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The corner of Marine Corps Drive and Chalan Lajuna in Yigo is shown on Dec. 29. Mayor Anthony P. Sanchez of Yigo told the Journal he has repeatedly fixed the corner, as well as where Chalan Lajuna intersects at its other end with Route 15, also known as the back road to Andersen [Air Force Base]. “Public Works is aware of it,” Sanchez said. He also said he has toured the village with Vincent P. Arriola, the director of the Guam Department of Public Works. See “Plain English” on Page 2 for related content. Photo by Maureen N. Maratita
 

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