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When asked why the three firings were not made public, a Navy spokesman said that the sea service does not publicly announce reliefs that are not the result of a loss of the trust and confidence in the officers' ability to command.

The Guam Department of Education announced that two more schools are being accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Schools, Western Association of Schools and Colleges. Tiyan High School and Harr

An opportunity for schools from Guam and Japan to work together came about last week. Southern high school signed a sister-school agreement with Okayama Higashi commercial high school. In front of fac

GREETINGS—Naval Capt. Michael Meno Jr. visits with guests after speaking during the Memorial Day Remembrance on May 29 at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley. Photos by RICHARD GILLARD/Acorn Newspapers Speaking to an audience at Monday’s Memorial Day commemoration at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, Melanie House recalled the day in 2004 when she

A dead snake on a classroom floor, a dead pigeon on a piano, bird and rodent droppings, signs of cockroach and termite infestations and black mold on the ceiling were

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The Guam Department of Education asked the Legislature to waive requirements for 180 instructional days and service learning for this school year.