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Jolene Toves

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Education

GDOE identifies Nov. 3 as make-up day for storm-related school closures

"Because November 3 is Election Day, instruction will be delivered through online learning or prepared learning packets. Schools that choose to use learning packets will prepare and distribute them to students by Friday, October 30, 2026. Parents and students will be informed in advance of the delivery method and the expectations for completing and submitting assignments," GDOE said.

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Guam Department of Education Tiyan Headquarters

Public Safety

UPDATE: GPD lifts stay-indoors advisory for Agana Heights, Sinajana

"GPD is no longer advising residents to remain indoors, and we apologize to anyone who was inconvenienced during this time. Anyone outdoors in the affected areas should still remain highly vigilant and stay alert to their surroundings. Public safety remains GPD's highest priority while tactical units conduct their investigations," Analista said.

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Guam Police Department patrol unit

Business & Technology

GVB reports uneven visitor recovery, outlines 10-year Japan tourism strategy

"What we really wanted to show you is fiscal year basis. Total visitors for the fiscal year, 687,706, down only 5% compared to last year and this is in light of a challenging year with three super typhoons, Sinlaku, Bavi, Champi, fewer airline seats, exchange rate making international travel more expensive and the Iran conflict and higher fuel surcharges resulting from that," Valencia said.

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Tourists Hagatna

Community

Sister Marian Therese Arroyo dies at 72

“On behalf of our entire Archdiocese of Agana, we send our love and prayers to the Sisters of Mercy, Monsignor Bibi and the rest of the Arroyo family,” Jimenez said. “We share in the tremendous sorrow they are feeling at this time.”

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Sister Marian Therese Arroyo