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A celebration of Filipino culture and the arts attracts large crowds to the Micronesia Mall over the weekend. Living up to its name, which means

COVID-19 vaccination rates for young kids on Guam remain very low, Department of Public Health and Social Services officials reported Thursday, but the virus that causes the disease appears to

The Filipino Community of Guam (FCG) celebrated its 68th anniversary at the Hilton Guam Resort & Spa with a brunch. Guests were asked to wear traditional Filipino attire, such as

The overflow of pediatric patients at the Guam Memorial Hospital has been stabilized, but with flu season ongoing and another wave of COVID-19 predicted stateside, the island’s public hospital will

Community health workers are being trained to teach residents to self-manage diabetes and other chronic diseases.

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit our community, it revealed more than just the vulnerabilities of our health care infrastructure — it showed us just how underserved our underserved communities truly

Andrew Solidum recalls attending the Aklan Association’s Ati-Atihan festivals at Harmon cliffline and watching his cousins beat the drums in the 1980s.

Parents talk about the future of Guam they envision for their children By Anne Wen, Frank San Nicolas Pacific Daily News Editor’s note: As Guam emerges from a pandemic that has touched every aspect of life on the island and around the world, residents are faced with a question: What will our future be like? After more than a year that saw tens of thousands collect unemployment, tourism come to an abrupt halt, empty schools and overflowing hospitals, the island is on the verge of reopening. Th...