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CNMI governor pushes for restoration of 702 funds from US

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CNMI governor pushes for restoration of 702 funds from US

Gov. Arnold Palacios brought with him two messages in his trip to Washington, D.C. this week: more funding support for the Northern Mariana

Guam leaders plead with feds to keep US aid coming

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Guam leaders plead with feds to keep US aid coming

Amid President Trump’s massive house-sweeping and spending realignment, Guam leaders urged the U.S. government to spare the territory from f

Guam governor turns the tables on critics, fires off FOIA letters to Terlaje and Moylan

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Feb 1

Guam governor turns the tables on critics, fires off FOIA letters to Terlaje and Moylan

Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero has called into question the motive behind Sen. Therese Terlaje’s bill proposing a public-private partnership for GMH

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By Alex J. Rhowuniong

13 hours ago

FSM finally sets up the VA office

In small meaningful ways, the Federated States of Micronesia has stabbed at recognizing the efforts of young men and women in the U.S. Arms

Study: Ocean warming to take its toll on Pacific islands' tuna industry

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Study: Ocean warming to take its toll on Pacific islands' tuna industry

Pacific island nations, whose economies rely on tuna, are facing a 10 to 30 percent harvest decline by 2050 due to climate-related fish migr

Pacific leaders face pivotal decision on deep-sea mining at forum in Fiji

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2 days ago

Pacific leaders face pivotal decision on deep-sea mining at forum in Fiji

By Ron Rocky Coloma As the sun rose over Suva’s harbor, the rhythmic crash of waves echoed against the conference halls where Pacific...

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Feb 13

Letter to the Editor:

By Jayne Flores Recently, the Office of the Attorney General bragged about its decision to reward two men, each convicted of raping...

Letter to the Editor: The easy battles and the hard war against homelessness

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Feb 12

Letter to the Editor: The easy battles and the hard war against homelessness

By Rob San Agustin In many jurisdictions, the “easy” response to homelessness has been to criminalize it. The hard task is creating a...

How Somaliland could influence US interests in the Pacific

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Feb 11

How Somaliland could influence US interests in the Pacific

By Abdul Rafay Afzal In recent years, Somaliland has become a symbol of stability in a region (Horn of Africa) often defined by...

From womb to canvas: The evolution of Dorathina Herrero’s work

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Feb 9

From womb to canvas: The evolution of Dorathina Herrero’s work

“Like all my work, the title comes after the work is done. I feel this body of work reflects literal phases in my life as a woman."

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Feb 8

Friends on the Lions bandwagon

Lessons from Everyday Life By Theodore Lewis Bridgman, MI —The bandwagon for the Detroit Lions this year has had to add many additional...

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Feb 1

'A wonderful cup of tea'

My own guitar-playing phase began in 1982, after spending a year on Namu, an outer atoll in the Marshall Islands.

Explore the joy of tinkering

I don’t think of myself as a tinkerer. I tend to tinker mostly in my mind through mental abstractions that often use up a lot of my time...

Virtual teaching requires a lot of patience and flexibility

By Johanna Salinas

Nov 11, 20205 min read

Virtual teaching requires a lot of patience and flexibility

Guam teachers share stories and occassional frustrations with online teaching When Guam moved back to Pandemic Condition of Readiness 1...

DoDEA Guam students return to classrooms

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Oct 29, 20202 min read

DoDEA Guam students return to classrooms

Guam high school students wear face masks and maintain a safe distance in the classroom. U.S. Navy photo by Shaina O'Neal Department of...

Guam gets $5.7M in Compact Impact funds for school leaseback program

By Pacific island Times News Staff

Oct 23, 20202 min read

Guam gets $5.7M in Compact Impact funds for school leaseback program

Doug Domenech Washington – The Trump Administration has released $5,737,500 in fiscal year 2021 Compact Impact funds provided through...

By Jeni Ann Flores

Oct 6, 20205 min read

Is it time to escape to the pod?

Microschools and pandemic pods are emerging options to supplement online education Pod teacher: this is the newest job title in...

IT&E offers free data for distance learning resources

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Oct 4, 20202 min read

IT&E offers free data for distance learning resources

With many families choosing distance learning for their children during the Covid-19 crisis, IT&E announced it is offering free data for...

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CNMI governor pushes for restoration of 702 funds from US

Guam leaders plead with feds to keep US aid coming

Guam governor turns the tables on critics, fires off FOIA letters to Terlaje and Moylan

THE PACIFIC

FSM finally sets up the VA office

Study: Ocean warming to take its toll on Pacific islands' tuna industry

Pacific leaders face pivotal decision on deep-sea mining at forum in Fiji

INSIGHTS

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Letter to the Editor:

Letter to the Editor: The easy battles and the hard war against homelessness

How Somaliland could influence US interests in the Pacific

From womb to canvas: The evolution of Dorathina Herrero’s work

Friends on the Lions bandwagon

'A wonderful cup of tea'

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Explore the joy of tinkering

Virtual teaching requires a lot of patience and flexibility

DoDEA Guam students return to classrooms

Guam gets $5.7M in Compact Impact funds for school leaseback program

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IT&E offers free data for distance learning resources

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