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Angel Sablan with Patti Arroyo

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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Man busted with 13 grams of cocaine April 25, 2018
Guam – Another drug arrest has been made this time involving an Agana Heights man allegedly dealing cocaine from his vehicle. Acting on a tip, police say they were able to track down a suspected cocaine dealer. Information from a source described the dealer’s vehicle and whereabouts allowing officers to locate the vehicle and its […]
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Guns, meth and LSD seized in Agana Heights raid April 25, 2018
Guam – A raid on an apartment in Agana Heights has led to the discovery of drugs and guns. Yesterday police acted on information regarding suspected illegal drug activity occurring at a Casa de Flores apartment unit in Agana Heights. The tip led officers to the home of Enrique Harris Guerrero and Kala Joe Taitague. […]
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Man suing the airport for shooting him during high speed chase arrested on drug charges April 25, 2018
Guam – The man who’s suing the Guam International Airport Authority for damages after he was shot by Airport Police during a chase has now found himself in some hot water as he is facing drug charges in federal court. Court documents indicate that Joshua John Untalan Mesa received a marked package containing 56 grams […]
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DOC to seek funding for K9 unit April 25, 2018
Guam – While GPD is combating drugs on the streets, Operation Green Vigilance is in high gear at the Department of Corrections. Depcor is now hoping to get funding to create a K-9 drug unit of their own. For over a year the Department of Corrections implemented an aggressive campaign to combat prison contraband. Operation […]
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Senators done deliberating Simon Sanchez reconstruction bill April 25, 2018
Guam – Senators sent bill 204 or the Simon Sanchez reconstruction bill to the 3rd reading file which means discussions and amendments are done and it will go up for a vote. Lawmakers deliberated on the measure for three and a half days as some senators had concerns about handing the procurement of the Simon […]
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GCC gets “clean” audit from OPA April 25, 2018
Guam – The Guam Community College has received a clean opinion from its latest audit from the Office of Public Accountability. GCC closed the last fiscal year with a net loss of $2.7 million compared to FY 2016’s restated net loss of $320,000. The school also reported a $2.7 million or 7 percent decline in […]
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Judge agrees to dismiss Fernandez lawsuit against Guam Education Board April 25, 2018
Guam – The US District Court has granted a motion made by the Guam Education Board to dismiss a lawsuit filed against them by Guam Department of Education Superintendent Jon Fernandez. The lawsuit, which Fernandez filed in November 2016, initially stemmed from a controversial vote made by the education board to terminate Fernandez as GDOE’s […]
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IT&E announces “Freedom” plan April 25, 2018
Guam – Explore your world with a new sense of freedom. IT&E has announced the launch of a new tagline, one that they see as an exciting call to action. The new tagline “Freedom” bares the same name as IT&E’s newly launched Unlimited 4G LTE data plan, making IT&E the islands exclusive carrier of this high […]
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Angel Sablan with Patti Arroyo

Written by Paul Charfauros on January 18, 2018

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