according to a release. This is […]
Louella Losinio
Skymark launches maiden flight in CNMI March 25, 2019
With the official launching of Tokyo-based Skymark Airlines’ daily flights between Japan and Saipan, the CNMI government hopes the new flights would boost tourism numbers impacted by the onslaught of typhoon Mangkhut and super typhoon Yutu last year. The budget carrier’s Boeing 737-800 first landed at the Saipan international airport on Friday afternoon. The debut […]
Louella Losinio
CSC upholds firing of Charfauros March 22, 2019
The Civil Service Commission, in a unanimous vote, upheld the Guam Police Department’s decision to fire Mark Charfaruos in February 2017. Charfauros was given his walking papers after making public statements regarding an ongoing investigation, disobeying orders to keep the lid shut. The case stemmed from an incident on Christmas Eve 2016 in Agat, during […]
Jolene Toves
DoD, USDA team up to rid Guam of brown treesnakes March 22, 2019
As part of a Department of Defense-funded project associated with the Marine Corps realignment, Joint Region Marianas and the U.S. Department of Agriculture-Wildlife Services made three brown treesnake aerial bait applications March 11-15 to the Habitat Management Unit at Andersen Air Force Base. The Aerial Delivery System is part of an ongoing, cooperative effort to […]
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