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The public servants who work the hardest are mayors.
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The public servants who work the hardest are mayors.
Thirteen men and women completed the latest round of the Guam Community College's Ship Repair Boot Camp. Throughout the 14-week program, participants took part in courses covering refrigeration and ai
HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — Damage incurred by one of the fuel supply piers at the Port of Guam during Typhoon Mawar won’t cut off the supply of petroleum
Guam Industrial Services last November ignored worker concerns that a floating crane at the port was overloaded, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which Wednesday announced $291,312 in
A federal inspection found that a ship repair company might have prevented the death of a rigger at the Port of Guam in November 2022 had they followed legally required safety standards for operating cranes.