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The village of Mangilao is hosting its annual Donne Festival this weekend from Sept. 12 to 14, opening Friday evening.
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Three Guam educators are being recognized on the national stage for excellence in STEM teaching.
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The U.S. Postal Service announced on Tuesday that mail and packages sent from Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands to the mainland will continue to be accepted, transported, and delivered as usual.
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Guam Sen. William Parkinson is inviting the community to Yigo for a town hall meeting on Guam’s political status options.
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Senator Calvo is urging the public to join the Civil Legal Needs conference happening at the Hilton Guam Resort’s Micronesian Room.
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The recent visit of Sens. Roger Wicker and Deb Fischer of the Senate Armed Services Committee has opened discussions on aligning national defense priorities with the economic challenges facing the CNMI and Guam.
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The Port Authority of Guam is seeing mixed results in its latest financial report, with fewer containers moving through the port, but overall revenues showing signs of recovery.
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The seventh Marianas History Conference returns to the University of Guam, Aug. 29 through the 31.
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The Guam Power Authority, or GPA, held its work session Thursday morning as the agency prepares for major changes in its fuel supply and power generation.
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The Guam Waterworks Authority, or GWA, held a working session presenting to the CCU, Consolidated Commission on Utilities, on Tuesday morning, discussing key resolutions and updates.