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Cooked without heat, kelaguen is a signature dish of Chamorro cuisine that uses a combination of lemon juice, salt, and hot peppers to “cook” chopped fish, seafood, or meat.
When a service member deploys, the family and friends they leave behind have to adjust every part of their lives. They take on added roles in the family, adjust schedules, and find new ways to keep in touch with the service member. The Military Health System and other organizations have put together resources and programs to help ease this time of adjustment.
Ko’ko’ Kids Fest is back for more fun! This fun-filled family event features a Trench Kids Obstacle Course Challenge and a Striders Kids Biking event. Enjoy games and activities for children starting at 2 years of age.
The village of Asan probably derives its name from the word Hassan, which means scarce or rare in Chamorro. There are several theories of the origin of the name of the sub-community of Ma’ina, which comes from the Chamrro word ina (to illuminate or shine on).
Known for our warm, hospitable people, Guam is a destination like no other.
