Step up Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Jan 02, 2023 Share this News Step up Given the entrepreneurial environment of Guam, there is always a business opening somewhere, whether it’s a new development with tenants, a standalone restaurant or retail offering, or a new service-oriented business.
. Island residents speak to perceptions of government corruption in the Pacific News: Marshall Islands, Palau Posted on: Jan 02, 2023 Share this News Island residents speak to perceptions of government corruption in the Pacific MAJURO, Marshall Islands — The Marshall Islands and Palau feature in a new report, “Perceptions of Corruption in Seven Small Pacific Island Countries, issued by Transparency International in the middle of December. It is one of the first corruption reviews by Transparency International in these two U.S.-affiliated Pacific Islands as well as the other five surveyed: Tuvalu, Niue, Tokelau (a territory of New Zealand), the Cook Islands and Nauru.
Painting doors, planning for 2023 and the perils of potholes Opinion: Plain English Posted on: Jan 02, 2023 Share this News Painting doors, planning for 2023 and the perils of potholes All good things come to those who wait, and so finally the Maratita house has a new front door as we head into 2023. I hope it’s a great omen, or maybe positive Feng Shui. The color is an earth brown exterior.
. Aid on the menu: group seeks recovery help News: Guam Posted on: Jan 02, 2023 Share this News Aid on the menu: group seeks recovery help COVID-19 hit restaurants hard in Guam through 2020 and 2021, whether through Government of Guam COVID guidelines or a lack of foot traffic.
. One step forward: permitting and licensing still a work in progress News: Guam Posted on: Jan 02, 2023 Share this News One step forward: permitting and licensing still a work in progress Delays in processing building permits and business licenses in Guam have been a huge source of frustration.
Palau Destiny Partners breaks ground on first post-COVID-19 project in Palau News: Palau Posted on: Dec 08, 2022 Share this News Palau Destiny Partners breaks ground on first post-COVID-19 project in Palau BY OYAOL NGIRAIRIKL Journal staff The Palau Mangrove Resort is the first hotel, or business, to break ground as Palau works to begin its post-COVID-19 economic recovery. “The groundbreaking of the Palau Mangrove Hotel...
DARPA, drinking games and doing Christmas shopping for one and all Opinion: Plain English Posted on: Dec 05, 2022 Share this News DARPA, drinking games and doing Christmas shopping for one and all We are great at listening at the Journal, but maybe the below will sort out what we can and can’t do to help you.
Looking forward Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Dec 05, 2022 Share this News Looking forward This issue of the Journal features businesses who are taking advantage of opportunities in our region to develop and maintain products and services that are new to the islands. What they have done is taken our situation as we...
. Data Bank – December 5, 2022 Department: Data Bank Data Bank: Building Permits Posted on: Dec 05, 2022 Share this News Data Bank – December 5, 2022
. Corporate Giving – December 5, 2022 Department: Corporate Giving Posted on: Dec 05, 2022 Share this News Corporate Giving – December 5, 2022 Sentry Hospitality Corp. donated $14,480 to the United Service Organizations in Guam as proceeds from the iCare4 Wine Dinner held at the Capitol Kitchen in aid of the USO. Mobil Oil Guam Inc. donated $2,500 to help support The...