Joeten Motors donated a 2027 Kia Seltos LX FWD, valued at $39,995 as a hole-in-one sponsor to the Saipan Chamber of Commerce in support of the SCC 17th Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament. Other hole-in-one sponsors include Marianas Pacific Distributors Inc., Triple J Saipan Inc., Island Training Solutions, Atkins Kroll Inc., AP Group LLC, TurnKey Solutions, and Hafa Adai Rent-a-Car.
Photo Courtesy of the Saipan Chamber of Commerce
Sailors assigned to the USS George Washington participated in beach and roadside cleanups during the carrier’s scheduled port visit.
Photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Jasmine Hicks
Marines assigned to Marine Corps Camp Blaz connected with Guam’s elderly residents at the Astumbo Community center. Marines also assisted elderly residents at Don Don Donki and the Macheche Senior Center.
U.S Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Brayden Daniel
The SKÅL Club of Guam awarded a scholarship of $1,000 to Asshenti Borja, Commis Chef 2 at the Dusit Thani Guam Resort and culinary arts student at Guam Community College. Warline Sanchez, Dusit Club Officer at the Dusit Beach Resort Guam and tourism and travel management student at GCC, was also awarded a SKÅL Guam Scholarship of $1,000.
(From left) James S. Herbert III, general manager, Triple J Five Star Wholesale Foods Inc., member at large, SKÅL ; Chalong Sakkapalangkul, chef, Dusit Thani Guam Resort; Lee P. Webber, president, Managed Development Associates, vice president; Ernie Galito, director of business development and sustainability, Atkins Kroll Inc., president; Jerold W. Filush, certified public accountant, treasurer, all three with SKÅL; Asshenti Borja, scholarship recipient; Philippe Piel, chef, Dusit Thani Guam Resort; Darlene Batac, training manager, Dusit Thani Guam Resort; Christian Panganiban, chef, Dusit Thani Guam Resort; Carol Cruz, assistant professor, GCC, director of marketing/projects; and Kishore Sathar, general manager, Dusit Beach Resort Guam, secretary, SKÅL. Photo courtesy of SKÅL Guam
Guam Summer Youth Employment Program interns at the Yigo Mayor’s Office hosted a “Pack” to School Elementary Donation Drive” from July 15 to July 22. Donations were distributed to Harvest House, Guma Mina’ase, and other non-profits.
The Hafaloha Concert Series donated a portion of the proceeds, $1 per ticket, from Hafaloha Concert Series Part 6 Josh Tatofi ticket sales to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. mbj
