Guam's Regulatory Aquifer Mapping includes conflicting maps from USEPA, the Northern Guam Lens Study, and Groundwater Protection Zones, impacting land use regulations and water quality standards. Issues arise from inconsistencies in regulatory tools and language errors within the protection zones. Z

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Current controversies surrounding residential lot sizes, lack of flexibility in existing laws, and rising nitrate levels have prompted the introduction of Bill 175-37 (COR) in Guam. The bill aims to address shortcomings in existing regulations by allowing the development of 1/6 acre lots with Type 4

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COVID-19, caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, is a rapidly evolving situation. Information and guidance provided may be outdated. Coronaviruses can spread between animals and humans. Planning considerations for Guam include the likelihood of spread, high-risk populations, healthcare facility risks, PPE

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Detailed findings from Guam's public agencies highlight major gaps in addressing flooding, such as lacking subdivision drainage requirements, minimal development standards for homeowners, and insufficient post-construction problem mitigation. Recommendations include density restrictions, low impact

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Explore the guidelines and regulations regarding political activity for government employees in Guam. Learn about the amendments made to Chapter 5, the coverage of the law, exceptions, and prohibited activities. Gain insights to ensure compliance and understanding of the rules.

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Guam's Coastal Management Program, established in 1979, aims to enhance the quality of life, promote sustainable development, and maintain cultural and environmental balance on the island. The program focuses on comprehensive planning, legislative goals, and responsibilities to ensure long-term sust

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The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority's (GMHA) Legislative Informational Briefing held on September 21, 2021, covered various topics including financial stability efforts, strategic goals, COVID-19 response updates, infrastructure improvements, and planning for new hospital facilities. The executive

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Access this comprehensive guide to request a Verification of Employment (VOE) via E-Trieve at University of Guam. Follow step-by-step instructions, including logging in, accessing the form, filling in institution details, and obtaining the completed VOE with the Acting CHRO's signature. Easily print

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The Pacific Islands Small Business Development Center Network, partially funded by the U.S. Small Business Administration, offers Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) providing immediate economic relief to small businesses affected by COVID-19. Eligible expenses include working capital such as payr

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Guam's Joint Recovery Office, established to coordinate recovery actions for pandemic and legacy disasters, manages public assistance grants, progress reports, and financial reimbursements. Aligned with FEMA's recovery support functions, the office focuses on economic and public health/social servic

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Ukraine, in collaboration with GUAM and Japan, aims to enhance organic food production through innovative agricultural practices and modernization of the food industry. With a focus on organic products, Ukraine is leveraging its rich soil resources to become a significant player in the global agricu

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PREP Program (Personal Responsibility Education Program) aims to empower middle school-aged youth by providing evidence-based curricula focusing on teen pregnancy prevention, HIV/STI reduction, safe sex behaviors, substance use prevention, self-empowerment, healthy relationships, and school engageme

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Coast Guard Forces in Micronesia Sector Guam conducted virtual meetings, addressed notable cases, pollution responses, and upcoming training exercises with interagency collaborators. LTJG Whip C. Blacklaw heads the Incident Management Division for further coordination.

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Guam Council on the Arts and Humanities Agency (CAHA) is dedicated to promoting artistic practices, providing opportunities for creative expression, and fostering cultural appreciation in Guam. Established in 1967, CAHA offers grants, programs, and services to support artists and engage the communit

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Explore the Guam Registered Apprenticeship Program, featuring program participation numbers, benefits for employers, recruiting initiatives, and incentives for apprentices. The program aims to lower turnover, reduce training expenses, and tailor a pipeline of qualified workers to meet company needs.

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Sumay Village, a historic Chamorro settlement located in Apra Harbor on the island of Guam, was a hub for international ships and telecommunications before being heavily impacted by war. The village saw Japanese bombings in 1941 and was left in ruins by the military actions during World War II. The

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Delve into the discussion from the Plenary Session V on bridging fiscal opportunities in Guam, featuring key figures like Kate Baltazar and Troy Torres. Insights on historical perspectives, functions, training needs, and more are explored with a focus on enhancing budgetary planning. Discover how fe

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Shear line just north of Guam is influencing showers and stronger NE winds, with a tropical disturbance expected to increase rain chances. The moisture content is high, and a frontal passage is forecasted for late Thursday, bringing NW winds. The air mass is becoming moister and warmer, with the foc

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In July and August of 1944 and 1945, the Chamorro Military Patrol played a crucial role in recapturing Guam from the Japanese forces during World War II. Through intense combat patrols, the local Chamorro scouts aided the US armed forces in locating Japanese troops hidden in the dense jungle vegetat

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Established in 1970, Cabras Marine Corporation (CMC) is a prominent provider of marine services in the Northern Marianas Islands and Guam. As a woman-owned business enterprise, CMC offers pilot, tug, barge, and ship repair services, and has a dedicated apprenticeship program to train individuals for

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Explore the impact of devastating typhoons like Pongsona and Omar on Guam, U.S. involvement in disaster relief efforts, from official declarations to emergency assistance programs, highlighting the coordination with agencies like FEMA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

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During the recapture of Guam from the Japanese in July 1944, the U.S. Marine Corps played a significant role, with images depicting the landing force, Marine brigades, and the intense battles that took place. The Marines faced heavy losses but ultimately secured victory after a 21-day battle. Analyz

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Orote Field played a significant role in the World War II battles between the Japanese and Americans on Guam. The Japanese occupied Guam from December 1941 to July 1944, constructing Orote Field using Korean and Guamanian labor. American raids in 1944 destroyed the field, leading to intense anti-air

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When the Japanese invaded Guam in 1941, six American navy men sought refuge in the jungle, aided by the brave Chamorro residents who shielded and moved them despite facing brutality from the Japanese forces. The saga of underground resistance included farmers who provided hiding places on their lanc

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War dogs played a crucial role during World War II, transitioning from their traditional use in polar regions to serving as sentries, messengers, mine detectors, and more in combat zones like Bougainville and Guam. The images illustrate the valor and contribution of Marine Corps' trained canines, en

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Guam was occupied by the Japanese for two and a half years during World War II, where the native Chamorros endured hardships and were forced to adapt to Japanese customs. The island was renamed, currency changed, and civilians faced restrictions and shortages. Chamorros faced harassment and punishme

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Guam boasts diverse aquatic resources including coral reefs, shorelines, wetlands, and rivers, supporting a wide range of marine and freshwater organisms. However, these resources face threats from climate change effects such as rising sea levels, ocean acidification, and coral bleaching. The increa

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Delve into the captivating world of Oceania's diverse islands, from continental to volcanic formations. Understand the unique characteristics of Micronesia, Melanesia, and Polynesia, home to over 20,000 islands. Explore the differences between continental islands, like New Guinea and New Caledonia,

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Law enforcement officers play a crucial role in the criminal justice system by understanding criminal jurisprudence and the court system's structure. This includes knowledge of different court levels, jurisdiction, and the adjudication process. The duality of courts, such as adult vs. juvenile court

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Explore the United States' foreign policy evolution from Imperialism to World War I, including the Open Door Policy, Dollar Diplomacy, and involvement in the Spanish-American War. Learn about the military actions in acquiring territories such as Puerto Rico, Guam, Philippines, and Hawaii. Delve into

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