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Nestor Licanto
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Reporter, KUAM
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Sports , International News , Business and Finance , National News , Politics
drug, war, marijuana
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By Nestor Licanto Verified| The Guam Daily Post Verified A public hearing was held on Monday to stamp out a law that would legalize consumer-grade fireworks before it can be fully implemented. Bill 20-38, introduced by Sen. Telo Taitague, would repeal Public Law 37-47, authored by former Sen. Dwayne San Nicolas and signed by Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero on Nov. 10, 2023. "Let me be clear. Consumer-grade fireworks are dangerous, often fatal and come with devastating consequences when mishandled," Taitague said.
By Nestor Licanto Verified| The Guam Daily Post Verified A measure that that extends the minimum term of a government lease to 15 years, and another that allows homeowners to build separate housing units on their primary home lot, were among the eight new laws passed by the 38th Guam Legislature and signed by Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero on Saturday. Public Law 38-1 by Sen. Jesse Lujan extends the minimum government lease from five years to fifteen.
By Nestor Licanto Verified| The Guam Daily Post Verified A public hearing was held on Monday to stamp out a law that would legalize consumer-grade fireworks before it can be fully implemented. Bill 20-38, introduced by Sen. Telo Taitague, would repeal Public Law 37-47, authored by former Sen. Dwayne San Nicolas and signed by Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero on Nov. 10, 2023. "Let me be clear. Consumer-grade fireworks are dangerous, often fatal and come with devastating consequences when mishandled," Taitague said.
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