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'02, '79/'80 advance to semis in FD tourney	Highlights from the FD Alumni Hoops Tournament.   (Read more...)	9.2 MB
World Breastfeeding Week in August	Sharing your wonderful work will show linkage and solidarity with the global World Breastfeeding Week campaign.   (Read more...)	29.4 MB
Work continues on haul roads for Guam	DPW Director Larry Perez says that his agency continues to meet weekly with federal officials about beefing up the haul road system in preparation for Guam's military buildup.   (Read more...)	13.7 MB
"Heel" the pain of wearing pumps	After a surprising increase in the number of injuries and hospital admissions related to wearing fashionable footwear, doctors are warning women to wear high heels in moderation. It's common knowledge that women will go to great lengths for fashion, but not very many of them are aware of the possible injuries they could sustain, like sprains and broken ankles, from wearing high-heeled shoes, which can sometimes lead to permanent foot damage in the future.   (Read more...)	7.5 MB
Clynt learns about the Air Force Reserve	KUAM's Clynt Ridgell learns about opportunities, dedication and commitement from some of the members of the U.S. Air Force Reserve.   (Read more...)	26.2 MB
Geckos to host double session for Islanders	With a little over two weeks left until the start of the new school year and after weeks of meetings, Guam Public School System Superintendent Dr. Nerissa Bretania Shafer announced the fate of John F. Kennedy High School. "After examining all the recommendations and input from everyone, I have decided that the best option right now is to hold double sessions at George Washington High School," stated GPSS Superintendent Dr. Nerissa Bretania Shafer. During a press conference this afternoon at JFK, the superintendent said at this point, it would be impossible to have the Upper Tumon campus ready to open by August 12   (Read more...)	12.5 MB
Little Leaguers return home victorious	Guam's boys will represent the Asia-Pacific region in Williamsport.   (Read more...)	7.8 MB
Think Green: ban on materials promotes recycling	It's been roughly 10 days since the ban on certain materials going into the Ordot dump has taken effect.   (Read more...)	12 MB
PXC 15 highlights	Get the top sports scores and highlights from Pacific eXtreme Combat 15 - Dead Game.   (Read more...)	25.9 MB
Island community bids adios to Samson Mora	In a process that's becoming all too familiar for our tightly-knit island community, hundreds of the island's servicemen joined their plainclothes civilian counterparts to collectively pay a tearful farewell to their comrade, friend, brother, and loved one, U.S. Army Sergeant Samson Mora. Those who came together at the Cathedral Basilica in the island's capitol of Hagatna offered their condolences to the family, paying their respects to the 28th native from Micronesia to lose his life in defense of liberty and freedom   (Read more...)	12 MB
Ronna talks about evolution of GCC	Mary Okada discusses various aspects of the island's institution for vocational education with KUAM's Ronna Sweeney.   (Read more...)	27.6 MB
Castro/Taimanglo face off in PXC main event	Former sparring partners go head-to-head in PXC 15 - Dead Game tonight at the UOG Field House.   (Read more...)	4.6 MB
KUAM's Telecomm Special: Guamcell Communications	Meet Teddy Estrellado, Content/Data Manager for Guamcell.   (Read more...)	28.6 MB
KUAM's Telecomm Special: IT&E	Meet Carlos Camacho, Marketing Manager for IT&E.   (Read more...)	27.2 MB
KUAM's Telecomm Special: iConnect	Meet Gerald Woo, Manager, and Rene Lao, Controller, for iConnect.   (Read more...)	23 MB
KUAM's Telecomm Special: GTA TeleGuam	Meet Andrew Gayle, Executive Vice-President of MPULSE and Guam Digital TV for GTA.   (Read more...)	29.2 MB
Weigh-in highlights for PXC 15	See the pre-fight weigh-ins for the latest MMA showcase - Pacific eXtreme Combat 15: Dead Game.   (Read more...)	8.2 MB
Issues remain for streetlights debt	With acting Governor Mike Cruz's signature last week on a loan agreement, the government of Guam's $13.8 million dollar streetlight debt was supposed to be a thing of the past.   (Read more...)	9.7 MB
Solution proposed for JFK High	The future of JFK students and faculty during the new school year is still up in the air as no official decision has been made by GPSS officials.   (Read more...)	12.8 MB
Another 'Apprentice' challenger gets fired	The Guam Apprentice Challenge presented by Guam Premiere Outlets is coming to KUAM! Be the last Apprentice standing to win $5,000 in cash and travel to Cairns, Australia with two of your friends! If you are up for the challenge, download your application today! (Casting Call Applications are available at KUAM.com and GPO.com.) This 13-week “interview” requires one Saturday a week for three months. Apply today for the chance of a lifetime!   (Read more...)	33.6 MB
Sean Pangelinan kayaks for Guam in Beijing	Sean Pangelinan will be heading to the Beijing Games to represent the island in the sport of kayaking. Pangelinan was a stand out paddler through out high school and attributes his love for the sport to the paddling program on island.   (Read more...)	7.6 MB
Raptors from Alaska training locally	Six F-22A Raptors from Elmendorf Air Force Base in Alaska are on Guam participating in the Jungle Shield Exercise and Cope Thaw Training.   (Read more...)	4.8 MB
AG's petition on gambling devices to be heard in August	The Attorney General's effort to rid the island of gambling machines pursuant to Guam law was the topic of discussion during a hearing this afternoon before Superior Court Pro-tem Judge Robert Klitzkie, but the AG's efforts will have to wait until next month. After hearing from both attorneys for Rev and Tax, along with the Lt. Governor as well as representation from the Attorney General's Office, this afternoon Superior Court Pro-Tem Judge Robert Klitzkie said he was going to treat the AG's petition as a pre-emptory writ and ordered the parties to return back to court on August 4   (Read more...)	7 MB
'Guam Apprentice' behind the scenes footage	Get special outtakes and bloopers from KUAM's latest reality show.   (Read more...)	19 MB
Massive search continues for B52 crew members	What was to be a day celebrating the 64th anniversary of the liberation of Guam, for the military, Monday turned out to be filled with prayer and mourning for the crew of the B-52 that was lost at sea. While the Air Force has released few details of the B-52 Bomber crash that happened about 25 nautical miles northwest of Guam around 9:45 Monday morning. KUAM's CBS affiliate, WBNS-10 TV in Columbus, Ohio, has confirmed the identity of one of the two crew members whose bodies were found yesterday.   (Read more...)	18.6 MB
Prevention is key to avoid Type I Diabetes	Last year alone, more than 100,000 people, 20 years and younger, were diagnosed with Type I diabetes, also known as Juvenile Diabetes. While this only represents 0.2% of the population, this form of the disease is typically the most severe, and annually accounts for more than $100 billion in health care. Not only are children diagnosed with Type I diabetes dependent on insulin for the rest of their lives, the disease can also lead to complications such as blindness, heart disease, stroke, and kidney failure if not treated properly   (Read more...)	9.7 MB
Justin Cruz ready for Fight Night Friday	Get the latest info on the next MMA event, Pacific eXtreme Combat - Dead Game.   (Read more...)	6.1 MB
Search and Rescue operation underway for down military aircraft	An extensive search and rescue operation is underway 25 nautical miles Northwest of Guam for six crew members who were on board a B52 military aircraft. According to the Federal Aviation Administration Guam Office's Terry Pyle, the B52 left Andersen Air Force Base at 9am. Just before 10:30 this morning, the local FAA Office lost contact with the pilot of the aircraft.   (Read more...)	16.6 MB
Family rolls out in green Liberation Day float	Sales and Marketing Manager for Calvo's Insurance Pinkie Lujan says for the first time in a long time all the Calvo companies have united to take part in a massive green effort for Liberation Day 2008.   (Read more...)	10.3 MB
Athlete of the Week: Chris Sgro	Meet this week's Dial Rent-to-Own Athlete of the Week.   (Read more...)	9.4 MB
Book author talks with Ronna about beating the U.S. Navy	We Fought the Navy and Won is a carefully documented yet impassioned recollection of Guam's struggle to liberate itself from the absolutist rule of the U.S. Navy. Doloris Cogan concentrates on five crucial years, 1945-1950, when, fresh out of journalism school, she had the good fortune to join the distinguished team of idealists at the newly formed Institute of Ethnic Affairs in Washington, D.C. Working as a writer/editor on the monthly Guam Echo under the leadership of the Institute's director, John Collier, Cogan witnessed and recorded the battle fought at the very top between Collier (assisted by former Secretary of the Interior Harry L. Ickes) and Navy Secretary James V. Forrestal as the people of Guam petitioned the U.S. Congress for civilian government under a constitution. Taken up by newspapers throughout the country, this war of words illustrated how much freedom of the press plays in achieving and sustaining true democracy   (Read more...)	39 MB
A grateful island welcomes home fallen soldiers	A planeside ceremony for 28-year-old U.S. Army Specialist Samson Mora from Dededo was held this afternoon after his remains arrived on island. Mora, along with 34-year-old Sergeant Brian Leon Guerrero, were both killed in action on July 10 in Afghanistan.   (Read more...)	13.4 MB
Still no word on JFK's future	Though the Guam Education Policy board was supposed to make a decision during an emergency meeting last night, John F. Kennedy High School students still have no final answer as to where they will be attending classes next year. Stakeholders rallied together last night during a special meeting held at Chief Brodie Elementary School. That school, as reported, was one potential option as to where JFK students might begin the new school year.   (Read more...)	16.8 MB
Weekend sports wrap!	Get the latest sports highlights and scores from Double D.   (Read more...)	10 MB
Memorial held for Fena Cave massacre	A memorial ceremony was held today for the dozens of Guam natives who died during World War II at the Fena Caves. Young men and women from Agat and Sumay were forced by Japanese soldiers into the caves, eventually being attacked with bayonets, grenades and guns. In all, 34 islanders lost their lives on July 19, 1944.   (Read more...)	11.8 MB
Theater camp producing "Charlotte's Web"	The UOG Theater Camp is readying for their production of the E.B. White classic.   (Read more...)	5.2 MB
GPSS mulls options for school opening	While the Guam Education Policy Board was scheduled to hold a work session tonight to discuss the status of John F. Kennedy High School for the upcoming school year, that was cancelled and instead an emergency meeting will be held tomorrow.   (Read more...)	13.2 MB
Rev & Tax opposes writ hearing in gambling case	While Superior Court Pro-tem Judge Robert Klitzkie scheduled a hearing next week on the Attorney General's Writ of Mandate against Rev and Tax and Acting Governor Mike Cruz, to enforce Guam's laws against gambling devices, there's yet another twist in the ongoing gambling saga. The Department of Revenue and Taxation today filed an opposition to the hearing believing the court must first decide if it has a case to preside over, before holding a hearing.   (Read more...)	9.4 MB