Inos: CUC can overcome problems without receiver

Gov. Eloy S. Inos told reporters Tuesday that the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. can overcome its problems without a receiver as proposed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The governor also considers a loan from the Marianas Public Land Trust to pay off a portion of...
Posted On Sep 18 2014 04:00
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Contractor for CUC pipeline project files contract dispute

Smithbridge Guam Inc., whose contract to build the Commonwealth Utilities Corp.’s oil pipeline was recently terminated, has filed a contract dispute with the utility agency. Smithbridge, through counsel Mark B. Hanson, submitted yesterday its supplemental dispute to CUC executive...
Posted On Sep 18 2014 04:00
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PSS share of new budget ‘can be misleading’

With the budget law signed yesterday, the Public School System receives—with its $33.44 million—about 25 percent of the $134.33 million budget passed by the Legislature. However, Board of Education chair Herman Guerrero and PSS financial management consultant Ed Tenorio said the...
Posted On Sep 17 2014 04:05
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MHS would like 4 to 5 more teachers

With this year’s increase of about 100 students, Marianas High School needs about four or five teachers to reduce the current student-teacher ratio of 34:1 to a “comfortable” level, according to MHS principal Sherlyn Cabrera. “Class sizes are larger than we like,” she said. “We...
Posted On Sep 16 2014 04:00
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