The Guam Daily Post team is pleased to announce our forum section will once again feature local voices covering local issues. Read moreAn update on local columns
As part of our ongoing efforts to continually offer the best quality content to our readers, The Guam Daily Post is currently revamping our forum section to bring you a wider, more diverse set of opinions, perspectives and stories. Read moreA note from the editor about local columns
On TikTok you’re liable to find restaurant recommendations, lip-syncing snippets and false claims stating that COVID-19 vaccines contain aborted fetal tissue and that crisis actors faked the Uvalde school shooting. TikTok, along with Instagram, is where Gen Z searches for information and ent… Read moreWhat happens when TikTok is your main source of news and information
Many hands make light work. This saying was heard frequently during my tenure as a Guam Green Growth Conservation Corps member. It highlighted the necessity of teamwork and cooperation to achieve our tasks, and we took it to heart. We asked each other for help when we needed it, and we sough… Read moreSustainability needs community
What makes a leader? To some, it’s strong communication skills. Others, a sense of strategy and vision. But these days, when I think of leadership, the words of Martin Luther King Jr. come to mind, “A genuine leader is not a searcher of consensus, but a molder.” Read moreA fish rots from the head down
Lots of us in this strange world of ours feel that we must have it all. We suffer from the kind of acquisitiveness that just never ends. An ordinary meal may be tasty, but there’s this elegant French place on the other side of town. My shirts might be clean and comfortable, but just look at … Read moreWhat Panni, our housekeeper, taught me
Why does Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and her administration continue to ignore the health, welfare and well-being of the residents living in the Southern part of our island? Our Southern residents have had to live without a hospital, dialysis center and adequate public health services for decades… Read moreBuild hospital in the South
Despite the automatic rallying cry every election season of “Our children are our future,” Guam’s lack of concern for its children continues to worsen. Read moreGuam’s child abuse problem
On Nov. 24, families come together to eat turkey with stuffing and cranberry sauce. However, sometimes we need to remember the name of the holiday. Thanksgiving is a day of reflection and thankfulness for all that we have. Read moreOpen our hearts to those less fortunate
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The Guam Daily Post team is pleased to announce our forum section will once again feature local voices covering local issues. Read moreAn update on local columns
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Many hands make light work. This saying was heard frequently during my tenure as a Guam Green Growth Conservation Corps member. It highlighted… Read moreSustainability needs community
Why does Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and her administration continue to ignore the health, welfare and well-being of the residents living in the So… Read moreBuild hospital in the South
