The Department of Revenue & Taxation processed and the Department of Administration paid more than $5.8 million in tax refunds this week, according to a joint news release from the agencies.
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Prestige Automobiles donated a total of $15,000 to three non-profit organizations - Guam Animals in Need, Guam Cancer Care, and Sanctuary, Incorporated of Guam, in celebration of Prestige Automobile’s 30th Anniversary on Tuesday afternoon, according…
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero left Guam Tuesday morning, so the governor wasn't able to attend the Legislature's public hearing on the planned Eagles Field medical campus.
A jury found a 29-year-old man guilty of aggravated assault and other charges in connection with a January attack involving family members in Maite, according to the Office of the Attorney General.
It's been 10 years since Sean Salas Lipanovich embarked on a journey to make his dreams come true, and every day since making that fateful leap of faith, Lipanovich is grateful to continue to live that dream.
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Black Micro Corp. of Barrigada has been awarded a $221,690,757 firm-fixed price contract for construction at Tinian International Airport in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, according to a news release from Naval Facilities Engineer…
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The Pacific Daily Newscast is here - learn more about today's stories including BJ Cruz speaking at today's Rotary meeting.
A new spay and neuter event for stray animals, volunteer opportunities for picking up trash in public areas and tackling a derelict building in Hagåtña were discussed during the Islandwide Beautification Task Force meeting on Tuesday.
The attorneys who helped the governor negotiate a proposed long-term lease for military land at Eagles Field “did not do their job,” according to Attorney General Douglas Moylan, who told lawmakers even an inexperienced attorney should have understo…
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Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and Del. James Moylan are seeking the federal government's continued reimbursement of some $30 million for the partial costs that Guam and three other areas incur in hosting migrants of the Compact of Free Association nations,…
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A Boston Red Sox fan visiting Guam from Japan in February filed a $13 million civil suit in federal court this week, alleging he was assaulted and injured by a New York Yankees fan at a Tumon hotel.
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The UOG Tritons fell back into an old habit of the team from the early part of the season during the Triton Men's Basketball League. The Tritons played a solid first half, only to play a terrible 3rd quarter in an 81-68 loss to Team OG on Monday nig…
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Editor's Note: The following is a letter Sen. Jesse Lujan wrote to Hawaii Gov. Josh Green
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The operator of the of the A. B. Won Pat International Airport’s baggage handling system is challenging a $300,000 fine levied against them late last month.
The Pacific Daily Newscast is here - learn more about today's stories including pretzel chain Auntie Anne's coming to Guam.
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"Storyboard 20" is a literary and art journal compiled by the University of Guam Division of English and Applied Linguistics that expresses voices of the Pacific. This edition has thirty-three entries, including prose, graphic art, and poems.
The price of gas dropped Monday by 10 cents a gallon.
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Some of Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s senior staffers received pay bumps of $5,000 to $15,000 in January, ahead of the 22% pay increases expected in most government of Guam employees' paychecks on April 28, based on Department of Administration records.
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If you're looking to do business with the government of Guam or to scrutinize how public money is being spent, you could have an easier time in the future.
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The only sure thing at the annual APL Smokin’ Wheels event is that there’s no such thing as a sure thing. It was hailed by many veteran racers as the “best Smokin’ Wheels ever.”
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A corrections officer faces drug and misconduct charges after he was accused of bringing methamphetamine and other contraband into the prison, according to a magistrate's complaint filed in Superior Court.
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The Pacific Daily Newscast is here - learn more about today's stories including a recap of the 40th Smokin' Wheels.
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The Supreme Court of Guam should order a referendum to allow Guam voters to decide whether abortion should be illegal in Guam, according to Attorney General Douglas Moylan.
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The Guam Power Authority says it can afford to charge less for power, which would save the average residential customer about $61 per month, but the government’s law for public meetings means customers might have to wait until June for lower power b…
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Editor's Note: Sen. Frank F. Blas Jr. sent this letter to Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero on Monday.
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In an all-southpaw monthly finale, Jeremiah Camacho used a turkey at the onset of the game to beat out second seed Brian Manibusan to claim his first title of the year in the 2023 edition of the Budweiser King of the Lanes.
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Guam, Hawaii, American Samoa and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands will no longer be getting a total of about $36 million in annual federal reimbursement to cover at least portions of the costs they incur in hosting migrants from the …
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When supplies at the island’s food pantries are low, large donations by corporations help sustain them throughout the year.
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Håfa Adai! Businesses throughout the island have been gearing up for the expected increase in international travelers, and the island is well prepared to provide visitors with an enjoyable, safe, and memorable experience. Naturally, the Guam Visitor…
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The Pacific Daily Newscast is here - learn more about today's stories including no changes to power bills.
On April 7 and 8, the third annual College of Natural and Applied Sciences STEM Conference was held at the University of Guam, where attendees were met with a day of learning, fun and opportunity. Here, teens were greeted with the chance to interact…
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Sandy Gould Yow and Duane Pahl share their expertise on Everything Real Estate once a month in their published column, and weekly on the PDN website with a video discussing a real estate topic.
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In today's E-edition: GovGuam excess revenue allocated to schools and pay raises, UOG to hold job fair Friday, Village News, Education Update, APL Smokin' Wheels results, AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup qualifier, more at bit.ly/readpdnonline. #guamnews #pacificdailynews #guam
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More than $42 million of the government of Guam's excess revenues for the first half of fiscal 2023 have already been spoken for: $20 million for public school repairs and nearly $19.7 million for GovGuam pay raises, among other things.
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The annual Earth Day celebration took place Saturday, and as the name suggests, the purpose is to highlight the planet Earth.
APL Smokin' Wheels 40th Anniversary kicks off in Yigo
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Heavy haul transport No. 17 has been scheduled for 8 p.m. this evening, departing from the Port Authority of Guam.
Letting families build an extra, "apartment-like" structure beside their homes could open up a number of doors for residents that are facing housing woes, according to testimony heard at the Guam Legislature this week.
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Attorney General Douglas Moylan, who wants to unblock Guam’s 1990 anti-abortion law, is appealing a federal court ruling which denied his request.
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Team Guam gave an outstanding effort against a superior Philippine squad, but fell 3-1 to the Philippines in the opening game of the AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup qualifier tournament Saturday at the GFA National Training Center.
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