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Senators seek Section 30 Funds for Schools as Governor proposes GMHA, UOG spending
“As Health Committee Chairperson, I’ve consistently fought to give GMH the funding and resources it needs. In fact, as part of this Republican-led Legislature, we’ve advocated for and provided more than $100 million to GMH through appropriations and supplemental funding for operations and much-needed capital improvements. So, you know where my heart is when it comes to our hospital," Salas Matanane said.
By Jolene Toves ·
Special Session called, nearly $20M in Section 30 funds proposed for GMHA, UOG
"If procurement is delayed by even a few months, GMHA will potentially be forced past its contract expiration window without an operational EHR, resulting in catastrophic blackout of hospital billing and patient records," Aguon said.
By Jolene Toves ·
Won Pat says DPHSS wants several issues fixed before reinspection of Tiyan campus
"Tiyan High School's sanitary permit remains suspended until all cited violations are corrected. The department is working to address the outstanding items so that the permit can be reinstated as soon as possible," Borja said.
By Jolene Toves ·
GPA takes steps to offset rising fuel costs
"GPA will review the PUC’s recommendation once received and will continue to advocate for an approach that protects customers from sharp increases while recognizing the actual cost of fuel required to serve the island," GPA said in a release on Sunday.
By Jolene Toves ·
USDA estimates up to 50,000 feral pigs in Guam, says current trapping efforts fall short
"All of our pigs are diseased, and they have some fairly serious diseases Swine brucellosis, pseudorabies, leptospirosis, being the main ones," Richardson said.
By Jolene Toves ·
Archdiocese launches Diabetes Prevention Program with Community Health Workers
"This is a three-month weight loss program with components of social determinants and health activities delivered by CHWs. The program is aimed at helping participants lose weight and understand specific and relevant social determinants of health challenges," Diaz said
Inaugural GCC Nursing cohort earns perfect NCLEX Pass rate
“Every one of these graduates worked hard to reach this point, and their success speaks to the determination and the dedication of our Allied Health Program. Because of this, Guam now has 20 more individuals prepared to serve our community as Registered Nurses," Tudela said.
Complaint: Man charged with assault allegedly used 'brass knuckles'
The incident occurred on Sept. 9 in the "automotive parking lot" across the cafeteria. According to the complaint, Tristan Jerome Concepcion Quinata chased a 15-year-old student and allegedly struck him in the face with brass knuckles, causing him to lose his balance.
By Jolene Toves ·
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Twenty-two teams set for Mall Ball 3x3 summer circuit
Twenty-two middle school basketball teams will take the court in the Mall Ball 3x3 Summer Circuit Middle School Tournament beginning July 31.
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Three Guam jiu-jitsu athletes to compete in Japan
Three B!BA GUAM JIU-JITSU athletes have been selected to represent Guam at the Asian Sport Jiu-Jitsu Federation (ASJJF) Rolling Tour 7 (ART) in Nagoya, Japan on June 28.
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