College & Rugby Pipeline: Four top Guam rugby student-athletes signed collegiate letters of intent at The Boka Box, including JFK’s Don Aldis to Belmont Abbey (Division I), GWHS’s Christin Mafnas to Mount St. Mary’s (Division I), and Academy of Our Lady of Guam’s Aliyah Riffey plus Jeremiah Sablan to Thomas College (Division III), underscoring more local pathways beyond the island. Public Health Enforcement: Guam Public Health is investigating violations tied to Guam’s ban on coral-hurting sunscreen chemicals (oxybenzone, octinoxate, octocrylene), coordinating with Customs to stop shipments and pursue fines up to $5,000 per violation. Workforce & Local Jobs: A new GovGuam executive order aims to help SNAP participants transition into resident employment, boosting local spending and tax revenue. Federal Funding Push: Rep. James Moylan says Guam could see over $5M in FY2027 Agriculture Appropriations for GMH upgrades, fire/emergency response, and forensic/DNA lab improvements. Education & Growth: SIFA secured a Tamuning campus expansion with a $754,800 lease contract to add ninth grade, including science/robotics and AI-focused learning. Energy & Industry: Guam Power Authority is evaluating alternative fuel sources beyond Asia as regional stocks tighten, while Guam’s GEDA audit flags improving performance but warns about unstable funding reliance. Agriculture Marketing: UOG’s Land Grant Extension is running a 5P Agricultural Marketing workshop series to help Guam farmers and food entrepreneurs sell more locally with product, price, place, promotion, and people strategies.