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Parts of Barrigada experience little to no water pressure days at a time - Vimarsana News

Parts of Barrigada experience little to no water pressure days at a time

Imagine your daily routines scheduled around your water pressure. Well for many residents living on the U.S. Army Jesus T. Iriarte Street like Esteban Esquivel, who has lived on this very street for t

Source: kuam.com
Thieves stealing from Barrigada home a day after homeowner's funeral - Vimarsana News

Thieves stealing from Barrigada home a day after homeowner's funeral

Thieves were caught on camera stealing from a Barrigada home in broad daylight Wednesday afternoon. Surveillance video shows the thieves taking off with a bush cutter and leaf blower, but the loss is

Source: kuam.com
Carbullido Elementary School in Barrigada passes health inspection - Vimarsana News

Carbullido Elementary School in Barrigada passes health inspection

A seventh Guam Department of Education school has made the grade. GDOE announced Carbullido Elementary School in Barrigada passed its recent inspection conducted by the Department of Public Health and

Source: kuam.com
Frustration aired over lingering typhoon debris - Vimarsana News

Frustration aired over lingering typhoon debris

Frustration aired today over the Typhoon Mawar trash still in place a debris sites across the island. Representatives with the Army Corps of Engineers going before mayors today admitting it would stil

Source: kuam.com
Mayors could face delays in release of more funds for abandoned vehicle removal - Vimarsana News

Mayors could face delays in release of more funds for abandoned vehicle removal

Villages waiting to get rid of abandoned vehicles and recyclables are on standby until the Guam Environmental Protection Agency board has a quorum and votes to release the remaining $500,000