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Gubernatorial hopefuls clash over Guam's economic future

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By Jojo Santo Tomas
| The Guam Daily Post Verified
The two teams vying to lead Guam spent Saturday afternoon offering sharply different approaches to rebuilding the island’s economy, improving government services, and preparing its workforce during a gubernatorial debate hosted by the Guam Women’s Chamber of Commerce. Republican candidate and Legislative Vice Speaker V. Anthony “Tony” Ada and his running mate, businessman Edward “E.J.” Calvo faced Democratic candidates Sen. Therese M. Terlaje and her running mate, Sen.
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Limtiaco takes questions alone, Moylan skips Saturday's debate

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By Jojo Santo Tomas
| The Guam Daily Post Verified
Alicia Limtiaco sat alone Saturday before members of the Guam Women's Chamber of Commerce, answering questions and laying out her priorities for Guam's congressional race after Republican incumbent Guam Del. James Moylan did not attend the debate. Moylan, who is seeking another term as Guam's delegate to Congress, was in Washington preparing for the upcoming congressional session, which was scheduled to start Aug. 31.
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Lawmakers press GDOE over $427M school repair backlog

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By Jojo Santo Tomas
| The Guam Daily Post Verified
Guam's public schools are facing an estimated $427 million in repairs and improvements, a backlog that lawmakers say underscores problems that go far beyond getting classrooms ready for another school year. The figure emerged during a legislative oversight hearing on the Guam Department of Education, where lawmakers pressed department officials on aging facilities, sanitation inspections, maintenance staffing and whether schools are getting the long-term attention they need.
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