Low hanging fruit Opinion: Editorial Posted on: May 31, 2024 Share this News Low hanging fruit There’s a saying that it’s easier to gather “low-hanging fruit,” which in its literal sense is true. It’s a saying that all businesspeople understand.
When all else fails Opinion: Editorial Posted on: May 06, 2024 Share this News When all else fails As any leader knows — whether they are in politics or business or indeed the armed forces — when crisis looms and all other solutions are impossible, what remains is the only possible scenario.
Letter to the Editor: Star Marianas Air Inc. (April 2024) Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Apr 08, 2024 Share this News Letter to the Editor: Star Marianas Air Inc. (April 2024) The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands is at a critical juncture, with the urgent task of revitalizing its economy through enhanced investment, tourism, and business development.
Partners to progress Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Apr 08, 2024 Share this News Partners to progress The airports in Guam and Saipan in the Northern Mariana Islands are one of the essential portals to the islands.
Raising the bar Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Mar 04, 2024 Share this News Raising the bar The timing of “last call” — the exact hour at which alcohol ceases to be served — varies across the U.S. mainland, with some states deciding their entertainment facilities may stay open until 5 a.m.
Sharing the road Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Feb 05, 2024 Share this News Sharing the road Cycling in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands has become not only a popular sport, but a draw for tourists.
Guam's prison crisis Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Jan 08, 2024 Share this News Guam's prison crisis In 1968, Guam enacted Public Law 9-208, initiating the Department of Corrections to manage the Guam Penitentiary.Today, the Mangilao facility, originally designed for 300, faces an overcrowded population exceeding 800.
Throwing stones Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Dec 04, 2023 Share this News Throwing stones When the Journal was launched in 2003, one of its first stories that year was about the potential site for a new Guam Memorial Hospital, and the earthquake fault at that location.
Winds of change Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Nov 06, 2023 Share this News Winds of change In our coverage of the latest developments, the stories in this paper cover a variety of updates on industry sectors, and the latest developments.
Eating up licenses Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Oct 02, 2023 Share this News Eating up licenses According to Journal files, there were more than 3,600 business licenses filed in Guam as of the beginning of 2023. Melanie Mendiola, CEO and administrator at the Guam Economic Development Authority; told Guam Chamber of Commerce members on Sept. 27 at the Hilton Guam Resort & Spa that GEDA estimates there are 2,500 small business licensed in the island.