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Pay increase for GDOE teachers, principals approved; $26M more needed for raises (opens the original)
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Guamâs public school teachers will receive a 15% pay increase under the 2026 Educator Pay Plan after Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero approved it. The Department of Administration said the increase is needed to address a 25% gap between educator pay on Guam and external national wages. Under the plan, school administrators will also see a 5% pay increase. According to the plan, the Guam Department of Education will need $26,097,580 to pay for the increases. The proposed plan would increase base pay by 1
Senators recess to Friday, no quorum for afternoon session (opens the original)
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Vice Speaker Tony Ada recessed session until Friday at 9 a.m. Speaker Frank Blas, Jr., recessed senators from session Thursday morning until 2 p.m. in the afternoon. Ada returned to the session hall to only Sen. Shawn Gumataotao. Others would trickle in slowly, but by 2:43 p.m., only Sens. Sabrina Salas Matanane, Vince Borja, Chris Duenas, Joe San Agustin and Shelly Calvo had arrived. Lacking a quorum to continue, Ada recessed the body until Friday morning. Thursday morning at the Guam Legislatu
Gas down 4 cents, diesel down 41 cents (opens the original)
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The price of gas and diesel is down as of Thursday morning about two weeks after they rose to the highest point this year. Regular and premium fuel is down 4 cents a gallon and diesel is down 41 cents a gallon. The price change was reflected at Mobil stations as of Thursday morning. The last price change was on Sept. 16 when gas and diesel went up by 25 cents and 50 cents. Prices at Guamâs big three gas station chains usually mirror each other within 24 hours of one company changing the price.
Ada introduces bill to protect CLTC funding (opens the original)
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Vice Speaker Tony Ada introduced the âCHamoru Land Trust Funds Protection Actâ on Monday. Bill 364-38 seeks to protect funding dedicated to the CHamoru Land Trust and ensure those resources remain available to benefit CHamoru Land Trust applicants, according to Ada's office. One source of funding, The Survey and Infrastructure Fund, supports land surveys and infrastructure improvements for CHamoru Land Trust properties, including access roads, water and power utilities. The legislation would
GDOE deputy superintendent asks for restraining order against Education Board member (opens the original)
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A Guam Department of Education deputy superintendent is seeking a restraining order against Guam Education Board member Angel Sablan, saying she feels threatened by him, according to court documents. GDOE has one week to amend its petition seeking an injunction against GEB member and former chairman Angel R. Sablan after a Superior Court hearing on Wednesday raised questions about the specificity of the allegations and whether administrative remedies must be exhausted before the case can move fo
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