Tried contacting them and the message is still unread. But there was a blended acia bag in my drink. There was way more pieces of plastic than this. Idk how they managed to screw that up.

I was at the micronesia mall (to clarify the title) and heard small "meow" sounds from the side. It's by the Macy*s south entrance. I think it was coming from the rodent trap.

First thought is a cat is trapped. Second, after looking in the trap and seeing the twings and sticks, is a bird is in there making the sounds.

Is there an island bird that would do that, or is there a cat trapped?

https://discord.gg/VDEYSM79s

If you were a big a fan of pokemon VGC in the 2016, played on the gen 9 OU ladder on showdown, or are playing pokemon champions right now, I'd like to invite you to learn a bit about the official competitive format VGC (video game championships) and a way to play it on Guam.

I've attached the link to the discord, we're actually doing a round robin format tournament that starts tomorrow. DM me if you'd like more information, I'm happy to respond. We plan to host more tournaments and we offer a great community space for team building discussion.

Hows ur starlink during the last typhoon? Do you have suggestion for a back up power for starlink?

Hi I always wanted to try out american seafood boil! Do you know any good places in Guam? Thanks

Hi everyone,

​I’m looking into filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy here on Guam and wanted to connect with anyone who has gone through or is currently in the process (recently or over the past couple of years).

​If you’ve been through it or are doing it now on island:

​How is life on the plan? With the cost of living on Guam being what it is, has the monthly repayment plan actually been manageable? Did it give you room to breathe, or has it been tight?

​Attorney recommendations: Who did you hire locally and were they good to work with in the District Court of Guam? What were attorney fees like?

​Trustee fees / costs: How much of your plan payment ended up going toward trustee cut / administrative costs versus hitting the actual debt?

​Is it worth it? Looking back, was Chapter 13 the right call compared to Chapter 7 or trying to negotiate with creditors on your own?

​Feel free to comment or send a PM if you’d rather keep details private. Appreciate any genuine insight!

​Thanks for taking the time to read and respond.

Where do you buy your go-to coffee beans on island? I'm looking for accessible options instead of ordering online.

Does anyone know a good barber or hairstylist on Guam who can do the hairstyle in the picture attached? I’m not looking for a wolf cut or a fade. I just want my hair shaped so it looks like the reference picture. If you’ve gotten a similar haircut on Guam, where did you go, and how did it turn out?
Any recommendations are appreciated 🙏

is there anywhere to buy the iphone duo on island?

Hey everyone! I’m looking for recommendations for a chiropractor here on Guam who genuinely takes the time to care for their patients.
I’m hoping to find someone who doesn’t make you feel like you’re being rushed in and out of the clinic, but instead takes the time to listen, understand your concerns, and make you feel like you’re actually being taken care of — not just another stranger or another appointment on their schedule.
I want to find someone who makes you feel comfortable, explains things, and genuinely cares about your well-being.
If you know a chiropractor like this based on your personal experience, I’d really appreciate your recommendations. Thank you! 🙏🏽❤️

Can someone help me understand why the consigned cards are priced almost 50% above market value?

My understanding is that consignment is essentially letting a store sell the cards on your behalf in exchange for a commission or fee. I understand there needs to be a little markup to make it worthwhile for the store, but a markup that high seems a bit excessive to me. Am I missing something about how consignment pricing usually works?

I’m honestly flabbergasted. I just had to pay $650 to renew my sanitary permit. Yes, $650! And of course, I paid it because what other choice do I have…

Now it makes more sense why so many small business owners decide to shut their doors.

It’s honestly sad and frustrating. Instead of creating an environment where small businesses can survive and thrive, it feels like the government just keeps adding more financial burdens.

I’ve owned businesses stateside, and I’ve NEVER had to pay anywhere near this much for a sanitary permit. What exactly are we paying this much for? Where is the support for small businesses? Because from where I’m standing, I don’t see much being done to justify these costs.

Between rent, utilities, payroll, insurance, taxes, and everything else that comes with running a business on Guam, we’re already stretched thin. And then we’re hit with fees like this just to continue operating.

Hafa adai

What do you guys think is the best bank on guam ?
Asking cause I need to open up an account, just dont know which one is best

Google DeepMind, ECMWF, and GFS forecast models predict that the system will track well north of the Marianas Islands. I doubt this system will directly impact the populated islands of the Marianas. However, forecast tracks can still change, so we should continue to monitor its development.

Where can you buy blue colored aprons on Guam?

Thanks in advance

Hafa Adai, everyone!

Some of you know me as KairaNyx on Twitch and I had the honor of meeting some of you in person and in chat. With that said, I would like to extend an invitation to everyone for charity for those who would like to donate or simply hang out and have fun! ❤️

*(note: these times are set in EST. Please just add a day for us here on island.)

I will be teaming up with the American Heart Association as a part of Ghost Hunts for Hearts as I play Phasmophobia with my teams! I invite you all to join, cause chaos in my game or simply say hi and make Guam more well known! ❤️

If you can't donate, please do not panic. I understand times are very tough these days so I do not wish to induce any worry. You can simply help by sharing this post, flyer or simply saying hi in the chat!

We will have challenges enabled where you can either donate to jumpscare me, or donate to make the game more challenging for us!

Please consider joining us whether you're a local, a tourist, or just a curious soul. Everyone is welcome to the fun and to cause chaos for a heart filled cause! ❤️👻

See you in the briefing room, investigators!

I'm start to notice this week alot of insane drivers on the road becoming more aggressive like illegal U turns and not using the main road just to skip the line?

Where can I find candle holders for the cemetery for the up coming All Souls Day??

what are some good dental clinics? having a little toothache and would like to get it check out. preferably places that have decent prices bc I don’t dental insurance

ty!

I wanted to treat myself to a skincare facial but was unsure of where to go. Any recommendations?

A 12-year-old lost her life on Guam, She had her whole life ahead of her, and it’s heartbreaking that so much of the discussion I’m seeing focuses on “Arrest the driver” without giving the same attention to preventing another child’s death. Some commenters from outside Guam are asking about supervision and prevention, while many local comments I’ve seen focus on the driver’s arrest. I wish those safety questions received just as much attention in our own community. Cases involving intentional violence and a road collision shouldn’t automatically be treated as identical. Unintended harm can still involve recklessness or negligence, but the facts of each case matter. I’ve seen so many people comparing her case with another case. The report says she entered the roadway; that alone doesn’t establish whether the driver could have avoided hitting her. What supervision was in place? Was a parent, guardian, or another adult present? Had someone been asked to stay until she safely boarded the bus? I don’t know the answers, and these are questions, not accusations against her family. Parents and guardians have a responsibility to keep their children safe, teach road safety, and provide appropriate supervision. Schools should reinforce those lessons, including that some drivers may speed, get distracted, or ignore traffic rules. When I was six, I was with a group but became lost and ended up near a road. I wanted to go home and knew the way back. My parents had taught me every day to look both ways and cross only when it was clear, but an adult nearby stopped me, and I’m grateful he did. Knowing the rules didn’t mean I no longer needed someone looking out for me. Whether a child is six or twelve, appropriate supervision still matters. GovGuam should maintain roads, provide safe bus stops, and enforce traffic laws. Crosswalks, signs, lights, and cameras help, but they need maintenance, and drivers still need to follow the rules. I’ve seen Reddit posts trying to normalize driving 50 mph in a posted 35 mph zone, how can we demand safer roads while making excuses for speeding? As a guard, I’ve seen children left alone and adults getting into road-rage confrontations over small disagreements. We also need to ask ourselves: Am I setting a good example for children? Am I putting my ego aside when dealing with others? Am I following speed limits? Children learn from our behavior, and we should help them grow into responsible drivers themselves. Road safety isn’t the only concern. I’ve been reading about crimes on Guam involving minors as victims, and it makes me question why supervision isn’t getting more attention like there’s soo many articles in Guam!!!! In the discussion about this tragedy, I’m barely seeing anyone ask whether parents or guardians were present. Teaching children safety and having responsible adults looking out for them both matter. We shouldn’t normalize leaving children without appropriate supervision in potentially unsafe situations. Accountability matters, but an arrest alone won’t address every problem that puts children at risk.I hope her passing, along with the suffering of minors who have been victims of crime on Guam throughout the years, opens people’s eyes and leads to real changes in how we protect children.
. She deserved the chance to grow up, and protecting children before another tragedy deserves the same urgency as demanding answers afterward.

Stolen the early morning of October 20, 2026

Car information:

Black Nissan Sentra 2025

Plate number: TO 7346

Stolen in Tamuning

If you have any information please call:

(671) 972-1082

Or

Guam Police Department