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The Guam Post of the Society of American Engineers announced today that it will be hosting the Guam Industry Forum 2024 from Nov. 14 and 15, 2024, at the Dusit Thani Guam Resort. The two-day forum wil

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Guam’s seaport, airport and private shipping firms on Tuesday said they have started gearing up for $1.2 billion to $2 billion of annual military construction, amid issues with lengthy and

The Guam Post of the Society of American Military Engineers thanks The Pacific Daily News for recognizing the importance of the Guam Industry Forum 2022 and its relevance to Guam’s

An estimated $11 billion in federal contracts and projects are expected to ramp up the military buildup in Guam over the next five years.

The military buildup is moving full speed ahead and the 2022 Guam Industry Forum is set to bring together local, regional and international leaders to discuss the master plan for

While the military buildup and the relocation of U.S. Marine forces to Guam move forward, so too must the local community. The construction of Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz makes

Billions of dollars in Department of Defense-related projects are in the works for Guam over the next five years and the Guam Post of the Society of American Engineers will

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — Stella N. Beloy, 85, has been living by herself in a wood-and-tin house in Yigo since her husband died in May 2020, so she

Guams governor, Lourdes Aflague Leon Guerrero, has offered to send Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene a history book after the lawmaker falsely claimed the U.S. territory as a foreign land in a speech. The speech was about federal financial aid that is being sent to other countries. For his part, Del. Michael San Nicolas, a non-voting delegate representing Guam in Congress, said he would be happy to deliver Chamorro Chip Cookies to Greene. San Nicolas noted that giving out those cookies is part of th...