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Education

Community Archaeology Day set for Friday at UOG

“During the month of October many organizations across the country observe Archaeology Month to promote public awareness, education, and preservation of archaeological and cultural heritage and we encourage our island community to join us in celebrating this important piece of our history at the Guam Community Archaeology Day event,” Interim Chief Program Officer for the Guam Preservation Trust Andrew Tenorio said.

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Guam Preservation Trust Archeology Day flyer

Education

Borja: 2026 Educator Pay Plan marks step toward higher Teacher pay

"Teachers should not become a priority only during an election year," Borja said. "They serve our children every year, and their compensation should reflect a consistent commitment from their government. I welcome the Administration's action, but our educators deserve a system they can rely on beyond the next election."

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Guam Department of Education exteriors

Government & Politics

Special Session on Governor's Bill 1 recessed to Monday as lawmakers await officials off island

"The DOA Director is returning tonight, pending any flight delays. The BBMR Director is unconfirmed, tentative return is Friday, traveling I believe with the Governor. The impacted leadership GMHA Administrator is also returning tonight pending any additional flight delays. The UOG Sea Grant head is on island if anyone wants to proceed," Duenas said.

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RECESS: Guam Legislature recesses 11th Special Session on Bill 1 (11-S) to Oct. 5.

Environment

GBB outlines timeline to end Ordot Dump Receivership

"Depending upon when we get USEPA's comments back on that technical memorandum, we plan on submitting and anticipate ... the second or third week of October, pending my internal review of that letter, making sure that it's got everything it needs to be in there to be submitted."

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Guam Solid Waste Authority Board meeting Sept. 29.

Business & Technology

GVB promotes Guam at Tourism EXPO Japan 2026

“With over 235,000 visitors so far in FY26, Japan remains an important market for Guam. Tourism EXPO Japan provides an invaluable opportunity to meet directly with our industry partners, tell our story, and listen to what travelers and the trade are looking for,” Régine Biscoe Lee, GVB president & CEO said.

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TOURISM: The Guam Visitors Bureau will wrap up their efforts to strengthen relationships with Japanese travel partners at the Tourism Expo Japan 2026 held at Tokyo Big Sight, according to a release.

Education

GTA recognizes five Guam students as Youth Leaders

The students recognized through the GTA Youth Leader Program are Nehal Kodiyamplakkal, a junior from Harvest Christian Academy, Makoa Kahele, senior, Father Denuas Memorial School, Clara Kim, junior, St. John's School, Kyria Lim, senior, Tiyan High School,

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GTA Youth Leaders for SY 2026-2027: Kyria Lim, Nehal Kodiyamplakkal , Clara Kim, Makoa Kahele, and Alwyn Lin

Education

Parents, Students raise concerns over double sessions, busing

"What they are doing right now at this hour really is to do a time run because we are looking at after 5 o'clock. So, they're still doing that run. The acting Director told me that by tomorrow morning she'll give the busing. Tomorrow morning and then we'll put out a presser to let all the media outlets know," Won Pat said.

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FRUSTRATION: Parents and students share frustrations, concerns and seek answers to double session plans.
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