3 more deaths linked to COVID, 163 new virus cases reported The island recorded three more COVID-19-related fatalities. According to the Joint Information Center: -The 224th COVID-19 related fatality occurred at GRMC on October 6, 2021. The patient was a 67-year-old male, partially vaccinated, with underlying heal
19 October 2021, 8:42 am
Won Pat says her resignation made earlier than planned was board's decision It appears that Dr. Judith Won Pat's last day as the Chief Executive Officer for Guahan Academy Charter School was Monday instead of Nov. 3. Won Pat has decided to leave GACS for personal reasons, after serving as the chief executive officer for three yea
19 October 2021, 8:05 am
IT&E continues providing data service for hospitals during the pandemic The Guam Memorial Hospital and the Guam Regional Medical City will continue to receive free data services from IT&E to allow safe communication between COVID-19 patients and their families and medical staff. IT&E CEO Jim Oehlerking says as we face another
19 October 2021, 7:59 am
PAG to celebrate employees during Port Week One week out of the year is dedicated to port authority employees to celebrate their hard work and their dedication. This year marks the 46th year of celebrating Port Week. General Manager Rory Respicio shared what Port Week is all about. "Generally, it's
19 October 2021, 7:54 am
Castro linked to CNMI governor's documents in question Former Guam senator Wil Castro, who is now the chief of staff for the CNMI Gov. Ralph Torres today is at the center of the legislative probe into CNMI governor's executive expenditures. Rep. Tina Sablan made a motion to issue a subpeona to Castro. He now
19 October 2021, 7:40 am
Wednesday's Hagat village clinic open to all who need vaccines, boosters & testing The village booster clinics continue tomorrow at the Hagat gym. Not only will the vaccine and booster shots be given, but COVID testing will be available as well. Hagat Mayor Kevin Susuico. {SOT: HON. KEVIN SUSUICO / MAYOR, MUNICIPALITY OF HAGAT}IN: 1:22-
19 October 2021, 7:13 am
Republicans have their own Local Employers Assistance Program bill Three Republican senators believe their bill is better than the democrats' bill to assist the governor with her LEAP program. The Local Employers Assistance Program was established through an executive order signed by the governor last week. It pledges $2
19 October 2021, 7:01 am
5 of 7 complete GBHWC detox program The Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center reports that about five out of seven residents have successfully gone through their detox program, which was developed to combat the decades-long drug abuse epidemic. Level 3.7 Withdrawal Management Unit or t
19 October 2021, 6:48 am
Item shortages due to global supply chain issues, not shipping, says Matson chief Any product shortages on local grocery store shelves aren't because of shipping delays. That's the word from the head of Matson, who says any "temporarily out-of-stock" items are more the result of global supply chain disruptions. Matson's Bernie Valencia
19 October 2021, 6:44 am
AG's office reviewing autopsy findings of man killed outside restaurant The Office of the Attorney General confirms that an autopsy was performed and completed over the weekend in the ongoing death investigation involving Jaron Weilbacher. According to AG spokesperson Carlina Charfauros, the office is reviewing the findings o
