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Online community picks GovGuam corruption as 2005's top storyline


by Jason Salas, KUAM News
Friday, December 30, 2005

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All week long we've been collecting your votes and feedback about what you thought the top story of the last twelve months was. And now that you've seen the list of the moments, people and places that made 2005 an unforgettable year in our island's history through our series (you can search to read all five episodes), here's the results of our balloting for what you felt was the biggest headline of 2005.

The Top Stories of 2005, as voted by KUAM.COM Users
10. Drug cases
9. Sex Offender Registry not updated
8. GovGuam Retirement & COLA
7. War reparations
6. U.S.S. San Francisco crash
5. William San Nicolas captured
4. GMH's problems
3. ESPN's offensive online article
2. Gutierrez/Rios court victory
1. Sentencings of GovGuam officials

Also, if you're curious, these were top twelve online stories that generated the most online traffic on KUAM.COM during '05.

The Most Popular Online Stories on KUAM.COM

  • KUAM.COM introducing new on-demand video podcasts

  • Dededo resident finds message in a bottle from California family

  • Troops celebrate return home at Ypao Beach family picnic

  • Guam EPA administrator Fred Castro dies

  • Piti mayor says he's fully empowered to pull over speeders

  • Superior Court Marshals help crack decade-old murder case

  • Slip of the tongue during session embarrasses Legislature

  • ESPN apologizes on KUAM Radio, removes offensive article from web site

  • 9-year-old escapes abduction

  • Shipmates says farewell to fallen USS San Francisco sailor Joseph Ashley

  • Police catch William San Nicolas in Mangilao jungles

  • Inbound Northwest Airlines flight from Japan makes sudden landing