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A taste of France in the heart of Tumon meets demand for food and diversion

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A taste of France in the heart of Tumon meets demand for food and diversion

News: Guam
Posted on: Jun 12, 2023
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A taste of France in the heart of Tumon meets demand for food and diversion

Love Crêpes, a Parisian style café with secret family recipes, opened its doors at The Plaza Shopping Center in April.

Local clothing and Jibbitz store develops following on and off-island

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Local clothing and Jibbitz store develops following on and off-island

News: Guam
Posted on: Jun 12, 2023
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Local clothing and Jibbitz store develops following on and off-island

Two years since its opening, Drip Served Daily, a clothing and accessory shop located at the Agaña Shopping Center’s Marketplace, has gained local recognition.

Hotels hiatus: venues say too soon for numbers

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Hotels hiatus: venues say too soon for numbers

News: Guam
Posted on: Jun 12, 2023
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Hotels hiatus: venues say too soon for numbers

As hotels in Guam assess damages endured during Super Typhoon Mawar, a little more than two weeks from its passing, some say it’s too soon to know estimates on damage and repair costs.

Building back: typhoon assessments and repairs begin

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Building back: typhoon assessments and repairs begin

News: Guam
Posted on: Jun 12, 2023
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Building back: typhoon assessments and repairs begin

Following one of the biggest typhoons to hit Guam in two decades, various businesses were severely damaged by Typhoon Mawar, but recovery efforts are ongoing to bring back what was damaged.

GWA update, Port Authority open this weekend and more post-typhoon information

News: Guam
Posted on: Jun 10, 2023
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GWA update, Port Authority open this weekend and more post-typhoon information

Two more water wells are back online, bringing the total number of operational wells to 88, as of 8 p.m. June 9.

POST-MAWAR UPDATE: Banks advised to offer some client relief; Jeju Air resumes flights

News: Guam, Northern Mariana Islands
Posted on: Jun 09, 2023
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POST-MAWAR UPDATE: Banks advised to offer some client relief; Jeju Air resumes flights

FDIC told regional banks to consider client relief

GDOL asks businesses to submit data for unemployment help

News: Guam
Posted on: Jun 06, 2023
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GDOL asks businesses to submit data for unemployment help

Guam Department of Labor officials are collecting data from businesses to help secure funding for Disaster Unemployment Assistance. GDOL officials are asking businesses affected by Typhoon Mawar to submit staffing- and employment-related information, according to a press release.

POST MAWAR UPDATE: GWA, GPA & other GovGuam news

News: Guam, Northern Mariana Islands
Posted on: Jun 06, 2023
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POST MAWAR UPDATE: GWA, GPA & other GovGuam news

Guam Waterworks Authority crews have brought 87 water wells, which accounts for 73%, online, according to General Manager Miguel Bordallo. The update was released 6 p.m. June 6. Of that 87, 41 are on island power, and 46 operating on generators.

POST-MAWAR UPDATES FOR GUAM, ROTA: GPA warns of power fluctuation and more

News: Guam, Northern Mariana Islands
Posted on: Jun 05, 2023
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POST-MAWAR UPDATES FOR GUAM, ROTA: GPA warns of power fluctuation and more

The Guam Power Authority warns customers that during restoration and recovery the Island-Wide Power System may be unstable, with fluctuating voltages, power interruptions and intermittencies occurring. Once full restoration is complete, the system will stabilize and less power interruptions will occur, GPA said.

Governor declares state of emergency for water supply shortage; Guamanians can expect more rain, winds even as work to clear debris and restore utilities continue

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Governor declares state of emergency for water supply shortage; Guamanians can expect more rain, winds even as work to clear debris and restore utilities continue

News: Guam
Posted on: Jun 03, 2023
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Governor declares state of emergency for water supply shortage; Guamanians can expect more rain, winds even as work to clear debris and restore utilities continue

Guam is now under a state of emergency due to the water supply shortage even as more rain is expected by a nearby tropical disturbance.

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