By Lee Webber After reading with great interest that DOE Superintendent, Kenneth Swanson is considering a recommendation to close certain schools that he deemed unnecessary for use due to their…
By Lee Webber The three major items on election platforms have historically been, public health, public safety and public education or some derivative of them. This has not changed for…
By Lee Webber The ongoing coverage of the carnage related to the vicious, terrible terrorists attack on Israel by Hamas and the ensuing response in the Gaza strip are a…
By Lee Webber “Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it.” The quote is normally attributed to writer and philosopher George Santayana and in its original form…
By Lee Webber I went looking for some historical data that may help readers better understand how we have gotten to this place as well as the situations we find…
By Lee Webber Having lived here since the fall of 1968 and having watched the operations of the government of Guam, it is not hard to understand why our Department…
By Lee Webber Bacon frying, coffee perking, a woman’s eye and politicians all promise more that they could possibly deliver. The recent announcement from the governor’s office of their five-year…
By Lee Webber I shared this idea more than 12 years ago and neither Washington nor local politicians ever took it to heart but it remains as valid today, or…
By Lee Webber As I continue to watch more of Maui tragedy unfold and locally we continue to deal with the numerous questions about how Guam is to change moving…
By Lee Webber Last week I began my column with this sentence: “Si vis pacem, para bellum.” It is a Latin adage translated that means, “if you want peace, prepare…
