Aquaculture & Food Supply: The University of Hawaiʻi is joining a new $13.5M national aquaculture consortium (CIFARM) aimed at strengthening America’s seafood supply and expanding sustainable marine farming. Public Health & Food Safety: Guam’s DPHSS says it’s short-staffed, completing only about half of required high-risk facility inspections, including Category 4 food and institutional sites. Courts & Healthcare Oversight: A Guam District Court remanded the governor’s hospital authority case back to the Guam Supreme Court and awarded attorney’s fees against the AG. Maritime & Logistics: Naval Base Guam marked National Maritime Day with a wreath-laying ceremony and proclamation, highlighting the role of the Merchant Marine and fallen mariners. Energy & Cost Relief (CNMI): FEMA and the U.S. military are covering Tinian power generation and fuel costs temporarily, leaving residents paying only a basic $7 service fee. Tourism Strategy: A local opinion piece argues Guam should shift from chasing visitor counts to boosting visitor spending and building authentic experiences. Community Sports: Micronesia Mall and Clutch Guam opened registration for Mall Ball 3x3 summer tournaments for high school, adult/open, and middle school teams. Deep-Sea Mining Watch: Experts warn U.S. rules for deep-sea mining are outdated and may weaken environmental oversight as Guam and Pacific nations weigh seabed risks. Workforce & Economy: Another opinion calls for stronger resident job creation so economic gains translate into local wages and reduced reliance on public assistance.