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Fatal crash victim identified as Pauleta Munoz Paz, 67 December 14, 2018
Guam – The victim in the island’s 24th traffic-related fatality of the year has been identified as 67-year-old Pauleta Munoz Paz. Guam Police Department Spokesman Sgt. Paul Tapao says on Wednesday at around 11 a.m., Paz was driving along Route 1 in East Agana by the Tropical Dive Station when she lost control of her […]
Janela Carrera
Crab hunter Michael Guerrero found alive and well December 14, 2018
Guam – An exhaustive search has finally paid off. Missing crab hunter Michael Guerrero has been found and is alive and well. “All, Mr. Guerrero, the missing crab hunter was located at approximately 10:00 a.m. and is in good general health,” Guam Fire Dept. Spokesman Kevin Reilly texted local news media. “Currently, we are assessing […]
Jeffrey Marchesseault
Search for lost crab hunter continues December 13, 2018
Guam – Search and rescue efforts continue this morning as responders struggle to find lost crab hunter Michael C. Guerrero. “We’ve expanded our search to include north and south of the area [where] he went missing and [have been] working our way back to his last known position,” Guam Fire Dept. Spokesman Kevin Reilly said. […]
Jeffrey Marchesseault
Bill to allow sex ID changes to birth certificates up for vote December 13, 2018
So, ready or not, which sex marks the spot? Whether you identify as a he or a she, or are thinking about changing your sexual orientation in some way, you might benefit from considering the possible consequences. Guam senators have been attempting to sort out the legal and healthcare ramifications of allowing transgender people to […]
Jeffrey Marchesseault
Captive insurance incentives could become law December 13, 2018
So what is captive insurance, anyway? And why might it be good for Guam? Well, if a burgeoning coalition of senators get their way, one incentivized local business will be allowed to self-insure without paying the full spectrum of taxes. The outcome could attract off island companies to self-insure here on Guam, too. And, according […]
Jeffrey Marchesseault
Terlaje demands answers on cash crunch December 13, 2018
Guam – In the closing days of the 34th Guam Legislature at the tail end of the two-term Calvo Administration, Acting Speaker Therese Terlaje (D) is calling for fiscal accountability in the face of mixed messages from the Governor’s Office. As PNC reported six days ago, no sooner had Gov. Calvo claimed a slight FY18 surplus […]
Jeffrey Marchesseault
Search efforts underway for missing crab hunter and father of 9 in Malojloj December 13, 2018
Guam – Search and rescue efforts are underway for a missing crab hunter and father of nine in Malojloj. Guam Fire Department Spokesman Kevin Reilly says Michael C. Guerrero, 45, went crab hunting with a couple of guys Wednesday around 1 a.m. All was fine until 10 a.m. when the men were heading back to […]
Janela Carrera
Cockfighting ban included in final version of farm bill December 13, 2018
Washington, D.C. – Food stamp benefits to millions of American families may remain intact in the final version of the 2018 Farm Bill, but cockfighting may soon become illegal for Guam and other U.S. territories. The landslide passage of the bipartisan 2018 farm bill with a vote of 386 to 47 may be a victory […]
Janela Carrera

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