Lacee A. C. Martinez
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150 varieties of vino at Wine Fest
More than 150 varieties of carefully selected wines will be uncorked Oct. 7 at Wine Fest 2016. → Read More
Strike force visit expected to boost economy
Expect a busy weekend in Guam after participants from the recent Valiant Shield exercise made their way to shore. → Read More
New horror film Gehenna shot in Saipan
A new film trailer circulating on social media opens with a dark message. → Read More
Taste the Caribbean at the first Chefs' Table
If you know your way around the kitchen or are just a lover of food, you're invited to attend a culinary event to help support Guam's aspiring chefs. → Read More
Thousands help clean Guam's coast
Thousands of island residents participated in the 22nd annual Guam International Coastal Cleanup. → Read More
Humanities Guåhan celebrates 25 years
Forty years of photography by Guam-born photojournalist Manny Crisostomo is on show at the Agana Shopping Center. → Read More
GPA doesn't expect rationing today, Sunday
Although lights were out in some parts of Guam Friday, they weren't expected to go off through the weekend, GPA says. → Read More
Guam International Coastal Cleanup
St John's School Environmental Recycling Club adviser Tom Pearson speaks about the 22nd annual Guam International Coastal Cleanup held on Sept. 17. More than 4,000 volunteers were expected to participate throughout the island → Read More
Marina Grill serves up local favorites in Agat
A couple of seasoned pros are breathing new life into an old familiar place at the Agat Boat Basin. → Read More
Taiguini Books releases new Chamorro children's books
There are two new books available for young Chamorro readers and others who'd like to enjoy Guam's native tongue. → Read More
Exhibit to highlight Guam Pulitzer winner's career
Humanities Guåhan will honor one of the most prolific photographers to emerge from Guam with a retrospective exhibit. → Read More
'History of the Mariana Islands' English translation book launches Sept. 15
One of the most important chronicles of the Marianas will soon be available to the public in English. → Read More
Chita Blaise, the face of Red Cross Guam
Chita Blaise is tasked with keeping the Red Cross Guam Chapter afloat. → Read More
100 years of service: Red Cross celebrates centennial
The local Red Cross is in the last stretch of prep before throwing what's considered the social event of the year. → Read More
The Boy Scouts are prepared for a chili cook-off
The Boy Scouts of America Chamorro District hosts its first "Eat the Heat" chili cook-off competition. Are you prepared? → Read More
3 men arrested for allegedly beating 47-year-old at Harmon apartments
Three men were arrested Friday after allegedly attacking a 47-year-old man in Harmon. → Read More
Opake brings graffiti artists into the mainstream
Sure, graffiti has roots in vandalism, soiling buildings across the island. But that's not how the crew of Opake roll. → Read More
Furry friends help raise money for cancer research
Calling all furry four-legged family members and their humans. → Read More
Pontillas draws influence from crowded Manila
Known as the “Crowd Drawer,” Marcial Pontillas often paints a series of crowded scenes. → Read More
Local film finds its 'Roots'
Tonya Ascura had an epiphany two years ago while volunteering at the Guam International Film Festival. → Read More