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Continuing their commitment to the timely payment of income tax refunds, the Leon Guerrero-Tenorio Administration has announced the latest batch release of tax refund payments totaling $1,794,118 including refund garnishments.

This represents the payment of 486 error-free returns filed on or before November 15, 2021. Since 2019, the Department of Revenue and Taxation (DRT) and the Department of Administration (DOA) have been working to ensure refunds are processed and paid on a consistent, expedient basis.

“Our administration will continue to improve and maintain this standard for our people of Guam who historically have had to wait months for their refund,” said Acting Governor Josh Tenorio. “Again, with the holidays here, putting taxpayer dollars into their hands will provide for a more enjoyable Christmas season for our families.”

To check the status of your income tax refund and other payments processed by DRT, log onto your account at myguamtax.com and use the Lookup Status tools or call 635-1840/1841/7614/7651/1813 or e-mail pinadmin@revtax.guam.gov.

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Visit the Harvest Baptist Church campus this December 3, 4, and 5 between 6:00 pm and 9:00 pm for its Drive-through Living Nativity & Bethlehem Experience.

Journey back in time and experience the sights and sounds of Bethlehem from 2000 years ago.

This year’s drive-thru will be interactive as each vehicle will be given 3 coins upon entrance and will use those coins to participate in paying taxes, to shop at the Jewish bakery, and to give their temple offering.

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Adelup is closely monitoring the first confirmed case of the omicron variant in Hawaii

Acting Governor Josh Tenorio said the administration continues to closely monitor the latest information on the omicron variant, including the first confirmed case detected in Hawaii.

“Like the rest of the world, we are vigilantly waiting on more information from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization. At this time, what we each must do is our part,” Tenorio said.

He added that the emergence of this new threat places greater emphasis on the importance of strategies to reduce our risk of infection, including the 3Ws, getting tested and treated if you are sick, and most importantly, getting vaccinated.

“We urge everyone eligible for the booster shot to join the 27,564 who have added to their defense against this virus and we plead to all parents to protect their children by getting them vaccinated as soon as possible,” the acting governor said.

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The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services on Thursday expressed concern over the new omicron COVID-19 variant and urged those who are still unvaccinated to get vaccinated and get their booster shots.

Dr. Robert Leon Guerrero, DPHSS interim chief medical officer, said the omicron variant is causing an increase in COVID cases in Europe and has already reached the United States.

“They’ve already had one confirmed case in California. So that’s kind of concerning. And so my message is, you know, although we’re down, we still need to make sure that we still wear our masks, wash our hands, and social distance,” Leon Guerrero said during a media briefing Thursday morning.

The doctor also encouraged people who are not vaccinated to get vaccinated and those who have been fully vaccinated to get their booster shots.

Chief Public Health Officer Chima Mbakwen said the CDC team visiting Guam is also helping Guam Public Health to monitor omicron variant developments and that the plan to develop an isolation facility is still on.

“With the new variant coming in, I think vaccination has proven to add another layer of protection. So as we go into the holiday season, people should get vaccinated. Remember to always wear your mask and keep your distance,” Mbakwem said.

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