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A session scheduled for Nov. 21 was canceled after a court ruled in favor of landowners in a condemnation challenge, but the governor said that ruling involved a different piece of property.
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The projects expand services to homes, community institutions and hard-to-reach areas.
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The appointment of retired Col. Karin Watson, a 1998 University of Guam graduate, must still be confirmed by the legislature.
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The new campus, which will feature 87 classrooms, will accommodate up to 2,000 students.
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He told Guard members he wanted to "allow the incoming adjutant general to begin her tenure without ambiguity or conflict in command authority."
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The CHamoru Land Trust Commission's lease with Guam International Country Club can be amended to provide more money for the commission and more renewable energy for the island.
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Yesterday, Governor Leon Guerrero presented Julian Aguon with the Maga’håga award for his outstanding accomplishments, including his 2025 Right Livelihood Award win. The event took place yesterday at Adelup.
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Guam Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and CNMI Del. Kimberlyn King-Hinds said essential services will continue, but length of the shutdown will determine the scope and severity of impact.
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With two Democrats joining the nine-member Republican majority, the 38th Guam Legislature overrode Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero's veto of the fiscal 2026 budget.
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Guam leaders are calling for stronger federal support as the island braces for major military construction.