
Guam delegate on recovery federal recovery aid
Congressman James Moylan is back on island, extending his hand in the recovery efforts of Typhoon Mawar and working on getting assistance from U.S. government. Since arriving on Guam Wednesday evening, Moylan said that his office has been actively looking

Power bills to decrease with big drop in fuel surcharge
While many residents are still waiting to get their power back, the Guam Power Authority has some good news once service is restored. The fuel surcharge known as the LEAC has been reduced effective June 1. It means an estimat ed 21 percent savings, or abo

Animal shelter operations limited due to typhoon damage
Operations are limited at the island’s only animal shelter in the aftermath of Typhoon Mawar as they wait for power and water to be fully restored. Guam Animals in Need executive director Allison Hadley said they are currently unable to accept stray

Baldyga Group companies offer relaxing relief after typhoon
It’s the recovery time for businesses under the Baldyga Group umbrella. Unfortunately, the Beach Bar, Tao Tao Tasi, and Karera suffered damages from the typhoon, pushing lined-up events back until June. But despite this, this island business is eage