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Boonie Stomps: August 24 & 31, Sept. 7, 14, 21 & 28

Every Saturday, Guam Boonie Stompers offers public hikes to a variety of destinations such as beaches, snorkeling sites, waterfalls, mountains, caves, latte sites, and World War II sites
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United Airlines announces new Saturday evening flight between Saipan and Guam

United to increase flight frequency to 10 times-weekly to meet demands for peak winter travel
A U.S.-bound plane is parked at a gate at Narita International Airport in Japan, March 9, 2019. AARON KIDD/STARS AND STRIPES
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DOD processed almost a billion dollars in improper travel payments in three years

The Defense Department’s travel system processed more than $965 million in improper payments in fiscal years 2016 through 2018, according to a government report released Thursday.
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Hey, what's happening on your base?

Editor's note: There's a lot of activities planned on base, so take a look. Events are as accurate as possible at press time. Since times or event schedules can change, please verify events before attending. (This was updated August 15)
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GVB announces speakers for #instaGuam Travel Talks Digital Global Summit

The Guam Visitors Bureau (GVB) announced today at a press conference the impressive roster of guest speakers, panelists and influencers from Guam and across the globe, who will be participating in the #instaGuam Travel Talks Digital Global Summit on Aug. 14 at the Dusit Thani Guam Resort.
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Hike to Tarzan Falls: Beautiful waterfalls in heart of Guam

This hike can be extremely muddy, so be sure to wear clothes, socks, and shoes that you don’t mind dying a shade of red, at least temporarily. There are spectacular views, lovely spots to swim, and a natural waterside too! There are two ways to get down to the first waterfall – one easy and one a bit more adventurous.
KONQER Enduro competitor Billy Navarette traverses the Monkey Kong obstacle during KONQER Guam’s recent K11 Obstacle Course Challenge, as part of the 2019 Apocalypse Tour.
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Konqer to host first-ever OCR Enduro Championship in Rota

KONQER, Guam’s original obstacle course race (OCR), continues its expansion across Micronesia with the first-ever Enduro Championship (E1) event on Rota on September 14, according to KONQER chief experience officer Kaz Endo.
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Guam Nature Spots

Summer’s almost over so you need to take advantage of it! Or maybe you’ve spent the summer working hard and want a break for the weekend.
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Exploring Guam's San Carlos Falls and Swimming Hole

A large part of the hike/walk was on paved or dirt roads/tracks. In some places, though, the trail was difficult to traverse due to steep terrain—even more difficult on a wet day.
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Get to know Guam: Inarajan (Inalåhan) Old-world Spanish-style charm

The village’s Chamorro name, Inalåhan, probably refers to the åla or large woven coconut-leaf harvest baskets for which the village was noted. The name could also be derived from the word hålla, meaning to pull something or move something with a rope tied to it.
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Take a dip in southern Guam

Guam is well known for its pristine beaches and vibrant coral reefs but the island's natural beauty extends beyond its white sand shores and turquoise waters.
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Hike to the crosses atop Guam’s own ‘Mount Golgotha’ in the south

People often confuse this mountain with Mount Lam Lam. In fact, the crosses we see from the highway in the Southwest are on Mount Jumullong Manglo, not Mount Lam Lam.
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Carving: A long-standing tradition on Guam

Carving is a ancient tradition on Guam and in the Mariana Islands. The craft was used for thousands of years to create utilitarian items as well as body adornments.
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Freewheeling at the Tagada Amusement Park Guam

The park, located on a 4,000 square feet property between the Ohana Bayview and Pacific Place, features three rides: the Viking, a huge swinging ship modeled after a large Viking boat; the Tagada Disco, a dancing platform with disco lights; and bumper cars.
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Top 10 things to do on Guam

If you’re new to Guam, there’s a good chance you don’t know of many things to do. The island is known for its beaches, but there’s much more to the island. Here are 10 things you must do during your stay where America’s day begins.
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Guam’s liberation landmarks

July 21 is a significant day for Guam as people from every inch of the island commemorate Guam’s Liberation Day. Seventy-five years ago, on July 21, 1944, the 3rd Marine Division stormed the island’s beaches off the coasts of Asan and Agat to recapture the island from the Japanese Imperial Army.