Guam Budget Vote: The Guam Legislature is set to vote Monday on the governor’s revised FY2027 budget, keeping a 4% Business Privilege Tax and a 5% BPT on military buildup construction projects despite pushback. Hospital & Schools: Senators are pressing for urgent help to keep Southern High School open as Tiyan High and Simon Sanchez face shutdowns after failed inspections. Agriculture & Food Security: The Guam Department of Agriculture opened applications for its Crop Loss Compensation Program for Typhoon Bavi losses, running Aug. 17 to Sept. 2. Housing Upgrades: GHURA approved about $401,000 to renovate seven public housing units, while postponing a larger Guma Trankilidat rehabilitation. Hospitality & Workforce: PHARE 2026 kicks off Wednesday at the Hyatt with chef demos, networking, and training tied to Guam’s visitor economy. Education & Skills Pipeline: Career Tech High Academy is making its case for charter renewal, highlighting construction, maritime, drone, and diving certifications. Community & Tourism Planning: GVB held a town hall on the Sella Bay Overlook Trail concept, focusing on access, safety, and cultural preservation. Local Industry Costs: USPS now requires Guam-to-states mailers to use a third-party app to pay duties and fees, raising shipping costs for local businesses. Maritime Research Disrupted: Typhoon Dolphin pushed the Nautilus expedition more than 1,000 miles off its planned survey route. Public Safety Careers: Guam’s first junior cadet law enforcement training cohort graduated five students.