Senator Lujan Encourages Public Participation to Recognize Guam’s Living World War II Survivors in “Project Today”

(Hagåtña, Guam) – Senator Jesse Lujan and the Guam Visitors Bureau have launched “Project Today,” an initiative to honor living World War II survivors from Guam. This past week, Senator Lujan, GVB, Senators from the 37th Guam Legislature, and mayors presented certificates and memorabilia pins to the living WWII survivors in the villages of Agana Heights, Assan-Ma’ina…

Senator Lujan and GVB Look to Honor Guam’s Living World War II Survivors in “Project Today”

(Hagåtña, Guam) – The Office of Senator Jesse Lujan and the Guam Visitors Bureau are collaborating on an initiative to honor living World War II survivors from Guam, both on and off-island. The joint effort, “Project Today,” aims to collect the information of all living war survivors who endured the Japanese occupation on Guam between December 8, 1941 to August 10, 1944…

Senator Lujan Aims to Break Deadlock Over New Hospital Location with the “ESPITÅT PARA TODU ACT OF 2024”

(Hagåtña, Guam) – Following months of deliberation and divisive debates, Senator Jesse Lujan introduced Bill No.­­305-37(COR) in an effort to resolve the impasse over the location of Guam’s new hospital. The bill, to be known as the “Espitåt Para Todu (Hospital for All) Act of 2024,” seeks to address the critical need for a modern hospital or medical facility, breaking the deadlock…

Senator Lujan Thanks the Guam Legislature for Supporting Measures to Fortify the Island and Achieve Regional Stability

(Hagåtña, Guam) –The April Session of 2024 concluded with the 37th Guam Legislature unanimously adopting Resolution No.179-37(LS) and Resolution No.260-37(LS). Both resolutions are authored by Senator Jesse Lujan with the goal of supporting efforts to secure the island and achieve regional stability.
“I want to thank my colleagues for the bipartisan backing…

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