Defense & Logistics: The U.S. Army unveiled its first production Maneuver Support Vessel Light, USAV Craney Island, built to move tanks and supplies through shallow coasts and unimproved beaches—an Indo-Pacific logistics upgrade aimed at reducing reliance on major port infrastructure. Local Governance & Infrastructure: Sinajana and Mongmong-Toto-Maite mayors say they’re still waiting on $250,000 each in ARPA funds for a green marketplace and a renovated storage workshop. Public Health & Facilities: Guam Memorial Hospital is facing persistent water-leak failures tied to a “weak link” in roof/envelope upgrades, with lawmakers asking questions amid potential litigation. Education & Safety: Tiyan High and Simon Sanchez High were closed after a Public Health inspection found major sanitation, ventilation, lighting, and restroom deficiencies. Workforce & Youth: Guam’s first law-enforcement junior cadet program wrapped up with five high school students completing CPR, tactical medicine, and career training. Tourism & Community Planning: The Guam Visitors Bureau held a Humåtak town hall on the Sella Bay Overlook Trail concept, focusing on access, safety, erosion, and cultural preservation. Agriculture & Health: UOG Land Grant’s SNAP-Ed is running a free four-part nutrition workshop series for adults, plus a separate Mental Health First Aid training for farmers and families. Fisheries & Access: The Western Pacific Fishery Council is discussing possible regulatory changes as parts of the Marianas Trench Marine National Monument move toward reopening commercial fishing access. Military Readiness Concerns: New reporting on missile and drone shortages is renewing debate over whether Guam’s missile shield can hold up in a China conflict.