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Journalism scholarship launches in local media legend’s honor February 17, 2019
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 17, 2019 Guam – The University of Guam has unveiled an exciting, new opportunity for the media professionals of tomorrow. The Jon A. Anderson Journalism Scholarship was launched this afternoon, as friends and family gathered to remember the legacy of an incomparable community leader. “Guam needs truth-tellers and truth-seekers. […]
Jolene Toves
GovGuam’s fiscal management compromised by outdated technology February 15, 2019
Outdated technology and policies impede the government of Guam’s ability to manage its finances, according to the transition committee’s report released Thursday. A lot of ground was covered in the comprehensive section about GovGuam’s fiscal agencies. Some of the advice given to Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero would ensure her administration has a better handle on […]
Jolene Toves
GRTA urged to issue an RFP for transit services February 15, 2019
By Amanda Dedicatoria The Infrastructure and Transportation subcommittee has recommended that the Guam Regional Transit Authority issue a request for proposal for public transit services to correct the questionable arrangement with its current vendor. This recommendation, contained in the 2018 Transition Report, was made to address the flaws of GRTA’s sole-source agreement with a vendor that […]
Jolene Toves
GDOE facing $18-million budget shortfall February 15, 2019
Guam -The Guam Department of Education is projected to face a shortfall of $18 million in 2019, according to the transition report prepared for the Leon Guerrero/Tenorio administration. The department has a budget of $219.9 million with $10.4 million reserved for charter schools, while its projected expenditures are estimated at $238.3 million. “We would note, […]
Julian North
Critical allegations for group foster home Alee Shelter February 15, 2019
Guam – Over several segments we have dissected the local foster care system. Presented you with several different perspectives from volunteers, foster parents and CPS officials. From all sides there has been a distinct feel of subdued optimism, the sense that while not perfect, our foster care system is making a positive impact on the […]
Julian North
Health Care shortfalls identified in transition report February 14, 2019
Guam – Health care is undoubtedly one of the main priorities of the Leon Guerrero-Tenorio administration. And the first step in making change happen is to identify the shortfalls. The most immediate concern raised by the Healthcare transition team is the looming expiration of Medicaid funding under the Affordable Care Act of 2011. Set to expire […]
Jolene Toves
Gov: “We are not going to sell Guma’ Trankilidat” February 14, 2019
Guam – Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero, GHURA Director Ray Topasna and Oversight Chair Sen. Amanda Shelton paid a reassuring visit to resident man’amko at Guma’ Trankilidat on Thursday to snuff out rumored plans to sell the property. The historical compound dedicated as I tano’ para i man’amko guahan by the late governor Ricky Bordallo’s vision […]
Joycelynn Atalig
Club owner sentenced to a year in prison for harboring illegal aliens February 14, 2019
Guam – The owner of Joy Luck Club in Tumon has been sentenced to one year in prison for employing three illegal aliens from Taiwan. According to a release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office, the federal court ordered Sasha Sun to serve 12 months in prison and three years of supervised release and to pay $100 […]
Jolene Toves

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