Guam Education & Public Safety: Senators Vincent Borja and Jesse Lujan asked the U.S. Navy and the Guam National Guard for immediate help to prevent another school shutdown, after Southern High School concerns surfaced while Tiyan High and Simon Sanchez were closed following an inspection failure. Military & Workforce Pressure: New reporting and Navy leadership responses keep spotlighting strain on aircraft carrier crews, with the USS Abraham Lincoln’s long deployment tied to serious morale and mental health alarms. Local Economy & Infrastructure: The Legislature debate over Guam’s 5% business privilege tax (BPT) on military buildup construction contracts continues, with senators arguing over revenue needs versus economic impact. Shipping Costs: Guam residents and businesses say USPS policy changes now require third-party payment for duties and fees before mailing to the 50 states, raising costs. Fisheries & Disaster Gaps: Guam fishers say shark deterrents aren’t working and federal disaster aid remains out of reach after storms. CNMI Agriculture Recovery: CNMI Senate VP Corina Magofna is seeking disaster funding pathways for farmers and ranchers hit by Super Typhoons Sinlaku and Bavi, pointing to Guam’s use of multiple USDA disaster programs. Workforce Pipeline: Guam’s first law enforcement junior cadet cohort graduated, giving high school students hands-on training and a local career pathway. Tourism Planning: The Guam Visitors Bureau held a Humåtak town hall on the Sella Bay Overlook Trail project, focusing on safety, access, and cultural and environmental preservation. Health & Food Access: UOG Land Grant’s SNAP-Ed announced a free nutrition workshop series for adults, aimed at budget-friendly meal planning.