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
Guam wrapped up fiscal 2024 with 753,316 arrivals, still below half of pre-pandemic levels, but the Guam Visitors Bureau is hoping that tourism numbers could reach 1 million this fiscal
A Civil Service Commission board hearing on a complaint filed by former Guam Visitors Bureau tourism research and strategic planning director Nico Fujikawa against GVB management will now likely be
By: Haidee Eugenio Gilbert
Voters on Guam will be the first to cast their ballot on American Election Day but the act of voting for president is symbolic and does not count toward the
By: Haidee Eugenio Gilbert, Joe Taitano
US Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris speaks during a campaign rally on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on November 4, 2024.
By: Haidee Eugenio Gilbert
A portion of the Archdiocese of Agaña’s chancery property on San Ramon Hill in Agana Heights, photographed March 2, 2023. The government of Guam bought for $2.3 million the historic chancery property in Agana Heights, which the archdiocese has been trying to sell as part of its bankruptcy exit linked to the settlement of nearly 300 Guam clergy sex abuse claims.
By: Haidee Eugenio Gilbert
Japan-based media organizations reported that about 34 passengers on two flights carrying a group of high school students and their teachers from Guam to Japan fell ill with symptoms of
By: Haidee Eugenio Gilbert
A draft Guam Visitors Bureau board resolution shows the tourism board is working on a three-year, $7.6 million-plus marketing deal with English pro football team Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, which
By: Julianne Hernandez
Acting Gov. Josh Tenorio on Monday said the decision to buy the Archdiocese of Agana’s chancery property, with a $2.3 million price tag, was driven by the property’s historical significance
By: Haidee Eugenio Gilbert
Former Archbishop Anthony S. Apuron, now 79, has no money for any settlement and is also in a bad state of health that he could have a heart attack if
By: Jojo Santo Tomas, Haidee Eugenio Gilbert
Asif William Rahman, who worked overseas for the U.S. government with top-secret security clearance and was charged with disclosing classified information linked to Israel's earlier plans to attack Iran, will
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