Traffic has already increased on Guam with the closure of the island’s detested roadblocks. Where are all those vehicles going? When people are desperate to feed their families, there is little they will not do to raise cash....
Read MoreNothing will stop a good story getting out. Or a determined source. It is not unknown for people to drop off envelopes at our office, pointing us at a story. Or drop off a brown box filled with copies of legal documents. (This...
Read MoreBY DAVID E. SILVA Usually, after a bad typhoon I am asked to contribute to articles about how the typhoon impacted the insurance industry and what to expect moving forward. And although the power is not out, trees...
Read MoreBY FRANK J. CAMPILLO Guam was trending quite well and anticipated a robust economic year with the opening of a new hotel, the expansion of our airport and the influx of military projects related to the relocation of the...
Read MoreEditor’s Note: Donald A. Farrell arrived in Guam in 1977 and taught at Inarajan Junior High and John F. Kennedy High School. In 1980, he became public relations officer for the Guam Legislature and from 1982 to 1986 was the...
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