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A new set of officers will helm the newly formed 19th Board of Education, with the most senior member, retired sergeant major Herman Manglona Atalig, being elected chairman during last

$4.13 million has been awarded to World War II victims and survivors of compensable Guam decedents. In total, 428 applications were submitted since the program launched on April 1, 2022 and closed on

Each year, the Office of the Head Start marks Head Start Awareness in October. As part of this year’s celebration, Board of Education Chairman Gregory Pat Borja, left photo, was

With the scraping and grading wrapped up and construction at Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz moving into the “vertical” phase, the majority of the historical artifact recovery on base is

The capital of Hagåtña has been the “cultural, social and historical heart” of Guam since it first was settled thousands of years ago, said Lasia Casil, executive director of the

The Leon Guerrero administration continues to call on the United Nations to send a visiting mission to Guam to address allegations of several human rights violations by the U.S. related

Resolution rejecting U.S. Supreme Court Insular Cases heard Joe Taitano II A hearing was held Wednesday for Resolution 56, introduced by Vice Speaker Tina Muña Barnes, which would throw in support for a resolution in the U.S. House of Representatives that calls for the rejection of the “Insular Cases.” The cases are race-based U.S. Supreme Court rulings from the early 1900s that have been used to deny equal rights to residents of the territories. They state that constitutional protect...