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Guam’s housing crisis is not just a supply issue — it’s a structural one. 

It’s taken grit, sacrifice and a few hundred thousand dollars, but Billyscott Bernardo’s dream of entrepreneurship has come full circle.

Guam welcomed several new additions to the business community in the form of restaurants, cafes, and supermarkets. 

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.