Therese Padua Howe
Guam PDN
Honolulu, HI, United States
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WInds, high surf to pick up today: Stay out of water
Inexperienced swimmers are advised to stay out of the water today, as high winds and hazardous surf are expected. → Read More
Leilena Taitano, familian Orong, competes in Greatest Baker competition
Aaaaand we have another baker from Guam in the Greatest Baker competition, folks! → Read More
Ray Crisostomo goes for the sweet spot in Greatest Baker competition
When Ray Crisostomo pops something into his oven, his neighbors in Lompoc, California know they’re in for a treat. → Read More
Back to School: Tips from a teacher
Welcome back to school, everyone! → Read More
Weaving a Net(work) of Care for Oceanic Collections exhibit opens
“We are listening to the stones, it’s clear that they would like to come back.” → Read More
Guam's Richard Park graduates from U.S. Coast Guard Academy
As a student at John F. Kennedy High School four years ago, Richard Park joined junior ROTC but ended up quitting. → Read More
Nana's Cafe bonded pair find a furever home
Wishes do come true. → Read More
Guam Holiday: Top 10 Best Bites, sweet edition
In the second part of my Best Bites of Guam series, I focus on my favorite first course, dessert. → Read More
Changes coming in Lifestyle starting Feb. 1
Dear readers, In the last year, the Lifestyle section has undergone a marked transformation under the paper’s new ownership. We pivoted from publishing national wire features to sharing local stories and local perspectives. This year, we’re continuing that evolution. Starting Feb. 1, you’ll be seeing some exciting changes as we modernize the Lifestyle section. First, we’re saying goodbye to… → Read More
Turkey time: Keep safety in mind for a healthy holiday
It’s T-minus two days until the big turkey day, but your preparations should take place well in advance. → Read More
San Gil clan 'lives life to the fullest' at annual Chelu Hunt
Weeks after the 16th Annual Chelu Hunt in Tennessee has ended, the San Gil brothers continue to fire shots. → Read More
All Souls' Day prayer, blessing at Sumay Cemetery
On All Souls’ Day, families paid their respects to loved ones buried at Sumay Cemetery on Naval Base Guam, where a prayer and blessing took place in a ceremony coordinated → Read More
Bank of Hawaii ranked top in Hawaii by Newsweek on America’s Best Banks list
The Bank of Hawaii has been named Best Big Bank in Hawaii in the Newsweek America’s Best Banks 2022 rankings. → Read More
Crystal store generates healing vibes
The sisters, who grew up in Yigo, had been interested in energy healing and practices from a young age. → Read More
How kelaguen evolved into an Oregon coconut chicken salad
Food Hero will be adding more Pacific Island inspired dishes to its website. → Read More
Babauta takes command of Fort Benning battalion in Georgia
Lt. Col. Frederick J. Babauta overcomes injuries from 2005 explosion, goes on to an illustrious military career. → Read More
Hundreds Celebrate Micronesia at Honolulu festival
Sold-out event featured artists from virtually every Micronesian island. → Read More
PDN's Vibe internship program is taking applications through May
Guam high school students 15 years and older can apply for the PDN Vibe internship program until May 31. → Read More
Applications open for this year's VIBE internship
Students 15 years and older can apply for this year's VIBE internship, which starts in July with training → Read More
UOG’s Else Demeulenaere shares her conservation expertise
Else Demeulenaere of UOG's Center for Island Sustainability shares tips and resources on natural resources, conservation and more in her weekly column → Read More