Public Health issues COVID-19 guidance memos on funerals, bars
Two guidance memos were issued by the Department of Public Health and Social Services in response to the recent spike in COVID-19 cases. Source link
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Farmers see more demand for local produce
The COVID-19 pandemic lockdown caused some disruption to the Farm to Table operation, as farmers figured out the impact on demand. Source link
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Real estate impacted by COVID-19, lack of supply
Guam’s real estate market has been impacted by COVID-19 including tenants not being able to pay rent and lack of workers to build new home. Source link
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COVID-19 limits dorm capacity at the University of Guam
To comply with COIVD-19 safety guidelines, UOG dorms will house up to 102 students and students won’t room together this coming semester. Source link
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Bill introduced to allow digital contact tracing for COVID-19
A recently introduced bill could allow residents flying back home the option to home quarantine with the use of digital contact tracing for COVID-19. Source link
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Child care centers can get federal aid soon
Staff Reports Pacific Daily News/USA TODAY Network Published 8:28 PM EDT Jul 29, 2020 Child care centers will soon be receiving federal assistance through a grant opportunity identified under the…
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School start may be pushed back several days
Extra time is needed to train teachers and staff about technology and safety in response to the pandemic, Superintendent Jon Fernandez told lawmakers. Source link
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Bar owners beware: Non-compliance could shut you down
Eleven have reopened since Public Health closed 15 bars since late June for non-compliance; all must have correct manager’s certification Source link
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Coronavirus: Two Palau residents test positive for COVID-19 while in quarantine on Guam
The Palau Ministry of Health announced that two Palau residents in quarantine on Guam tested positive for COVID-19. Source link
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Car line for Tamuning COVID-19 testing stopped, but walk-ins still accepted
The car line for COVID-19 testing at the Tamuning Elementary School has stopped, but residents can continue to walk-in to be tested until noon. Source link
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