Super American Circus wraps up today
WALLENDA: Circus superstar Blake Wallenda balances on a high wire as circusgoers make their way into the University of Guam Calvo Field House for the first show of the Super American Circus on Friday. Today is the last day to attend the circus. Dontana Keraskes/The Guam Daily Post
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Another year is coming to an end and we are all blessed being able to call Guam our home. As the year draws to a close, mortgage interest rates continue to reflect historical lows, making it a good time to consider buying that first home. There are many issues involved with buying a home, bu… Read more
DFS Guam held a grand opening to celebrate its Wellness line of products at T Galleria that offered a glimpse of products that promote holistic health. Read more
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Along the island's southwest coast are beautiful sunbaked beaches and glamorous green jungles that only scratch the surface of Guam's gateway to a rich geological history.
To clear the air: I am not a hiking expert. … Gasp!
I had a relative visiting over the holidays and, of course, since all she wanted to do was hike I was the point man for all the adventures she had planned.
This weekend we hike up to the second-highest peak in Guam, Mount Jumullong Manglo, for an outstanding 360-degree view of Guam, a couple of religious sites, and, hopefully, one of the island’s “only-on-Guam” sunsets.
Passing through the bustling highways of Hagåtña and even the sleepy streets of the south, it's easy to disregard or dismiss the landscapes around us, and the histories they hold.
Imagine what Guam must have looked like thousands of years ago. Before the island's native CHamoru population met colonizer after colonizer, which was followed by the mixing of family lines and the introduction of different plant and animal species.
The hike to Fouha Bay and Rock is a sacred pilgrimage to ancient hallowed grounds that nurture your natural spirit and shed light on history. While the trek is short and relatively easy, the hike's sheer spirituality is worth the walk.
On Christmas Day, I was having a conversation with a cousin who was visiting home for the holidays. He's attending college in Hawaii and is set to graduate next spring.
Editor's note: The following feature provides insight into Guam's marine and animal life, but is not an exhaustive list of the island's wildlife.
This weekend we find ourselves in the jungles of central Guam, venturing deep into a valley sitting behind Nimitz Hill in Asan, en route to a century-old water dam built to provide a source of fresh water for the village of Hagåtña during the early American era of the island.
“Frozen 2” is a story that illustrates how teamwork and belief in one another can help any family find a triumphant and happy end – whatever the challenge.
One of the most exciting milestones in a teenager’s career is landing that first job. Though exciting, securing a job can be daunting, especially if you have no prior experience.
As we mentally and physically prepare ourselves for the long lines and huge sales following our Thanksgiving gatherings, we are faced with the adventure of shopping on Black Friday.
Many of us, teens and adults included, sometimes take for granted the people in our lives and the assistance and joy they give us. We sometimes turn a blind eye to those things that give purpose to our lives.
The FIRST Global Challenge is known for being the “most exciting competition for robotics in the world.”
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For teens whose parents serve in the military, Veterans Day has a special meaning.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and while teens aren't as likely to develop this form of cancer they can begin a healthy lifestyle that could help them in the future.
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The Hui Nalu Ocean Club from Nov. 30 to Dec. 1 entered 19 youth surfers in the 2019 Aliya Wahine Cup in Baler, Aurora, Philippines.
With another jewel added to its growing sports program, the newly formed University of Guam Tritons men’s baseball program is holding tryouts on Dec. 14-15.
