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A long-standing project to build a national shrine to house the remains of CHamoru ancestors has a new funding source. The original cost estimate of $3 million has increased to

The ancient remains of three women, over 2,000 years old, were laid in their final resting place deep in the jungle of Tarague beach just inside Andersen Air Force Base in a reburial ceremony Patrick

The long-awaited return of a Chamorita ancestors remains, dating back 2,000 years, has finally taken place. The ancient remains of a woman from the Tarague area, where a significant archaeological pr

Experts from the largest museum in Hawaii are on island in efforts to eventually repatriate Guam artifacts taken about a hundred years ago. 

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — A contractor and a landowner are accused of trying to use Typhoon Mawar to cover up the clearing of land in Tumon that may

Our government needs to be transparent about proposals that tremendously affect our lives. Too many decisions are made behind closed doors. The Guam Legislature recently unanimously passed bills 12-37 and

Attorney General Douglas Moylan said his office is looking into whether the government may have overstepped its authority by requiring archaeological studies for permits to build houses on private property,

Håfa adai! As the saying goes, “All that happens, happens for good.” In the case of Gov. Joseph Flores Memorial Park, plans to build the Tåno’ I Famagu’on (Land of

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Vince Dydasco says that locating the remains of his grandfather, which according to his family were buried during World War II on what is now military property in Dededo, would