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Mental Health Matters: Breaking a culture of silence on Tinian (Part 3) - Vimarsana News

Mental Health Matters: Breaking a culture of silence on Tinian (Part 3)

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'15 applied as CUC chief; only 2 meet requirements' | Front Page - Vimarsana News

'15 applied as CUC chief; only 2 meet requirements' | Front Page

The Commonwealth Utilities Corp. has received a total of 15 applications for the position of executive director, but only two of the applicants met the requirements, according to CUC board

CUC board affirms Peavey termination - Saipan Tribune - Vimarsana News

CUC board affirms Peavey termination - Saipan Tribune

The Commonwealth Utilities Corp. board of directors unanimously ratified yesterday the termination of Dr. Dallas M. Peavey Jr. as deputy director for CUC’s electric power systems and as acting executive director.

Tenorio elected CUC board chair; Terlaje is named acting CUC chief - Vimarsana News

Tenorio elected CUC board chair; Terlaje is named acting CUC chief

From a temporary capacity, Janice A. Tenorio is now officially the chairperson of the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. board of directors, while CUC administration chief Betty G. Terlaje has been designated as acting CUC executive director.

34% of parents would send kids back to school - Vimarsana News

34% of parents would send kids back to school

34% of parents would send kids back to school About 34% of public school parents have said they would send their kids back to in-person classroom instruction if the Guam Department of Education reopens in January, according to a Dec. 11 Guam Education Board meeting. That leaves 66% of parents declining to resume face-to-face lessons during the pandemic. Before the school year started, about 40% of students were signed up for on-campus instruction, but the governor prohibited face-to-face instruction at all schools on island. “I didn’t anticipate our parents would be overly eager to ret...