Jerick Sablan
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Gov: Effective July 4 no quarantine for travelers with negative COVID-19 test
Effective July 4, all passengers who are not fully vaccinated but have a negative COVID-19 PCR test will be exempt from quarantine. → Read More
Former GovGuam psychiatrist still hasn't been found for court case
Former government of Guam psychiatrist Dr. Abner Pasatiempo has yet to be served and hasn't appeared for any arraignment hearings the past few months. → Read More
GMH celebrates National Hospital Week
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero thanked the staff of the Guam Memorial Hospital for all the hard work they continue to do for the island. → Read More
Second dose of COVID-19 vaccine for homeless individuals set for Friday
Homeless individuals who received their first Pfizer dose during outreach on April 16 can get their second dose Friday. → Read More
Foster home to open May 21
After delays in opening a foster home for Guam's children in need, the facility is set to open on May 21. → Read More
Another homeless shelter could open in coming weeks
Guam could soon see another homeless shelter in Tamuning in the coming weeks that will help address the waitlist at Global Dorm in Maite. → Read More
Pfizer looks to lower COVID-19 vaccine age to 12
Initial trials of the COVID-19 vaccines were conducted only in adults, and by Pfizer-BioNTech in teens ages 16 to 17. → Read More
Cultural practitioner grateful for support after death of his carabao
John Aguon said he's grateful for all the support after his carabao Anghit died. → Read More
Former GovGuam psychiatrist case before licensing board moves forward
Former government of Guam psychiatrist Dr. Abner Pasatiempo's case before the Guam Board of Medical Examiners is moving forward. → Read More
Governor: Trash collection could be tied to water or power bill
Trash collection could be tied to resident's power or water bills in the future as part of mandating trash collection for everyone. → Read More
Guam's COVID-19 hospital rate drops, was at zero for several days
Guam hit a milestone in COVID-19 last week with no cases at any of the island's hospitals for several days → Read More
Community vigil held to honor ancestors
Community organization Prutehi Litekyan: Save Ritidian hosted a community vigil and ceremony. → Read More
Fernando Canlas search continues in Yigo
Fernando Canlas was first reported missing on Thursday morning after a 911 call at 11:10 a.m. said he was last seen at about 10 a.m. → Read More
Some details finally released about ancient burials at Camp Blaz
After several denials for information about ancestral burials at Camp Blaz acting SHPO Carlotta Leon Guerrero released a preliminary report Friday. → Read More
Inalåhan is now the official name of southern village
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero on Friday signed Bill 60 into law changing the official name of the village of Inarajan to Inalåhan. → Read More
More applicants could be approved for mortgage relief program
More applicants for a mortgage relief program could be approved after federal officials approved changing income eligibility requirements. → Read More
Homeless outreach and vaccination next week
Guam's homeless street population will have a chance to get vaccinated and be informed of services available to them during two outreaches. → Read More
The future of the island is linked to the future of the CHamoru language and culture
CHamoru can end up being only heard in a video at the Guam Museum, or it can roll off the tongues children at the playground → Read More
Valley of the Latte raising funds to help support cultural practitioner
The Valley of the Latte has launched an online fundraiser for cultural practitioner John Aguon who lost his carabao Anghit after she was shot. → Read More
Holy Week celebrations muted due to COVID-19
Archdiocese of Agana Director of Communication Tony Diaz explained some of the changes Catholics will see in light of COVID-19 precautions. → Read More