What about the rest of us?
With its recent embrace of conjugation, punctuation, and attribution, the Marianas Variety has become downright boring! AND YOU KNOW HOW I HATE BOREDOM. So I’ve switched to reading the Saipan…
Cruz slams Moylan on Naval water hike; delegate attacks opponent’s experience
The Navy is going to make water service costs more expensive for Guamanians by charging more for water pumped from the island, and Guam’s congressman did nothing to stop it…
Ever thought of helping a priest?
It had to have been near the turn of the century, when I saw then-Archbishop Anthony Apuron in his full bishop vestments walking around the Micronesia Mall with an entourage…
Grab-N-Go information for public school students
The Guam Department of Education’s (GDOE) Food and Nutrition Division provided the following School Meals Program information for students and families for SY 2024-2025. All GDOE students will continue to…
Atalig allegedly terrorized bank employee with gun
The images below contain the magistrates report by the Office of the Attorney General used to bring charges against Joseph Calvo Atalig for the crimes he allegedly committed that led…
Agana standoff caused by threat to bank employee. Suspect begged police to kill him, was found with drugs
The following is the Guam Police Department’s account of this morning’s standoff with police along Aspinal Ave. in Hagatna: On August 19, 2024, at about 8:30AM, a woman while at…
Legislature’s most-traveled senator takes junket amid school crisis
The Guam Legislature’s top traveler, Telo Taitague, took a taxpayer-funded trip to Palau last week as several of her colleagues, hundreds of GovGuam employees, and scores of volunteers from the…
UPDATE: GMH backtracks after cutting off, accusing insurance company of failing to pay its bills, again
UPDATE: At 5:29 p.m., Monday, August 19, GMH provided an update (without details) stating effective immediately GMH is once again accepting TakeCare. _____ Original story: Another GovGuam crisis is brewing…
Education board may reopen GDOE kitchens, return to in-house cafeteria operations
The Guam Education Board is exploring the idea of reopening all of the public schools’ kitchens, hiring cafeteria staff, and having students’ breakfast and lunch cooked and served by the…
AsTumbo Middle passes inspection; some Head Start, pre-k classes to start Monday
AsTumbo Middle School passed its public health inspection this weekend. There now are 25 public schools that have passed public health inspection and have current permits to operate under regulated…
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