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Proposed Navy solar project on Guam put on hold

HAGATNA, Guam (AP)—The U.S. Navy’s proposal to lease Guam property for a solar power project has been put on hold. Guam Delegate Madeleine Bordallo announced Wednesday that she had halted the proposal. She cited concerns over how the project would impact a Navy plan to reduce its...

Posted On Feb 18 2016 06:00

, By Associated Press

Guam ambulance company GM, staffer admit to fraud conspiracy

HAGATNA, Guam (AP)—Two employees of a Guam ambulance company have admitted guilt in a conspiracy to defraud the federal government of nearly $11 million. Trevor Cruz and Jared Jay Ada pleaded guilty last week in federal court to conspiracy to commit health care fraud. Their plea...

Posted On Jan 07 2016 06:00

, By Associated Press

US Pacific Fleet smaller, even as China’s military grows

PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (AP)—The U.S. Pacific Fleet is shrinking even as the U.S. and its allies are facing challenges posed by China’s growing military power. U.S. Navy officials say the more advanced ships of today make up for the decline in numbers. But the Navy has also had to...

Posted On Jan 07 2016 06:00

, By Associated Press

Guam governor to appeal tax refunds case to Supreme Court

HAGATNA, Guam (AP)—Guam Gov. Eddie Calvo is continuing to challenge a federal court order that requires the U.S. territory to pay tax refunds no later than six months after the tax-filing deadline. The Pacific Daily News reports that the governor’s attorneys filed an emergency...

Posted On Jan 07 2016 06:00

, By Associated Press

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