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The Guam Ancestral Lands Commission never owned the island’s northern district wastewater treatment plant, which means the land never was legally transferred by the commission to its ancestral owners, according

Under new leadership, the Guam Visitors Bureau Board of Directors on Thursday and Friday started discussing the framework in evaluating the performance of GVB President and CEO Carl Gutierrez, who

Plastics companies serving the medical market are growing to meet booming demand from customers looking to mitigate risk as they start new projects with sustainability efforts in mind.

The Guam Waterworks Authority wants permission to raise new arguments and get a judge’s ruling in its $220 million legal battle with Core Tech, which claims to own the land

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I read a column from Frank Ishizaki pointing out, among other things, supposed flaws in Department of Public Works’ road paving projects. It is disappointing that, as a trained investigator,

A $220 million land dispute between the government of Guam and construction company Core Tech International will continue in the Superior Court of Guam after Judge Elyze Iriarte denied Core

A woman who reportedly slipped and fell in the lobby of the Oceanview Hotel and Residences more than four years ago can continue to pursue her federal civil lawsuit against

A ribbon-cutting and opening ceremony to launch the new iLearn Academy Charter School was attended by students, faculty and island dignitaries on Wednesday in Dededo.