Chamoru Affairs News Today

Closing out Mes CHamoru, on Saturday, March 30, the Guam Museum Foundation in collaboration with the Department of CHamoru Affairs, PBS Guam, the Guam International Film Festival, and Guampedia presen

Just in time for Mes CHamoru, there will be a month-long celebration of film and culture at the Guam museum. The event will kick off this Saturday with the premier of Tradewinds, a short documentary t

Experts from the largest museum in Hawaii are on island in efforts to eventually repatriate Guam artifacts taken about a hundred years ago. 

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — Typhoon Mawar may have knocked down Chief Kepuha, but efforts to raise the iconic statue are in the works and the Department of CHamoru

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — There will be no overnighting along the parade route, or a parade, for the 79th Liberation Day, but the Mayors Council of Guam has

A few weeks ago, we had the pleasure of welcoming Tun Juan Benavente, his younger brother Pedro and their cousin Roman Benavente down to the Guam Museum and accepted from

Håfa adai yan felis Pasguå todus hamyu! It’s just a few days until Christmas and Guam’s colorful outdoor holiday lights continue to warmly welcome local residents and visitors alike, illuminating

Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s plan of building a new public hospital takes up about 61%, or $160 million, of $260 million in federal American Rescue Plan funds still available as

Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero still has nearly $266 million of almost $587 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act funding that she could stretch through the end of her second

The Guam Board of Education has nine candidates running for the six elected positions on the board. Their backgrounds have been summarized and responses edited for space reasons. The candidates