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Bill introduced to provide mechanism for low-interest funding for CLTC infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Bill introduced to provide mechanism for low-interest funding for CLTC infrastructure

Speaker Therese M. Terlaje, Chairperson of the Committee on Health, Land, Justice, and Culture, has introduced legislation aimed at securing vital infrastructure funding for residential leases under t

Source: kuam.com
Hearing for proposed new GMH site in Barrigada set for Nov. 1 - Vimarsana News

Hearing for proposed new GMH site in Barrigada set for Nov. 1

A potential showdown is now set over the site for a new Guam Memorial Hospital. Speaker Therese Terlaje has scheduled a public hearing for Nov. 1 on a bill from Adelup to buy ancestral lands in Barrig

Source: kuam.com
When work starts after work hours: Fisher hits Guam legislature's poor time management - Vimarsana News

When work starts after work hours: Fisher hits Guam legislature's poor time management

GUAM (Pacific Island Times) — When the clock strikes five, most employees go home. But not those who work at the Guam legislature.

Governor signs airport concessionaire extension, Simon Sanchez bills - Vimarsana News

Governor signs airport concessionaire extension, Simon Sanchez bills

Two bills were signed into law late today. The first is Bill 130, which authorizes the Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport Authority to negotiate extensions of its existing concession agreements

Source: kuam.com
Gas taxes paused another 6 months - Vimarsana News

Gas taxes paused another 6 months

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — Motorists, chainsaw operators and anyone running on generator power can breathe a small sigh of relief, as GovGuam has extended a pause on gasoline