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Partners to clear damaged vessels from Smiling Cove

Local and federal partners will begin work June 1 to clear damaged vessels from Smiling Cove, which is near to American the Memorial Park in Garapan.
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United Airlines pushes back Saipan-Narita flight again

United Airlines has revised its planned service resumption on Saipan – Tokyo Narita route, due to impact from Typhoon Sinlaku in April.
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Tourism agencies aim to promote Marianas Islands

Both the Guam Visitors Bureau and the Marianas Visitors Authority will be promoting their charms later this year at the annual Japan Association of Travel Agents Tourism Expo from Sept. 24 to Sept. 27 at the Tokyo Big Sight convention center.
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Military exercises no longer an economic certainty

The days of hundreds of military personnel enjoying Guam’s attractions because of military exercises may be over for the foreseeable future.
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Airlines revise Guam and Saipan flight schedules through fall

Due to post Typhoon Sinlaku and other aviation industry issues, airline routes for the Mariana Islands plan various changes.
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Multiple companies eye deep sea mining licenses

According to the U.S. Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Energy Management, a company can’t apply for a deep-sea mining license because it thinks such mining will be lucrative or attract investors.
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GVB outlines tourism recovery plans amid fluctuating arrivals

The Guam Visitors Bureau outlined a volatile trajectory for the island's tourism economy during its quarterly membership meeting at the Dusit Thani Guam Resort, highlighting a sharp 28% drop in April arrivals following a 9.9% surge in March.
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Your governments at work: the latest news of funding and plans at the federal and local level for the islands

Federal agencies and lawmakers are directing millions of dollars to water safety, transportation, and transit projects across Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands.
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Guam to get fourth Coast Guard cutter of five to be homeported in the island

The newest Fast Response Cutter, the Vincent Danz will join the Myrtle Hazard, the Oliver Henry, and the Frederick Hatch as part of U.S. Coast Guard Forces Micronesia/Sector Guam.
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Palau moves into implementation phase on long-awaited hospital relocation

KOROR, Palau — More than three decades after it was built, Palau’s only hospital is firmly on a path toward replacement. President Surangel S. Whipps Jr. convened the first meeting of the Belau National Hospital Relocation Steering Committee on May 14, marking the start of what officials are calling the implementation phase of a project that many say is long overdue.
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Opinions vary at UOG economic growth panel at MPA event; No bids out yet for Chamorro Village upgrade

Lt. Governor Joshua F. Tenorio kicked off the morning at the Master of Public Administration Class’s morning conference on May 9.
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Partners to clear damaged vessels from Smiling Cove > Read More

United Airlines pushes back Saipan-Narita flight again > Read More

Tourism agencies aim to promote Marianas Islands > Read More

Military exercises no longer an economic certainty > Read More

Airlines revise Guam and Saipan flight schedules through fall > Read More

Multiple companies eye deep sea mining licenses > Read More

GVB outlines tourism recovery plans amid fluctuating arrivals > Read More

Your governments at work: the latest news of funding and plans at the federal and local level for the islands > Read More

Guam to get fourth Coast Guard cutter of five to be homeported in the island > Read More

Palau moves into implementation phase on long-awaited hospital relocation > Read More

Opinions vary at UOG economic growth panel at MPA event; No bids out yet for Chamorro Village upgrade > Read More

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United Airlines pushes back Saipan-Narita flight again

United Airlines has revised its planned service resumption on Saipan – Tokyo Narita route, due to impact from Typhoon Sinlaku in April.

Tourism agencies aim to promote Marianas Islands

Military exercises no longer an economic certainty

The days of hundreds of military personnel enjoying Guam’s attractions because of military exercises may be over for the foreseeable future.

Airlines revise Guam and Saipan flight schedules through fall

Due to post Typhoon Sinlaku and other aviation industry issues, airline routes for the Mariana Islands plan various changes.

Multiple companies eye deep sea mining licenses

GVB outlines tourism recovery plans amid fluctuating arrivals

Your governments at work: the latest news of funding and plans at the federal and local level for the islands

Federal agencies and lawmakers are directing millions of dollars to water safety, transportation, and transit projects across Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands.

Guam to get fourth Coast Guard cutter of five to be homeported in the island

The newest Fast Response Cutter, the Vincent Danz will join the Myrtle Hazard, the Oliver Henry, and the Frederick Hatch as part of U.S. Coast Guard Forces Micronesia/Sector Guam.

Final sentences confirmed for businesspeople and co-conspirators in Shriners bingo case

The final defendants were sentenced for their roles in conspiring to defraud the Aloha Shriners of the proceeds of an illegal gambling operation involving the Guam Shrine Club and its Hafa Adai Bingo parlor in Tamuning, according to a May 21 release from the Office of the U.S. Attorney for Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands.

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United Airlines pushes back Saipan-Narita flight again

Tourism agencies aim to promote Marianas Islands

Military exercises no longer an economic certainty

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Multiple companies eye deep sea mining licenses

GVB outlines tourism recovery plans amid fluctuating arrivals

Your governments at work: the latest news of funding and plans at the federal and local level for the islands

Guam to get fourth Coast Guard cutter of five to be homeported in the island

Final sentences confirmed for businesspeople and co-conspirators in Shriners bingo case

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United Airlines pushes back Saipan-Narita flight again

Tourism agencies aim to promote Marianas Islands

Military exercises no longer an economic certainty

Airlines revise Guam and Saipan flight schedules through fall

Multiple companies eye deep sea mining licenses

GVB outlines tourism recovery plans amid fluctuating arrivals

Your governments at work: the latest news of funding and plans at the federal and local level for the islands

Guam to get fourth Coast Guard cutter of five to be homeported in the island

Final sentences confirmed for businesspeople and co-conspirators in Shriners bingo case

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