Guam plans to seek a grant from the military’s Office of Economic Adjustment to start drawing up plans for a new Guam Memorial Hospital, including how large it would be and how much it might cost, according to hospital Administrator Lillian Perez-Posadas. The OEA has been providing financial assistance to Guam because of the impact of the ongoing military buildup, which will bring thousands of Marines to a new base in Dededo, Camp Blaz. Perez-Posadas provided an update on the new hospital project during an oversight hearing Thursday with lawmakers. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which as...