Jolene Toves is a journalist who writes for Marianas Variety News & Views and The Guam Daily Post. With a focus on local news, Jolene covers a wide range of topics including court cases, community programs, and government issues. Her articles provide valuable information and insights into the happenings of the Marianas and Guam regions.
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Jolene Toves' coverage is primarily focused on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements, breaking news, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation. The themes covered include education, health & wellbeing, government & politics, and crime.
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By: Jolene Toves
The Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority filed a civil lawsuit in the Superior Court of Guam to use eminent domain to take property from private landowners and commercial business owners in Mangilao spanning 169,795 square meters.
The Guam Department of Education had to cut short a community session with Luchan and Kattan region teachers and staff after a hacker “took over” the online meeting, but the
Eligible students who are enrolled in and attend a school that participates in the National School Lunch Program have received another nutritional assistance benefit, according to the Department of Public Health and Social Services, which made the announcement on Thursday.
Two men were arrested on Thursday following a traffic stop where alleged drug paraphernalia was in plain view, but neither suspect claimed ownership of the meth also discovered by police.
By: Jolene Toves
As women's health care is in a crisis, local health professionals attended the Pioneering HealthCare, Discover St. Luke's Edge medical conference Tuesday, which included a presentation on the latest innovations for gynecologic conditions involving noninvasive and minimally invasive procedures.
By: Jolene Toves
Four high school students feared for their safety on Thursday, after a man allegedly pulled a gun on them in a road rage incident, according to a magistrate's complaint filed
The last several days, the Guam Department of Education spent the afternoons engaged with the public school community to ensure that parents, teachers, students and staff are well-informed about the rightsizing process, understand the why behind the effort and to hear what stakeholders have to say.
A labor of love, the Kumisión i Fino' CHamoru yan Fina'nå'guen i Historia yan Lina'la' i Taotao Tåno' (Commission on CHamoru Language and the Teaching of the History and Culture of the Indigenous People of Guam) hosted an open-house event to provide free educational materials to schools and day cares.
It's been a tough two years, according to the accuser in the case involving charges of criminal sexual conduct against Dr. Ugochukwu Akoma. She told The Guam Daily Post that she learned through local media that her case had been dismissed by the Superior Court of Guam.
The Guam Department of Education has tried to cover the teacher shortage in various ways. One of which is by dipping into the pool of retired teachers on the island, many of whom have helped fill teacher vacancies by reentering the department at Step 1. One retired teacher, who wished to remain anonymous, noted it could be hampering the department from attracting other retirees.
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