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5:15 p.m. -- Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals overturns decision Tydingco-Gatewood in drug case
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BREAKING NEWS: 4:12 p.m. - Mobil gas up 12 cents
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3:55 p.m. - Airport lawsuit against Lujan awaiting reassignment
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NEWS UPDATE: 3:40 p.m. - Superintendent deliberations begin tomorrow
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3:10 p.m. - Poetry reading and book launch Thursday for Emelihter Kihleng
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3:05 p.m. - Taisacan to pay $10,000 to GPSS
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2:45 p.m. - Manamko' Mass celebration Saturday for Mongmong-Toto-Maite
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2 p.m. - HAZMAT responders practice near P.C. Lujan
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1:30 p.m. - Police searching for car jacking suspect
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1:20 p.m. - Cutter Assateague changes command
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GPA to shut off streetlights: Crews will not remove lights crucial to public safety
Guam Power Authority line crews will begin disconnecting streetlights throughout the island today, but officials said they will do so with the public's safety in mind.
Prices climb for basics
On a trip to a grocery store last week, federal government retiree John Santos' purchases were down to the very basics. A 50-pound bag of rice, a loaf of bread and a dozen eggs were all he had after leaving the checkout counter.
Feds: Grant funding for mental health project ample
A federally funded program to help emotionally disturbed children and young adults on Guam still has "ample funding to continue," according to a federal mental health official.
Senator questions rebate garnishments
Some people in the community, including members of the Guam Legislature, have questioned why federal economic stimulus rebates are being garnished to pay local government bills.
Government's actions split residents
While taxpayers are expecting their economic stimulus rebate checks, some have mixed feelings about the local government garnishing the checks.
Military buildup meetings start today
Residents have the opportunity to have their questions answered about the military buildup. A set of village town hall meetings hosted by the Joint Guam Programs Office takes place this week starting today.
Put jump rope skills to the test: Competition features single rope, Double Dutch
It's time to break out your jump rope and start practicing.
UNSOLVED HOMICIDES: Hikida may have been killed by crime syndicate
More than 90 unsolved homicide case files are in the Guam Police Department's archives, each waiting to be cracked and for closure brought to victims' families.
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A lawsuit has been filed by the law offices of Phillips & Bordallo appealing the certification of the class-action lawsuit against the government of Guam regarding the earned income tax credit. The plaintiffs are questioning whether the EITC class should have been certified, whether the court should have granted final approval and whether attorneys' fees awarded were appropriate. A hearing date has yet to be determined.
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A lawsuit has been filed by the law offices of Phillips & Bordallo appealing the certification of the class-action lawsuit against the government of Guam regarding the earned income tax credit. The plaintiffs are questioning whether the EITC class should have been certified, whether the court should have granted final approval and whether attorneys' fees awarded were appropriate. A hearing date has yet to be determined.
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