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University of Guam Master of Public Administration graduate students unveiled two policy proposals on May 23, that aim to tackle some of the island’s most urgent challenges: the housing crisis and gaps in workforce development. 

Guam Unique Merchandise and Arts hosted a graduation ceremony for 51 businesses that have completed the 16-week training and mentoring program. 

Hawaii-based companies have been awarded work in the Pacific islands as part of other contracts.  

Off the shores of Aimeliik, one of Palau’s northern states, a new conservation and tourism destination is now welcoming visitors. Ngerchebal Island officially opened May 9, the latest project launched through collaboration among local leaders, national agencies, and community partners.

The Guam Visitors Bureau board of directors approved $112,000 in sponsorships for three upcoming events at a roughly 30-minute board meeting held on May 22.
 

The first of eight long-awaited Bachelor Enlisted Quarters at Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz opened for accommodation on May 16, according to a release on May 19.