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Published on 07:24 GMT

Public-private partnership proposed for Guam Memorial Hospital

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Sen. Therese M. Terlaje has introduced a bill requiring Guam Memorial Hospital to partner with a private organization to improve its management, operations, finances and other key areas. “A public-private partnership …

Source: The Pacific Island Times - Neutral
Published on 08:16 GMT

LETTER Struggles of toxic exposure: Lessons from Camp Lejeune for Guam’s Agent Orange victims

In recent years, the legal battles over toxic exposure at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina have highlighted a pressing issue for those impacted by contaminated water. Despite the passage of the Camp Lejeune Justice Act, which aimed to compensate those …

Source: Pacific Daily News - Uncategorized
Published on 05:27 GMT

Baby blacktip reef sharks born into Aquarium of Guam family, baby shark-naming contest is on

Aquarium of Guam in Tumon welcomed the arrival of its newest stars -- baby blacktip reef sharks born on Christmas Eve -- and the public is invited to help name these baby sharks. Having baby sharks born into the Aquarium of Guam is an "extraordinary …

Source: Pacific Daily News - Uncategorized
Published on 02:41 GMT

Program seeks Guam partners to develop AI for improved health care

The lead researchers of the National Institutes of Health–funded AIM-AHEAD program will be on Guam on Jan. 27 and 28 as part of a project looking into the development of artificial intelligence or A.I. for improving health care among nationally …

Source: Pacific Daily News - Uncategorized
Published on 05:27 GMT

Guam Apex Accelerator offers free January webinars for small businesses

Guam APEX Accelerator, formerly Guam Procurement Technical Assistance Center, announced free webinars for January and will be held from 10 to 11:30 a.m. via Zoom. • Jan. 16 – Mentor-Protégé Programs. U.S. Small Business Administration and Department of …

Source: Pacific Daily News - Uncategorized
Published on 00:52 GMT

What's cooking at the 38th Guam Legislature? Senators get down to work with a mix of fresh and recycled bills

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Guam senators have jumpstarted their work at the 38th Guam Legislature, offering several bills— some are new, while others are carried over from the previous legislature. Sen. Shawn Gumataotao today proposed the rollback …

Source: The Pacific Island Times - Neutral
Published on 09:04 GMT

Public works offers tips to navigate Guam's roads safely on foot

While sidewalks and crosswalks are just some examples of pedestrian infrastructure that support safe and convenient walking, there are still improvements that need to be made on our roads like expanding sidewalks, installing well-lit and clearly marked …

Source: KUAM - Center-left
Published on 06:09 GMT

First event of the Marianas Open series kicks off at the University of Guam

Source: KUAM - Center-left
Published on 06:09 GMT

Guam’s Emergency Rental Assistance program to close Cycle 6 as funds run out

Source: KUAM - Center-left
Published on 02:54 GMT

AG Moylan: homelessness and drugs are undermining Guam's future

To combat the issue, Moylan has proposed a temporary tent city in Tiyan, emphasizing that this solution would provide short-term support without disrupting the community or tourism, saying, “This is not meant to be a permanent tent city. The model is …

Source: KUAM - Center-left