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Change of Command planned for Joint Task Force-Micronesia

Leadership of 36th Wing, Joint Region Marianas, and the new Joint Task Force – Micronesia will change in May.
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Guam Guard: no change amidst SecDef cuts to officers

In a May 5 memo, U.S. Secretary of Defense Peter B. Hegseth called for the reduction of generals and flag officers of the U.S. military by as much as 20%.
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Trump appoints Senior Advisor Cameron as representative on NMI consultations

The "promising" consultations between the Northern Mariana Islands and the U.S. federal government will continue with Scott J. Cameron, senior advisor to the Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior, according to Gov. Arnold I. Palacios. The announcement comes as the NMI sees more businesses close their doors and more people losing their jobs.
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Demapan appointed deputy assistant secretary for Insular & International Affairs

Angel Demapan, former minority leader of the Northern Mariana Islands House of Representatives and chief of staff to Gov. Ralph DLG Torres, is the new deputy assistant secretary for Insular and International Affairs within the U.S. Department of Interior.
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Guam partially lifts poultry ban under strict rules

The Guam Department of Agriculture announced that the importation of day-old chicks from Hawaii is now allowed under strict biosecurity measures.
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Guam's farming industry generates $6.16M amid renewed agricultural interest

The number of farms in Guam is growing, alongside endeavors to further develop the farming industry.
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Palau invests more than $5 Million ahead of summer 2025 Pacific Mini Games

In the early morning hours, the pounding of hammers and the buzzing of saws mix with the sounds of cars driving past Palau High School’s Spiders Gym in Koror as Palau finalizes preparations to host what could be the largest Pacific Mini Games to date.
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Steering motorists to become better drivers, not just licensed ones

The demand for driver’s education in Guam is holding steady. A number of driving schools have sprung up on the island to meet that need. But teaching standards can vary and so can lessons and what they deliver as new drivers take to the roads.
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Collado fights for health and purpose beyond the cage

At age 29, Army veteran Warren Collado has climbed into the MMA ring. He’s a new fighter with a little over a year of training and two fights under his belt at 1-1. But he’s not just looking for wins in the ring — he’s hoping to inspire Pacific Islanders in the fight for health, both mental and physical.
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Change of Command planned for Joint Task Force-Micronesia > Read More

Guam Guard: no change amidst SecDef cuts to officers > Read More

Trump appoints Senior Advisor Cameron as representative on NMI consultations > Read More

Demapan appointed deputy assistant secretary for Insular & International Affairs > Read More

Guam partially lifts poultry ban under strict rules > Read More

Guam's farming industry generates $6.16M amid renewed agricultural interest > Read More

Palau invests more than $5 Million ahead of summer 2025 Pacific Mini Games > Read More

Steering motorists to become better drivers, not just licensed ones > Read More

Collado fights for health and purpose beyond the cage > Read More

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Demapan appointed deputy assistant secretary for Insular & International Affairs

Spring Farmers Market returns with local goods, live music—and chickens

The Spring Farmers Market is returning on Saturday, May 10, with fresh produce, handmade crafts, live entertainment—and a chicken show.

Guam partially lifts poultry ban under strict rules

The Guam Department of Agriculture announced that the importation of day-old chicks from Hawaii is now allowed under strict biosecurity measures.

The Funtastic Park, Island King Imports struggle as visitor numbers fall and costs rise

Like other islands in the region, Guam continues to experience flat economic activity, driven by a sluggish tourism market recovery and rising costs in recent years.

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Guam's farming industry generates $6.16M amid renewed agricultural interest

The number of farms in Guam is growing, alongside endeavors to further develop the farming industry.

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Historic hotnu rebuilt to preserve CHamoru traditions

Spring Farmers Market returns with local goods, live music—and chickens

Guam partially lifts poultry ban under strict rules

Marshalls Energy Co. to receive millions in international funding to revamp Majuro's power grid

NMI Judiciary faces challenges in resources, retention, and homegrown lawyers

Guam's farming industry generates $6.16M amid renewed agricultural interest

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Steering motorists to become better drivers, not just licensed ones

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Change of Command planned for Joint Task Force-Micronesia

Guam Guard: no change amidst SecDef cuts to officers

Historic hotnu rebuilt to preserve CHamoru traditions

Demapan appointed deputy assistant secretary for Insular & International Affairs

Spring Farmers Market returns with local goods, live music—and chickens

Guam partially lifts poultry ban under strict rules

The Funtastic Park, Island King Imports struggle as visitor numbers fall and costs rise

Life at the Top

Guam's farming industry generates $6.16M amid renewed agricultural interest

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