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Jolene Toves

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Education

UOG launches program awarding college credit for work and life experience

"By recognizing prior learning, the program reduces barriers that often prevent working adults from returning to school, helping participants save time and tuition costs while accelerating progress toward an undergraduate degree. At the same time, students engage in a rigorous academic process that validates and strengthens their existing knowledge through faculty evaluation and reflection," UOG said.

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University of Guam

Community

GMIF returns in October to celebrate the cultural diversity of Micronesia

“We invite the entire community to walk through the fair and hear different languages, see traditional performances, taste foods from our neighboring islands and meet the people who keep these traditions going. It’s a wonderful reminder of how much we have in common, and an opportunity to celebrate each island’s story,” GVB President and CEO Regine Biscoe Lee said.

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GMIF set for October

Local

NWS Guam keeps eye on Tropical Storm Saudel

National Weather Service Guam is keeping a close eye on Tropical Storm Saudel as it moves northwest toward far northern Marianas according to a report at around 1 a.m., Friday. At 1 a.m., the storm was located 345 miles east of Guam…

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TS Saudel

Business & Technology

More than 40 vendors connect through PHARE

"And so, really, for our industry ... tourism, and all of our network of professionals that really are in the hospitality industry it's really important that we continue to bring events like this, so that we can introduce new content, and even some introducing new products that guests might be looking for in their future," Rhodes said.

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PHARE Day 1

Education

UOG: Enriquez’s performance evaluation deemed ‘better than satisfactory’

"The Board’s evaluation reflects its confidence in President Enriquez’s leadership and the direction of the University,” Chair Mike Naholowaa said. “UOG has continued to strengthen its academic programs, research enterprise, and service to our island and region. We appreciate President Enriquez’s commitment to leading the University through this important period of growth.”

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Anita Borja Enriquez

Government & Politics

GEC certifies Primary Election results after Saturday recount

The results of the recount affirmed Democrat candidates Terlaje, Therese-Perez, Sabina advance to the General having garnered 6,446 votes over Tenorio, Joshua-Muna Barnes, Tina who received 5,994 votes and San Agustin, Joe-San Nicolas, Dwayne who garnered 1,050. On the republican side, Ada, Tony -Calvo, Edward advance with 5,179 ahead of Blas, Frank Jr.-Okada, Mary's 3,367.

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Gubernatorial Primary results

Education

Borja, Lujan ask Navy and National Guard for help at Southern High

"This is not the time for everyone to point fingers while students are sitting at home," Borja said. "There are contracts, responsibilities, legal questions and maintenance obligations that have to be sorted out, and they will be. But while that process takes place, we need everyone focused on the same objective: getting these schools open as quickly and safely as possible."

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Sens. ask Navy, Guam National Guard for assistance

Community

82nd Liberation Queen to have float in next year's parade

Mayor Terlaje highlighted that in recent years there has been "little to no participation." "And so, this is where these proposals came into play was because of the little to no participation," he said. "However, if we are going to move forward with the 83rd Liberation pageant, ... then I am going to request that the mayors from each village have a representative and candidate to participate in the 83rd Liberation."

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MCOG August 12 meeting