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The lack of certain professionals in the government of Guam — from public safety officers and nurses to attorneys, teachers, and even community planners — is a long-standing issue that has had real consequences.

The Marshall Islands Towing and Salvage Co., a subsidiary of Pacific International Inc., deployed its tug LT-804 on Jan. 22 to assist the container ship Maersk Saltoro, which was adrift approximately 550 miles west of Pohnpei due to main engine issues while en route to China. Before rendering assistance, LT-804 stopped in Kosrae to pick up four technicians.

If there’s one thing that can make the whole team quiver — from managers to the lowest employee on the ladder — it’s performance reviews. 

 

The Guam Visitors Bureau’s board of directors convened on Feb. 6 for a special meeting  that went into executive session for over two hours. 

The U.S. Government Accountability Office has rejected a protest on a significant Guam infrastructure repair project, damaged during Typhoon Mawar, now allowing work to proceed.