AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTyphoon Recovery & Local Infrastructure: Guam lawmakers kicked off a special session on Super Typhoon Bavi recovery, with agencies answering questions about the $13.36M portion of the $42.4M request, including plans for repairs to the damaged Marine Drive seawall. Tech & Security: A Guam tech conference brought together regional leaders to tackle how AI, cybersecurity threats, and power grid limits are forcing businesses to rethink their tech plans. Youth Civic Spotlight: UOG and Genesis Babauta will host a nonpartisan Youth Gubernatorial Forum July 30, giving students a direct Q&A with gubernatorial candidates on education, jobs, healthcare, housing, and public safety. Liberation Week Culture: Tialynn Flores returned to Guam as Texas’ first Liberation Queen, reconnecting with family and CHamoru community events after Super Typhoon Bavi shifted her original plans. Community Arts for a Cause: Pulitzer photographer Manny Crisostomo’s Liberation Day pop-up in Tumon will donate half of sales to Rota typhoon recovery, with organizers also collecting relief supplies. Food & Fun Picks: Pika’s Best of Guam nominations are the last day to submit, and Guam’s local food scene gets a boost with Pika’s Best categories plus a Liberation Week-friendly buzz around island events.
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