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Guam has 75 days to send feedback on military's historic preservation plan

The Guam State Historic Preservation Officer has granted a 45-day extension to the public comment period for the draft Programmatic Agreement between the Commander of Joint Region Marianas and the Guam SHPO, which would guide the implementation of environmental and historic preservation requirements for military projects.

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2 days ago

Philippine Airlines officially launches Cebu-Guam service

Philippine Airlines has officially launched its maiden Guam-Cebu service, opening a new link that is hoped to significantly boost tourism, trade, and cultural exchange between the U.S. territory and the Philippines' eastern and southern regions.

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3 days ago

THE PACIFIC

Free trade agreements with Pacific island nations proposed to protect regional posture

U.S. Rep. Ed Case has proposed a presidential initiative to negotiate free trade agreements with Pacific island countries and extend duty-free treatment to certain goods imported from the region.

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3 days ago

Palau ties up with Taiwan company to advance marine ecotourism

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Koror —A conservation and research agency has tapped a Taiwanese company to enhance Palau’s brand as a premier marine ecotourism destination. The Palau International Coral Reef Center has signed a memorandum of understanding with Taiwan’s BlueTrend to collaborate on showcasing the Pacific island nation’s rich marine biodiversity, particularly among Taiwanese visitors. Palau is famous for its pristine beaches and crystal-clear turquoise water

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INSIGHTS

LIFE & ARTS

Christmas on Guam: the good and the bad

On the first day of Christmas, Guam gave us Our Lady of Camarin in a flame tree;

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Letter to the Editor: We must move forward with political status plebiscite

In Davis v. Guam, the United States District Court permanently enjoined Guam from conducting a political status plebiscite restricted to “native inhabitants of Guam” and the Ninth Circuit affirmed that result on Fifteenth Amendment grounds.

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5 days ago

Gi Matan Guma’ calls creatives to apply for paid, weeklong artist residency

Led by the organization’s original MALI’E’ cohort, participants will explore ancestral spirituality through tending to sacred sites, movement, chant and material cultural practices from Dec. 29 to Jan. 4.

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Dec 12

Who's on Santa’s naughty list?

I am writing to register a formal complaint regarding your schedule of three NFL Games this Christmas, Thursday, Dec. 25, 2025:

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Dec 7

Christmas on Guam: the good and the bad

On the first day of Christmas, Guam gave us Our Lady of Camarin in a flame tree;

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American Samoan community stands up for Alaska defendants

By Jayvee Vallejera The Pacific Community of Alaska has added its voice to calls for the state to reconsider its decision to sue 11 American Samoan residents of Whittier for “voter misconduct,” pressing Gov. Mike Dunleavy to find an administrative fix instead, rather than punitive prosecution. PCA, which advocates for Pacific islander communities in Alaska, said the status of American Samoans as “U.S. nationals” often creates confusion in federal, state and local government

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Navy ordered to provide details on potential harm to Guam's wildlife

By Pacific Island Times News Staff A federal court has ordered the U.S. Navy to provide information about its operations’ potential harm to endangered species and cultural resources in Guam, rejecting the government’s attempt to shield its actions from public scrutiny. In a Dec. 12 decision, the U.S. District Court of Guam ruled that conservation groups and community advocates are entitled to additional evidence beyond the government’s administrative record to determine whe

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Taiwanese investors propose golf course development in Palau; Foreign affairs minister leads trade delegation

Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung paid a courtesy call to Palau President Surangel Whipps Jr, during the nation's 12th inauguration ceremony on Jan. 12. Photo courtesy of the Office of Palau President/Facebook By Pacific Island Times News Staff Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung is leading a delegation of investors for a four-day visit to Palau this week to explore business and trade opportunities in the island nation. Palau President Surangel Whipps Jr. said the

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