Richard Lai, President of the Guam Football Association, was recently elected to the Asian Football Confederation Executive Committee, an unprecedented honor for the island.
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Armed with a big smile and a good work ethic, Kylie Maurer is the person most people want on their team.
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With the arrival of teams from the CNMI, Hong Kong, and the Philippines, the opening ceremony for the East Asia Regional Tournament took place yesterday morning at Paseo Stadium. The ceremony marked the beginning of the junior, senior, and big league games.
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Guam is set to take on the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands, Hong Kong and the Philippines in three Asia Pacific regional tournaments that open today.
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Editor’s note: This biweekly column is about chiropractic and the treatment of minor sports injuries.
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With the playoffs just around the corner, the Tonoas slipped by Sotuni 50-43 last night in the Chuukese Amateur Basketball League at the Agana Heights Gym.
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The chairman of the Legislative Committee on Finance & Taxation has scheduled a public hearing on Bill 143. Budget hearings are slated to begin on Tuesday, July 3 at 10 in the morning at the Legislative Public Hearing Room in Hagatna.
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The Department of Revenue & Taxation’s amnesty program came to a close today. While the Camacho Administration projected the initiative would bring in an additional $30 million, Rev & Tax’s Paul Pablo told KUAM News last week that so far only a total of $2.94 million has been collected to date.
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The Guam Federation of Teachers continues to collect individual Civil Service Commission furlough appeal forms. GFT president Matt Rector says classified employees must submit the forms in order to be protected from any illegal furloughs, telling KUAM News, “Right now we’ve had a lot from UOG support staff because they’re the first ones that are going to be furloughed.
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