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- Sep 23, 2026
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LETTER: It's time to build Simon Sanchez now (opens the original)
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Delay after delay. Promise after promise. And still no Simon Sanchez High School. I watched a passionate testimony from Simon Sanchez High PTO president, alumna, parent and graduate Mynette Dizon testified during a public hearing at the 38th Guam Legislature in support of Sen. Sabrina Salas Matananeâs Bill 358-38 was more than just testimony it was a heartfelt plea from a parent, alumna and advocate speaking for our students, families, teachers, and the entire Sanchez community. Will the 38th
LETTER: Remembering the days of 'full service' (opens the original)
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Remember back in the day when you pulled into a gas station and âfull serviceâ actually meant full service? You didnât even have to get out of your car. The attendant came to you, pumped your gas, checked your oil and other fluids, checked your tire pressure, and cleaned your windshield. And a friendly âHÃ¥fa Adaiâ and a little conversation while you waited. It was simple, but thatâs what made it special. We werenât just buying gasoline, you were being treated like a customer. Toda
LETTER: Government services must be more efficient to the community (opens the original)
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Government services must be more efficient to the community. Substandard government service to the public can show up in many ways: long lines, unanswered phones, calls transferred from person to person, confusing procedures, slow permits and applications, poor communication, with residents making repeated trips just to resolve a simple matter. The public should not have to accept poor service as simply âthe way government works.â Government agencies exist to serve the people. We the taxpaye
LETTER: Elected leaders need to deliver real relief (opens the original)
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I must say this again, Guamâs cost of living continues to climb, and we cannot keep carrying the burden. Families are struggling with groceries, power bills, housing, fuel, medicine, and everyday necessities. Our elected leaders need to stop simply acknowledging the problem and start delivering real relief. Look seriously at reducing taxes on essential food and prescription medicine, especially for our manÃ¥mkoâ, families, and those living on fixed incomes. People are tired of being told to
LETTER: Put the right people in the right positions (opens the original)
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With the General Election just weeks away, whoever becomes our next governor must seek out the most qualified people to lead our government agencies. Good leadership starts with putting the right people in the right positions, because no governor can manage every agency or make every decision alone. The governor depends on cabinet members, agency directors, advisors, and other professionals to provide accurate information, solve problems, manage public resources, and carry out the administration
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