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The application period in the search for the next president and chief executive officer of the Guam Visitors Bureau closed on Wednesday, and an unofficial list of applicants indicates that there were 13 who expressed interest. One, however, is no longer part of the pool.
A man accused of “repeatedly” abusing a woman and her children, all known to him, over a two-year period was arrested on allegations that he struck the woman’s 15-year-old son
By: Jolene Toves
The World Health Organization has set a target to eliminate cervical cancer by 2050. In Guam, local health officials are targeting the end of the century.
By: Jolene Toves
The Guam Department of Education is moving forward in its efforts to bring the Simon Sanchez High School community back to its home village, as well as bring balance to
Adelup recognized the important role Catholic schools play in education in Guam as a proclamation was signed on Friday declaring Catholic Schools Week.
By: Jolene Toves
The superintendent of the Guam Department of Education signed an emergency declaration Jan. 17 in hopes of dealing with recurring grass cutting issues.
A flash report, conducted by the Office of Public Accountability, purely for information purposes, examined how the Guam Department of Education used COVID-19 pandemic relief funds, and it appears that
The superintendent of the Guam Department of Education signed an emergency declaration Jan. 17 in hopes of dealing with recurring grass cutting issues.
By: Jolene Toves
A flash report, conducted by the Office of Public Accountability, purely for information purposes, examined how the Guam Department of Education
Guam Department of Education Superintendent Kenneth Erik Swanson is forging ahead with efforts to align the department's resources with its needs, but the Guam Education Board decided on Tuesday not
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