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Guam Loves to Read announces book distribution

The Guam Community College Literacy Navigators program held its inaugural Guam Loves to Read book distribution event on Friday, April 26, 2024, in the GCC Learning Resource Center on its Mangilao camp

Maria ulloaKris seerenganJuanm guerreroCorrine buendichoMary okadaResource centerBetances associates incYouth empowerment grant programGuam department of educationYouth development administratorNorthern lagu resource centersGuam department of youth affairsGuam public library systemDepartment of youth affair resource centerGuam community collegeGuam community college literacy navigators

Storm shelters open at 6 p m , Monday

For those on Guam in need of emergency shelter from Tropical Storm Bolaven, six shelters will open at 6 p.m. today. Island residents in the north, central, and southern parts of the island can weather

Maria ulloaGeorge washington high schoolGuam department of educationTropical storm bolavenGuam department

Mold growing in schools could cost millions to mitigate

It s a growing problem and one that may be posing a health and financial burden on the Guam Department of Education post-Typhoon Mawar—mold.

Maria ulloaMelissa savaresMaria gutierrezGuam department of educationLiguan elementary schoolGuam departmentTyphoon mawarSuperintendent judi won patMayor melissa savaresLiguan elementary

Hundreds of Guam typhoon victims to be relocated to new shelter

A new shelter is opening in Tamuning, Guam, to help ease the strain on Government-run facilities catering for those left homeless by Typhoon Mawar.

Chris barnettMaria ulloaErika cruzJoe john mantanonaLinda menoLori quichochoGuam power authorityDepartment of educationGeorge washington high schoolEmergency management agencyGuam daily postAmerican red crossRed crossSouthern baptist disaster reliefFederal emergency management agencySenator chris

Dededo family fights to find shelter after home totaled

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — Lori Quichocho and her family of seven have been fighting to find adequate shelter after their Dededo home was leveled by Typhoon Mawar.

Krystal paco san agustinLori quichochoMelissa savaresTony sanchezAshley calvo rodriguezJames moylanGeorge washington high schoolDepartment of public healthInformation centerMachananao elementary schoolOffice of homelessnessUpi elementary schoolAstumbo elementary schoolGuam department of educationEmergency management agencyTodu guam foundation

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