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Anthony A. Leon Guerrero Allied Health Center
Officials from the Bank of Guam and the family of the late Anthony A. Leon Guerrero joined Gov. Felix Camacho and Anthony M. Babauta, U.S. Department of Interior Assistant Secretary for Insular Areas, at the ribbon cutting of the Anthony A. Leon Guerrero Allied Health Center at GCC on Dec. 21, 2009.

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Anthony A. Leon Guerrero Allied Health Center

by Carlene Okiyama (Publisher) on 12/23/2009
Officials from the Bank of Guam and the family of the late Anthony A. Leon Guerrero joined Gov. Felix Camacho and Anthony M. Babauta, U.S. Department of Interior Assistant Secretary for Insular Areas, at the ribbon cutting of the Anthony A. Leon Guerrero Allied Health Center at GCC on Dec. 21, 2009.During his remarks just prior to the ribbon cutting,

Profiles

The Rebel Priest

by lenikacruz (Contributing Writer) on 09/10/2009
According to 2006 census statistics, 95% of people on Guam describe themselves as Roman Catholics. Without a doubt, this is an affirmative declaration of Guam’s Catholic heritage, proudly preserved for hundreds of years on our island despite the world’s ever-changing religious climate. Such a definitive number also, however,

Art / Culture

FEATURED ARTISTS WORKSHOPS AT GEF PA’GO

by Judy Flores (Contributing Writer) on 06/22/2009
EVERY SATURDAY IN JULY – AUGUST 1Our island has many talented artists of both traditional and contemporary artforms. During the month of July, local artists will be displaying and selling their art and giving a 3-hour workshop at Gef Pa’go Chamorro Cultural Village each Saturday. This year, the featured artists are: Judy Flores,

Sports

Miller Football League Unveils 2010 Team Line-Up

by Carlene Okiyama (Publisher) on 12/13/2009
The Miller Football League season begins January 23, 2010 – with the kick‐off game at 2:30pm at the University of Guam Field. All interested players are invited toparticipate in the region’s premier “American Football” league. “We expect a high level of competition and with four teams we should be able to get the best of the best on Guam to come out and join.

Charitable Register

Step to A Cure 5k raises over $2,000 to support ACS Relay for Life

by Carlene Okiyama (Publisher) on 06/08/2009
   Step to a Cure 5K organizers present a check to the American Cancer SocietyRelay for Life for $2,100, which the race generated through sponsorcontributions and runner registrations. From left, Ernest Mak, director ofoperations for Coca-Cola Beverage Co. Guam Inc. and Foremost Foods; MarcosFong, group executive Vice President; Kris Lujan,

All for a Good Cause

by Carlene Okiyama (Publisher) on 02/09/2009
Guahan Magazine wants to help good causes get the coverage they deserve.If you are a non-profit organization and you have an upcoming fundraiser, post it here! If you held an event recently or received a generous donation, this is the place to share those pictures.

Guahan Community

Secretary of the Navy to visit Guam

by Carlene Okiyama (Publisher) on 08/20/2009
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Sun, 08/23/2009
The Secretary of the Navy, the Honorable Ray Mabus, is scheduled toarrive on Guam Aug. 23.During his visit, Mabus will meet with military leaders andGovernment of Guam officials. He also plans to visit Saipan to meet withgovernment representatives. A press conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. Aug. 24,on U.S.

T-STAR grant funds UOG genetic studies on shrimp and papaya and endangered cycad rescue

by Olympia (Subscriber) on 07/24/2009
The University of Guam’s Western Pacific Tropical Research Center (WPTRC) was awarded $510,165 inT-STAR grant funds from USDA. T-STAR (Tropical and Subtropical AgricultureResearch) is a special grant program explicitly for research that enhances the development of sound tropical and subtropical agricultural practices including value-added product development and the control of diseases,

Connecting You to Your Community

by Carlene Okiyama (Publisher) on 02/09/2009
Your passion is your passport on Guahan Magazine ... post about things that interest you most, meet others who share your interests.Publish your poems, short stories or family photos. Share your view on politics, sports, education, exercise, recycling, whatever gets you going.  Punch up your stories with pictures,

Music

Jazz

by www.guampedia.com (Contributing Writer) on 08/20/2009
Innovative American art formJazz is a unique style of modern music. Remnants of jazz can be heard in several different styles of music. The origin of jazz is said to date back to the African-American experience that emerged in the early 20th century. Since then,

Local Music From The Heart

by Carlene Okiyama (Publisher) on 02/09/2009
Guahan Magazine wants to help you share your music.  We want to hear your song, know your album, and catch your gigs. Join us and post stories of your music with pictures of your band, audio files to sample your songs, and videos of your live performances. Sign UP  and log in with the name and password we'll email to you. Once in,

Blogs

Winter wonderland in the tropics

by Carlene Okiyama (Publisher) on 12/01/2009
The Quinata family has done it again. For the third year ina row, they’ve turned the common area in the St. Fidelis Friary into a magicalwinter wonderland, complete with snow-covered mountains, skiers, ice skaters,old-fashioned shops, Christmas trees, twinkling lights, a midnight sky, Christmascarolers, Santa Claus, and of course,

21-camera salute for Roel

by David R. Castro (Editor) on 11/16/2009
With the advent of digital cameras and cell phones, all of us are now amateur photographers. We’re always snapping away at people, places and events. The difference between what happens when we press that shutter button and when a professional gets the shot is that we just take pictures; true photographers capture the soul of a moment. In the span of just nine days,

War claims: All or nothing = nothing

by Jayne Flores (Contributing Writer) on 10/12/2009
“All or nothing will leave us with nothing.”      That’s what Senator B.J. Cruz told listeners on K57’s Breakfast Show last Friday morning, in reaction to the news that the Guam war claims bill had been removed from the U.S. defense spending bill. The bill would compensate descendants of anyone who was killed on Guam during the Japanese occupation of the island,
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