Justice delayed as Guam is excluded from Radiation Exposure Compensation Act expansion
From 1946 to 1958, the U.S. detonated 67 nuclear devices in the Marshall Islands. Though over 1,000 miles away, the fallout from these experiments reached Guam, contaminating food and water supplies, livestock, and the air. Despite early detection by Lt.
“Peace, let it begin with me”: Honoring lives lost at Tinta and Faha
Since she was seven, Malesso resident Jacqueline Hale has made the trek with her grandmother to the Tinta Cave, the same path her grandfather, Ramon Garrido, once walked during the Japanese occupation of Guam. He was among those considered to be the most
Large-scale Air Force exercise with aircraft mobilized
A massive military mobilization is underway across the Pacific and Guam is front and center. We’re sure many of you have been hearing the loud plane sounds over the past few days. According to the Andersen Air Force Base website, Resolute Force Paci
81st Guam Liberation Dinanña’ Chamoru Festival will be held at at the Chamorro Village Huts
The Mayors’ Council of Guam is pleased to announce the upcoming 81st Guam Liberation Dinanña’ Chamoru Festival, to be held at the Chamorro Village Huts in Hagåtña. This annual celebration honors Guam’s liberation and
