Power Restoration: Guam Power Authority says 58% of feeders are back online as of 10 a.m. Thursday, with peak demand at about 37.6% of target; all major substations are energized and crews keep working to restore distribution lines and fix isolated damage. Storm Recovery Logistics: GPA is still waiting on eight bucket trucks and other equipment returning from Saipan, while 15 line crews are already in the field on 24/7 restoration shifts. Port & Shipping Reopenings: The U.S. Coast Guard reset Port Heavy Weather Condition WHISKEY for the Port of Guam, reopening it to 24/7 commercial cargo traffic; crews cleared hazards including a displaced buoy at the outer harbor entrance, and work continues to reopen and assess the Northern Marianas ports. Debris Disposal: Guam’s official typhoon debris site at Ypao Point opens Thursday (8 a.m.–5 p.m. daily through July 25) for green waste and construction debris only, with entry lines closing at 4:30 p.m. Parks & Community Impact: DPR recovery focuses on getting Ypao Beach Park running first, with Matapang Beach Park expected to take longer. Regional Weather Watch: Super Typhoon Bavi remains a major threat as it heads toward Taiwan and China after flooding disasters elsewhere killed dozens. Local Economy & Jobs: A new labor snapshot shows private-sector job growth driving Guam’s employment gains even as government employment contracts. Telecom Updates: Telecom providers are assessing and restoring mobile and internet services across Guam and the CNMI, with some service already back in parts of Saipan and Tinian. Food on the Move: Fast-food lines surged quickly after Bavi as residents returned to work and sought affordable meals. Security & Trade: A WWII ordnance response at the Port of Guam ended with an all-clear, with no disruption to ongoing recovery operations. Geopolitics: China’s submarine-launched missile test in the Pacific drew condemnation from Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and the U.S., with Guam mentioned in the reported flight path.