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  An old custom among our grandparents' generation which has pretty much died out now is the composing of songs specifically for certain...

  Manet came running as fast as he could to his father's ranch house in Luayao, just past Barrigada heading towards the eastern cliffs o...

  The 1918 Spanish Influenza pandemic hit Guam like a ton of bricks. It began in November and, by the end of that month, more people had die...

A branch of the Guerrero family on Guam is called the familian ANONAS . The  anonas  is a tropical fruit, related to the  åtes  and  lagua...

  With the many risks involved for one's children nowadays, it's no wonder more and more parents are not allowing their teenage chil...

  Tiguak, usually spelled Tiguac, is Guam's one and only public cemetery. It's also perhaps Guam's most pitiful cemetery. Recent...

  In March of 1928, Antonio Concepción Pérez from Sumay killed a pig and hung it up to dry, after cleaning it, in his kitchen, which was a s...

  Lavandera by Fernando Amorsolo As told to me by a grand daughter.... "My grandmother was married shortly before the war, but her husb...

  YANGGEN ÅTTILONG NA ABABBANG HUMÅLOM GI GIMA', GUAHA GI FAMILIA PARA U MÅTAI. If a black butterfly enters the home, there is someone i...

  The Chamorro hymn U MA GEF TUNA, which is usually sung at the end of all devotions, is based on a Spanish hymn titled ALABADO SEA. The hym...

  Yanggen chumocho hao kåtne an Kuaresma na Bietnes, siempre ma hågga' i katne. If you eat meat on a Lenten Friday, the meat will surely...

  THE CHAPEL A Catholic chapel stands in Chalan Laulau in Saipan, and it's all due to the strong faith of a Carolinian woman with an unu...

  Siempre hao nina'manman yanggen un li'e' este na lugåt annai guaha siha åcho' latte. (You will certainly be amazed if you ...

  CAPITOL HILL "WIRELESS RIDGE" CEMETERY In some countries where, in the past, almost everybody was Catholic, there are Non-Cathol...