| Wednesday, October 28th, 2020 | |
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A doctor on the governor's physicians advisory group Wednesday talked about his and other health care professionals' frustration with those who seem to "minimize" COVID-19 deaths because of underlying health conditions, or comorbidities. |
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Seven families who lost loved ones recently to COVID-19 have been approved for $10,000 each from the Bereavement Assistance Fund, according to the governor’s office. |
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A 72-year-old man who was admitted to Guam Regional Medical City on Tuesday morning tested positive for COVID-19 and is the island's latest COVID-related fatality, according to the Joint Information Center. |
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Guam's fiscal year 2020 visitor arrivals hit a 30-year low as a result of COVID-19 pandemic travel restrictions, but Guam Visitors Bureau board Chairman Sonny Ada is hoping for a tourism reopening of January or February 2021. |
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Not all politicians who made promises in the last general election on Guam kept their word. |
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SportsWhile there is no realistic time frame for island sports to start up, thanks to a large uptick in positive cases of COVID-19, there is still a big impetus among island athletes – young and old – to stay in shape. Competitive shape, however, is another bag of beans entirely. |
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