AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGuam Community Arts: Artspace Guåhan brought locals together with “The Art Yard,” a Tamuning pop-up market featuring 25 artist/maker vendors, a photo exhibit, and free ice cream—plus a big win for creators since vendors kept 100% of commissions. Local Sports (Girls): The IIAAG and Flag Football Ladies Association Guam teamed up to launch girls flag football as a first-quarter high school sport, with plans to build a feeder pipeline at the middle school level. Education & Health: UOG opened the Margaret Perez Hattori-Uchima School of Health Nursing Hub, adding simulation beds and VR training to boost nursing graduates by up to 60 per cohort. Community & Culture: The George Washington High School Mega Reunion Committee wrapped a week of alumni events, bringing together classes from 1969–1989 for “one school, many stories.” Civic Updates: Sinajana and MTM mayors say they’re awaiting $250,000 each in ARPA funds for a green marketplace and a renovated storage workshop.
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