Haidee Eugenio Gilbert is a journalist for the Pacific Daily News, focusing on local news in Guam, particularly in the capital of Hagatna. With a keen interest in politics, crime, and community events, Haidee covers a wide range of topics that impact the people of Guam.
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Haidee Eugenio Gilbert's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics in Guam, with particular attention to official announcements, elections, and legal matters. Given her emphasis on local news and government announcements, she would likely be responsive to pitches that offer insights or expert commentary on political developments specific to Guam.
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By: Haidee Eugenio Gilbert
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By: Haidee Eugenio Gilbert
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero turns on the main switch to officially open the 2024 Christmas light displays at Skinner Plaza in Hagåtña on Dec. 1, 2024, kicking off the holiday season.
By: Haidee Eugenio Gilbert
On his first overseas trip since taking office in May, Taiwanese president Lai Ching-te landed in the US island state of Hawaii
Guam’s grocery store food prices went down a bit except for some items such as fresh fruits and beef, while overall medical care costs soared by nearly 17%, along with
By: Haidee Eugenio Gilbert
Placed on a “karosa,” or pull cart, the statue of Santa Marian Kamalen, Guam’s patron saint, departs the Dulce Nombre de Maria Cathedral-Basilica, along with hundreds of the island’s Catholic faithful, during a procession through Hagåtña on Dec. 8, 2023.
By: Haidee Eugenio Gilbert
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te's day trip to Tuvalu came just ahead of a stopover in the U.S. territory of Guam.
By: Haidee Eugenio Gilbert
Flight attendant Yukiko Aricayos sorts out origami wish star necklaces to distribute to children aboard United Airlines' Fantasy Flight on Dec. 14, 2023.
By: Haidee Eugenio Gilbert
Fiscal 2025 was off to a bad start for Guam’s tourism industry, with October arrivals plunging to just 39% of pre-pandemic levels.
By: Haidee Eugenio Gilbert
Nico Fujikawa, Guam Visitors Bureau’s tourism research and strategic planning director, gestures as he talks about the $50 million cultural smart park project that will no longer proceed as planned at Ypao Beach Park in Tumon because of concerns over ancestral burial grounds at the location, during a Jan. 20, 2023, interview at the GVB office.
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