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Håfa Adai! A wet, rainy day met South Korean visitors, Japanese media and hundreds of residents arriving at fiestas in Humåtak and Yoña villages during the second weekend in October.
Inalåhan and Ordot-Chalan Pago, which receive annual cash payments as the host communities of the Layon landfill and the Ordot dump, spent some of that money without proper authorization, according
Leaders in Ordot-Chalan Pago used foresight and planning when they decided to save the money the village receives each year as the host community for the now-closed Ordot dump. The
The Guam Visitors Bureau has given the village of Inalåhan a $95,000 grant for a proposed digital sign project that will be erected in the coming months, according to a
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