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When work starts after work hours: Fisher hits Guam legislature s poor time management

GUAM (Pacific Island Times) — When the clock strikes five, most employees go home. But not those who work at the Guam legislature.

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Guam provisions in House NDAA; delegate seeking H-2B extension

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — The House version of the fiscal year 2024 National Defense Authorization Act contains various amendments intended to support Guam and the Indo-Pacific region, including

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Administration says new law set Guam public schools up for failure failure

GUAM (Pacific Island Times) — A new public law aimed at accelerating the repair of public schools by setting a deadline for sanitation inspections will result in the closure of

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BeHeartfelt asks community to donate shoes to needy kids

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — The start of the new school year is only three weeks away and to help children and teens in need get ready for the

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USEPA completes post-typhoon waste clearing at Guam schools

GUAM (Pacific Island Times) — All 41 public schools on Guam have been cleared of hazardous debris and electronic waste left by Typhoon Mawar, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said

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