In his efforts to find solutions that would help Guam’s thousands of displaced and struggling private sector workers, who are essentially left to fend for themselves while waiting for the federal COVID-19 relief funds to come in, Del. Michael San Nicolas proposed borrowing from the Governmen… Read more
In a press briefing Monday, Speaker Tina Muña Barnes was asked: When will local senators meet to discuss and enact pressing legislation on COVID-19 issues? Read more
Government of Guam workers – even those who didn't have to report to work because their offices are closed – are lucky in that their paychecks have so far remained intact. Read more
With the cancellation of Guam Department of Education classes for the rest of the school year, students can continue to learn through GDOE's Distance Learning Initiative. Read more
This week, I discovered a video that the Portland Museum of Art in Maine produced and circulated on social media. It was about looking slowly at art. Now think for a minute about how quickly you may have buzzed through the last museum or gallery you visited. You, like me, probably did not sp… Read more
Fear may be a bigger enemy than the coronavirus. The virus has less chance to touch us if we stay inside, and practice optimal distancing and hygiene when we venture out. Fear is something our mind generates, and if we’re not careful, it can overwhelm us, blanket us, and be our constant companion. Read more
“Hope for the best, but plan for the worst” are words that we should take to heart. While countries have shown gains against the virus, we’re just not sure where this battle will take us or how long it will last. And now, with the return of the USS Theodore Roosevelt to Guam because of the v… Read more
I sat glumly in what felt like coronavirus prison, being subjected to isolation and quarantine while the days slowly passed and the Department of Public Health and Social Services debated whether to run my lab specimen. Read more
Editor's note: Here are excerpts of Federated States of Micronesia President David Panuelo's letter issued Tuesday to FSM citizens. This has been shortened to fit space. The full letter is on postguam.com. Read more
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In his efforts to find solutions that would help Guam’s thousands of displaced and struggling private sector workers, who are essentially left… Read more
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This week, I discovered a video that the Portland Museum of Art in Maine produced and circulated on social media. It was about looking slowly … Read more
“Hope for the best, but plan for the worst” are words that we should take to heart. While countries have shown gains against the virus, we’re … Read more
