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Preba Hao 12 highlights	Coverage of the premiere proving grounds for Guam's MMA fighters.   (Read more...)	20.4 MB
Head of the Class: FDMS	Meet the top students for the Class of 2008, starting with the Friars of Father Duenas Memorial School.   (Read more...)	6 MB
Geckos stomp on Panthers' title hopes	It was a heartbreak night for the Guam High Panthers at the University of Guam Fieldhouse as their quest for the title was quickly devastated by the GW Geckos in straight sets.   (Read more...)	17.5 MB
John McCain thanks Guam for support	John Sidney McCain III (born August 29, 1936) is the senior United States Senator from Arizona and presumptive Republican Party nominee for President of the United States in the upcoming 2008 election.   (Read more...)	7.3 MB
New GEC director talks about vision	The newly-selected executive director of the Guam Election Commission is ready for the challenges ahead. Current Mayor's Council of Guam executive director John Blas was appointed to fill the vacancy left by former director Gerry Taitano. Blas says he's looking forward to his new role and will ensure the commission is ready for this year's election.   (Read more...)	47.2 MB
It's Sharks vs. Royals for soccer title	Jerome gives you a preview of this weekend's championship pitting the upstart Sanchez High Sharks against the 3-time defending champion Notre Dame Royals.   (Read more...)	13.5 MB
Preba Hao 12 weigh-in highlights	The combatants for the next installment of Guam's premiere MMA proving ground face-off in the weigh-ins.   (Read more...)	16.7 MB
Pangelinan pushing for garnishment rollback	Senator Ben Pangelinan is hoping the Department of Revenue & Taxation will reconsider its decision to garnish Economic Stimulus Tax rebates of eligible Guam taxpayers. In a letter to agency director Art Ilagan, the lawmaker contends the policy is unfair and unreasonable. Currently Rev & Tax is withholding the rebates for those individuals who owe child support, taxes, and other debts to the government.   (Read more...)	8.3 MB
Task force heading down to Oceanview	After their inspection at Benavente Middle School in Dededo, the Guam Public School System's Health and Safety Task Force will head south to conduct an inspection of Oceanview Middle School. The Agat campus has been without a gym for the last seven years after it was condemned.   (Read more...)	7.5 MB
Projections for Guam's real estate market	John Davis with a KUAM.com websclusive interview with Nick Captain of The Captain Company.   (Read more...)	54 MB
Hot Import Nights returns to Guam	Hot Import Nights (HIN) is celebrating its tenth anniversary as the largest touring car show in the United States. But what's it really all about? Revolution Productions Nate Denight told KUAM News, "HIN is basically an import car show, but it embodies the whole kind of youth culture. There's cars, there's models, there's hip-hop music, all different kinds of things that make HIN the biggest car show in the world."   (Read more...)	6.6 MB
USEPA evaluating Guam EPA's work	Representatives from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency are on island to assess the various programs at Guam EPA. Michael Wolfram says they were able to meet with the agency's program managers to discuss the challenges with an expected increase in workload associated with the military buildup.   (Read more...)	12.2 MB
Sgambelluri details strategy to turn public education around	With the selection of Giovanni "Bunny" Sgambelluri is now faced with a significant challenge - to turn the Guam Public School System around and on the road to progress. With 24 years of management experience in the private sector, along with a background in finance as the former director Bureau of Budget Management & Research, Sgambelluri believes he's the right man for the job.   (Read more...)	14.1 MB
Our Heritage in the Pacific - The Continental Air Micronesia Story	Courtesy of Continental Airlines, take a look back at the first 40 years of this giant's history in the Pacific region.   (Read more...)	36 MB
Inside your tax rebates	Clynt Ridgell as a KUAM.com websclusive interview with the Department of Revenue & Taxation.   (Read more...)	17.9 MB
Bice on prepping Guam for military migration	Clynt Ridgell as a KUAM.com websclusive interview with the David Bice of the Joint Guam Program Office.   (Read more...)	8.1 MB
Bunny Sgambelluri selected as new superintendent	After a lengthy executive session in which members deliberated feverishly about the future sustainability of local public education, the Guam Education Policy Board gathered and made a motion to select Bunny Sgambelluri as the newest superintendent of the Guam Public School System. The meeting, held tonight at the Chief Brodie Elementary School in Upper Tumon, sought to fill the position vacated with the termination of Luis Reyes on March 26.   (Read more...)	10.4 MB
GPSS scrounging for cash to pay vendors	The Guam Public School System is scrambling around to find ways to pay its contractors providing services to the schools. Advance Management has had to lay off 31 employees because GPSS failed to pay them for cleaning the four fully-outsourced schools as of last Friday. According to interim chief financial officer Wilfred Aflague, GPSS has yet to receive feedback from the Guam Legislature on their recent submittal of the supplemental budget.   (Read more...)	10.6 MB
Preview Preba Hao 12 fight card	Jerome runs down a huge night of fights at Guam's premiere MMA proving grounds.   (Read more...)	8.4 MB
Gymastics competition this weekend	Tumble, flip and fly at a floor exercise compeittion this weekend.   (Read more...)	5.2 MB
Cop involved in Garcia shooting awarded Medal of Valor	While family members of Rey Garcia, the man who was shot multiple times and killed by police, await the completion of an investigation into the tragic shooting, today the Guam Police awarded the second-highest award for bravery to an officer involved in the shooting. And curiously, GPD isn't releasing many details about the Medal of Valor award.   (Read more...)	20.4 MB
Relay for Life chairperson talks about event	KUAM.com Websclusive interview with Relay for Life chairperson Glenda Pangelinan.   (Read more...)	36.3 MB
Cruz plans to get to the bottom of funding confusion	The Department of Mental Health's director, Dr. Andrea Leitheiser, is schedule to sit on the hot seat today. One person that plans to take her to task is Senator B.J. Cruz, who says he's not only disappointed, but he's angry at what he says were misleading statements made to him by the director about the funding for the I' Famaguonta organization.   (Read more...)	7.8 MB
GovGuam owes more than $6.3M for fire hydrants	Earlier this week the Office of the Public Auditor released a report on the finances of the Guam Waterworks Authority. A portion of that report detailed how $6.3 million dollars is owed in fire hydrant receivables and how the Government of Guam is actually tasked with paying for those services. According to GWA interim general manager John Benavente, an inventory and repair of fire hydrants is being conducted before they make a decision to actually start billing on them.   (Read more...)	11.2 MB
Veterans given forum to voice opinions on issues	Veterans will have an outlet to express their concerns and suggest improvements for local services today Senator B.J. Cruz (D) is holding an open meeting to discuss veteran-related issues as well as a resolution he's introduced to Congress to support benefits for veterans with disabilities. "There's also some issues the veterans have about one whether or not we're going to have an office here that's federally run and supportive of their needs and trying to find out what's going to happen with either a veterans clinic or veterans hospital," the senator explained   (Read more...)	4.7 MB
Bill would greatly help AG's Office	If Bill 292 passes legislative muster it could send some help to the Attorney General's Office. The Legislature would waive Guam Bar Association requirements for off-island attorneys to work at the Department of Law. Senator Frank Ishizaki (R), who authored the measure, said, "They have a serious problem with attracting attorneys working for them...it seems like a place where attorneys start off and they get stolen by the rest of the community. It would be nice to get qualified competent experienced attorneys, and not necessarily worry about whether they pass the Guam Bar or not.   (Read more...)	10.8 MB
Mark Erwin on Continental's 40th birthday	The president and CEO of Continental Micronesia talks about four decades of serving Guam and the region.   (Read more...)	19.2 MB
Former sailor takes appeal to Guam's high court	A former Navy sailor who was convicted on several counts of criminal sexual conduct, and aggravated assault has asked the Supreme Court of Guam to review his conviction and sentence, as justices heard the appeal of Doyle Lamont Perry this morning. Perry is currently serving a 51-year sentence following his conviction of sexually assaulting a woman at Adelup last May.   (Read more...)	16.2 MB
GPA may pull the plug...entirely	Daily disconnections of village streetlights continued today. Joining residents in the dark in the villages of Dededo, Agana Heights and Umatac, residents in Tamuning, Yigo and Agat had their lights turned off due to non-payment of the public sector's past-due debt. But while only certain streetlights are supposed to disconnected because of arrears, the word from the Department of Public Works is that the Guam Power Authority may have to pull the plug on every single streetlight on island.   (Read more...)	16.2 MB
Be sun smart to help prevent skin cancer	While most of us want to enjoy our sunny weekends and afternoons by going to the beach or even taking part in outdoor physical activities, often times it's easy to forget to protect our skin from the sun. If you aren't cautious about it, you may get skin cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, this type of cancer is the most common of all cancers, accounting for nearly half of all cancers in the United States.   (Read more...)	17.7 MB
Ishizaki drafts "hybrid school board" bill	It appears there's another attempt to give the governor more power over the Guam Public School System. A bill introduced has been introduced in the 29th Guam Legislature by a freshman policymaker that would create what its author calls a "hybrid school board". Explained Senator Frank Ishizaki, "I think you've heard a lot of complaints about the current structure of the board and some of the problems we're having in the School System, the proposition has been thrown around for awhile that maybe we need to revisit the current composition of the Policy Board. It's an attempt to throw it out there so we can discuss it.   (Read more...)	32.9 MB
Community feeds back to JGPO	Village meetings hosted by the Joint Guam Program Office to gather input from the public on the buildup of forces locally continue this evening. Last night several island residents showed up armed with questions and concerns, with JGPO's David Bice answering, among many topics, questions about the possibility of the placement of a missile defense system in Barrigada.   (Read more...)	159.5 MB
Michele sits down with GEPB chairman Joe San Agustin	A web exclusive, Michele Catahay talks with the chairman of the Guam Education Policy Board.   (Read more...)	39.7 MB
Ishizaki proposes letting governor appoint 4 members of education board	The chairman of the Legislative Committee on Reorganization apparently wants to reorganize the Guam Education Policy Board and give the power back to the governor to hire a superintendent of education. Senator Frank Ishizaki (R) has introduced Bill 293, which would create a new education board consisting of four people appointed by the chief executive, and five elected through a district-wide election.   (Read more...)	3.2 MB
Sailor Perry appealing conviction	A former Navy sailor who was convicted on several counts of criminal sexual conduct, and aggravated assault is appealing his conviction with the Guam Supreme Court. Doyle Lamont Perry sexually assaulted a woman at Adelup last May. He is currently behind bars serving a 51-year-sentence, asking the Supreme Court to review his conviction and sentence.   (Read more...)	57.1 MB
Think Green: soy-based candles burn cleaner	Employees from EA Science and Technology are teaching Guam how to adopt a green lifestyle with some activities you can do with your children. The environmental consulting firm has been on Guam for 14 years assisting the private and public sectors achieve their environmental goals - site remediation, solid waste and water resources management along with information technology are just a few of the things on a daily basis this company deals with.   (Read more...)	17.9 MB