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Artspace Guåhan’s ‘The Art Yard’ connects local artists, makers and community members (opens the original)
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On Saturday, Artspace GuÃ¥han hosted âThe Art Yard,â its first-ever local pop-up market. The indoor event, held at Artspaceâs Tamuning location, featured 25 local artist and maker vendors, a photography exhibition and free ice cream for those in attendance. âFor our first pop-up, Artspace wanted to feature local artists and handmade items,â Kris Lujan, Artspace GuÃ¥hanâs Board of Volunteers President, shared. âWe wanted everyone to come in and experience our 3,000-square-foot Tamun
What's with the quotes? 76 Circle K’s ‘reader board’ messages aim to brighten your days (opens the original)
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Corrections and clarifications: This story was updated to correctly reflect 76 Circle K locations that feature the new âHorizon Visual Identity Design.â Other information was included in a previous version of the story. Amidst the busyness of everyday life in Guam, 76 Circle Kâs daily âreader boardâ messages offer entertainment, reflection and connection for its customers and island residents. Originally, 76 Circle Kâs reader board was only used to advertise cost per gallon prices an
Guam 3D printing factory to reach full operating capacity by February (opens the original)
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The Guam Additive Materials and Manufacturing Accelerator, GAMMA, applications center, an initiative of the Applied Science and Technology Research Organization, ASTRO, of America, will reach full operating capacity by February 2027. This updated timeline comes nearly a year after the warehouseâs groundbreaking ceremony at Dededoâs Pacific Industrial Park on Nov. 6, 2025. âWe are going as fast as we can here to get everything together,â Neal Orringer, ASTROâs co-founder, president and
Typhoon shelters expecting close to 2,000 evacuees for Bavi (opens the original)
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Guam families in need of housing during Super Typhoon Bavi began lining up at government-run typhoon shelters as early as 4 a.m. on Sunday to make sure that they could secure spots. That was three hours before the 7 a.m. opening time announced by the Office of the Governor, Guam Homeland Security and the Office of Civil Defense. Shelters are run out of Guam Department of Education schools. One family was parked outside Astumbo Elementary School early Sunday. Ampros Killion and Anila Round, resid
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