Guam Community & Safety: A 1-year-old girl was confirmed as the pedestrian in a Yona auto-pedestrian crash on Pulantat Road; Guam Fire Department ended care on scene and transferred the case to Guam Police. Education & Opportunity: UOG’s College Credit for Lived Experience (CCLE) lets adults earn up to 30 credits through work, service, certifications, and other real-world learning via portfolio review. Youth & Local Pride: Simon Sanchez reconstruction is back in the spotlight as youth leaders plan a “SSHS STAND UP” demonstration over delays and school uncertainty. Sports & Culture: Guam paddlers are among international teams at the Korea Open Busan International Dragon Boat Race, with crews competing across multiple distances and boat categories. Athlete Spotlight: Weightlifter Chloe Santos returns home with gold after an eight-month break, crediting her training crew and aiming to put Guam on the world map. Tourism Watch: GVB says it’s leaning harder into digital marketing to boost arrivals as costs and flight disruptions bite, with Korea still a key challenge. Tech for Jobs: GDOL plans to test VOS Sapphire AI on HIREGUAM to help job seekers and employers with resumes, matching, and faster case support. What to Do: The Art of Food Marketing & Tea Pairing workshop invites Guam farmers and chefs to learn how to turn local products into story-driven, visitor-ready experiences. Weather Alert: Typhoon Condition III is declared for Alamagan, Pagan, and Agrihan, with residents urged to monitor updates and prep for possible gusts and rain.