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Report: UOG revenues drop, expenses up, with some internal control concerns

University of Guam revenues dropped while expenses went up in fiscal 2023 versus 2022, according to a newly released financial report that also noted UOG did not comply with major

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Audit: GovGuam spent $1 7B in fiscal 2022, with $11M questioned costs

Audit: GovGuam spent $1 7B in fiscal 2022, with $11M questioned costs
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Audit: GMH losing money, collects 31 cents per $1 billed

Audit: GMH losing money, collects 31 cents per $1 billed
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GVB: Vendor donated tables, chairs to villages

Thousands of plastic folding chairs and tables that have been delivered to 19 mayors’ offices were donated by a private company, although some mayors were originally told the furniture was

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Lawmakers find pay raises concerning

The government of Guam’s budget will be able to sustain the series of pay increases that have been coming down the pipe, according to Sen. Joe San Agustin, chairman of

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