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Jay Rojas with Rick Nauta

Written by Bob Gaeth on January 16, 2018

Interview between Rick Nauta and Jay Rojas, Guam Economic Development Authority, about the island’s QC program.

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Solid waste receiver asked to provide updates on post-closure efforts for Ordot dump February 22, 2019
Guam – Where does the post-closure plan for the Ordot Dump stand? And what actions has the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency taken since the last report was filed in June 2018? In a status report, the solid waste receiver estimated that it would cost more than $1 million to implement a mitigation project to control methane […]
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3 bills filed to address sex crimes on Guam February 22, 2019
Guam – Three bills have been introduced in the legislature, seeking to combat the rising number of criminal sexual assault cases on Guam. Speaker Tina Muna Barnes’ Bill 50-35 would address “teen love” and what happens when a relationship that begins in high school continues after one partner reaches the adult age. “Lovers in high […]
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Fisher seeks judicial intervention in Tenorio’s FOIA request February 22, 2019
Guam – Attorney Tom Fisher has taken the Guam Police Department to court, seeking to compel the agency’s compliance with former lieutenant governor Ray Tenorio’s Freedom of Information Act request relative to his gun-grabbing case. Fisher has petitioned for a writ of mandamus following acting Police Chief Steve Ignacio’s refusal to provide documents related to […]
Jolene Toves
GRMC disputes TakeCare’s claims February 22, 2019
Guam – The Guam Regional Medical City is disputing TakeCare Guam president Joseph Husslein’s claim that extending the government of Guam’s insurance coverage to the private hospital would result in a staggering hike to healthcare cost. Husslein earlier warned that taxpayers would end up shelling out an additional $10 million if Speaker Tina Muna Barnes’ Bill […]
Jolene Toves
CNMI residents urged to prepare for Wutip February 22, 2019
“Now is the time to act,” the CNMI government said in a public advisory urging island residents to review their preparedness plans and be ready to implement should a warning be issued for the CNMI. “Although the CNMI is not expecting much rain throughout Wutip, it is always advisable to clear drainage areas so […]
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Cruz pleads guilty to conspiracy to smuggle ice February 22, 2019
Guam – A drug dealer has pleaded guilty to the charge of conspiracy to possess ice with the intent to distribute. In a plea deal with the government, Jesse Anthony Cruz agreed to fully cooperate in disclosing the extent of his role in the drug distribution and assist in the investigation of others involved in the […]
Jolene Toves
Chuukese teen shot dead by police in Vancouver, Washington February 22, 2019
Guam – A 16-year-old teen from Chuuk was shot dead by police on Tuesday in Vancouver, Washington while attempting to diffuse an altercation. Clayton Joseph moved to Vancouver from the Federate States of Micronesian about a year ago. He was a student at Evergreen High School. “Conner Bloxham, the friend who spoke on behalf of Joseph’s […]
Jolene Toves
Two plead guilty in food stamp fraud case February 22, 2019
Guam – Two individuals have accepted a plea deal with the federal government in a food stamp fraud case. Singeo Singenes and Innocencia Esirom pleaded guilty to wire fraud and unauthorized use of food stamp benefits. The conviction carries a maximum of 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Singenes and Esirom were indicted […]
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