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As many as 10 applicants for CHamoru Land Trust agricultural and residential leases could complete the application process soon, choose land, and receive leases after being on the waiting list

It’s about time for the Department of Revenue and Taxation to move out of its rental unit in Barrigada and move on to its own building, several senators agreed during

The team of Del. Michael San Nicolas and Sabrina Salas Matanane released their gubernatorial platform Friday, focusing on the cost of living, public safety, education, economic growth, health care and

After 14 years, serious land negotiations, and nearly $1 million spent on designs, a series of setbacks and red tape still have the construction of a new building for the

After nearly three decades, the contact information for many residents who applied for CHamoru Land Trust leases is outdated, according to the Land Trust, which is working on new standard

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Regulating quarrying activity on Guam can be tricky, given that there’s no definition of what exactly a “quarry” is, according to Guam Environmental Protection Agency chief engineer Brian Bearden.

CHamoru Land Trust property needs, “massive amounts of infrastructure,” according to Speaker Therese Terlaje, who said the administration should provide federal American Rescue Plan pandemic funding for those projects.

“I was at home ... 3 o’clock in the morning. Someone woke me up.”

The Navy gave the government of Guam a proposed license to use military land in Mangilao for a new public hospital, according to Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero, who said the