Jerick Sablan
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Closing Oishi Curry House after 13 years, owner moves on to next chapter (opens the original)
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After 13 years and one relocation from Tumon to Dededo, Oishi Curry House has closed its doors as of Sept. 28. The Japanese curry restaurant first opened in Upper Tumon in February 2013 and eventually relocated to Dededo in 2022, where it has served the community since. Owner Hisashi Watanabe said his decision to close was a proactive and personal one to pursue the next stage of his journey as he continues to "build an even better future." Watanabe said his time in Guam has been an invaluable ch
Borja: SIFA no longer going to GW, will use former Chief Brodie campus (opens the original)
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Sen. Vince Borja said Science Is Fun and Awesome Learning Academy Charter School will no longer go to George Washington High School and instead use the former Chief Brodie Elementary School campus. Borja, oversight chairman of the Guam Department of Education, sent a letter a letter to the GW community on Friday informing them of change. The news comes after GW students and staff expressed concerns about hosting SIFA at their Mangilao campus and taking over classrooms meant for special education
Taiwan minister says investment in Guam influenced by high power costs (opens the original)
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TAIPEIâ Taiwanâs Minister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung said Taiwan is open to investing more in Guam, but that is being influenced by the high power costs. The minister spoke to Pacific media during a visit to the ministryâs office in July. The Pacific Daily News asked Lin if Taiwan has any initiatives planned for Guam. He said heâs visited Guam and has talked with Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero about Taiwan investment on the island. He said Guam is a U.S. territory and is tariff-free so the
'Everyone will be loser': Taiwan deputy minister says war with China would be bad for the Pacific (opens the original)
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TAIPEI â Taiwanâs Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs François Chihchung Wu said that should China try to take Taiwan, war would be bad for the entire Pacific region. Wu spoke to media from the Pacific on June 30 and talked about what he believes Chinaâs president wants to do in the region. The Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs brought journalists from around the Pacific for a visit to the country that lasted from late June into early July. âPresident of China, Xi Jinping, he has a very
Guam SNAP recipients get 30% benefit replacement over Bavi (opens the original)
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced today that households impacted by Typhoon Bavi on Guam could be eligible for replacement of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits. This is one of many recent steps USDA has taken to ensure Guam residents in need have food to eat, according to a press release from the department.  Rather than require SNAP households to report food losses individually, USDA allowed Guam to approve automatic mass replacements of 30% of benefits for residen
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