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‘Go outside the fence’
Obama urged to meet the people of Guam The ‘We are Guåhan’ group has garnered over 11,000 signatures asking President Barack Obama to speak directly with the people of Guam during his visit on March 19.
Guahan name change bill to be heard today
A measure introduced by Gov. Felix Camacho to change the island’s name from Guam to Guahan is up for a public hearing today at 3 p.m. Presiding over the public hearing on Bill 331 is the Committee on Rules, Natural Resources, and Federal, Foreign & Micronesian Affairs, chaired by Sen
Three judges pull out from Castro case
Three judges have recused themselves from the case against mixed martial arts fighter Alex Castro who pleaded not guilty last week to charges of aggravated assault and robbery as felonies.
Homeland Security tracking the Saipan Blogger
I check my blog stats about once every….10 minutes. Mostly I like to see what phrases people are using to find my blog, but sometimes I check to see what countries and what servers are viewing my blog
Ian Swings by Orlando
That’s a picture of me drinking a really big beer at the Cheesecake Factory. You’ll notice that my pinky is slightly extended; I’m going to have to work on that.
Marianas Trench Cave Museum
Matias Taisacan is a marketing genius. While Guam Representative Madeleine Bordallo (D) and CNMI Representative Gregorio Sablan (I) duke out which island gets a Marianas Trench Visitors Center and Headquarters, Matias quietly changed the name of his museum from “Rota Cave Museum” to “Marianas Trench Cave Museum.” People in CNMI have known about what is now the Marianas Trench Marine National Monument since January 2007 and Matias is the first, and so far the only, person to use the iconic Marianas Trench to market, well, anything in the Marianas.
Questions for DOL
March 11, 2010 A great open letter to DOL from foreign contract worker leader Malou Bereuco: If you cannot kick them, kick something else I do have some few questions with the CNMI DOL. If your department still has the authority you are claiming, No.
Total police control
GPD seeks to regulate flow of information Guam Police Department spokesman John Edwards, with the help of GPD Chief Paul Suba, is working on issuing GPD press badges to members of the media in an attempt to control the leaking of information regarding investigations and operations within GPD and to help protect victims, family members, and keep criminals from getting too much information.
Obama excited to visit Guam, Bordallo says
First Lady Michelle Obama recently shared with Congresswoman Madeleine Bordallo that she was excited to visit Guam. President Barack Obama and the First Lady celebrated International Women’s Day on Monday in the East Room of the White House where the first lady made the comment.