The Mariana Islands dubiously were called Islas de Ladrones following a west-meets-east misunderstanding that brought property rights to a confrontation with ancient Chamorro culture in March, 1521. It’s been more…
Dear Ray, I’m writing this here in hopes you see this, or your relatives or someone else on Guam who knows you sends this post to you. I know you…
By Lee Webber With the 248th birthday of the U.S. Navy coming on Friday, October 13 fast approaching, I thought it a good time to remind readers about the Guam…
I’m going to tell you a story about the last war on Guam, the freedom I cherish, the America I grew up to love, and a real-life treasure chest full…
By Lee Webber Hafa adai taotao Guam — Howdy – Aloha Kakou — Good Morning or whatever floats your boat! Given the reality that more Marines are coming combined with…
Senator Dennis Mendiola of Rota resigned Monday from two CNMI Senate committees in a sort of dual protest statement to the committees’ chairwoman, and courtesy step aside for Tinian’s three…
A personal reflection, by Troy Torres An FBI agent five years ago sat with me at the Micronesia Mall parking lot – a place we would meet to provide him…
The not-so-secret secrets are that Josh Tenorio is running for governor, and Chris Barnett is the new Michael San Nicolas: The existential threat to the regime that wants to continue…
By Grace Tacuyan Squat. Bench. Deadlift. That was what 43 lifters did for 9 total attempts on Saturday, July 8, 2023 Summer Showdown organized by the Guam Powerlifting Federation. For…
By Lee Webber This is the first column I wrote for the Pacific Daily News when I returned to Guam from my stint in Hawaii as President of Gannett Pacific…
