The Guam Visitors Bureau has cautioned advocates of the recreational cannabis industry that Guam's image as a family-friendly destination needs to be considered. Read more
No one I know wants their loved ones to die. No one I know wants to perish, themselves, even more so, alone. Yet, our lives end and we somehow manage to lead them filled with experiences that make memories that last beyond our time on earth. Read more
The United States took control of Guam as a result of the Treaty of Paris in 1898. The treaty was the signature event that ended the Spanish-American War. Read more
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A phrase that we’ve commonly heard throughout this pandemic was “We’re in this together.” But as the months passed and the situation wasn’t getting any better, the assertion that was supposed to instill concern, cooperation and hope turned in to a mockery that fueled indifference, dissolutio… Read more
Under Title 19 of the U.S. Code, 19 CFR § 7.2, Guam and other insular territories of the United States are considered to be outside the U.S. customs zone, and therefore fall under provisions of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule. This status has its benefits, including more independent trade wit… Read more
As I write this essay, more than 100 people on Guam and almost 1.5 million people around the world have been killed by the virus that causes COVID-19. Many who died were lonely and afraid, unable to touch the hand of someone they love as they took their last choking breath. In a nation still… Read more
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The Guam Visitors Bureau has cautioned advocates of the recreational cannabis industry that Guam's image as a family-friendly destination need… Read more
A Post-Native Perspective
No one I know wants their loved ones to die. No one I know wants to perish, themselves, even more so, alone. Yet, our lives end and we somehow… Read more
A phrase that we’ve commonly heard throughout this pandemic was “We’re in this together.” But as the months passed and the situation wasn’t ge… Read more
