AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGuam Health & Community: Guam Memorial Hospital cut the ribbon on 38 new parking stalls to ease stress for patients and visitors, with a phase two sidewalk push targeted for November. Combat Sports Spotlight: Joseph “Seay” Camacho returns to the PANCRASE 365 cage Sept. 6 in Tokyo, and Guam is sending a 16-athlete jiu-jitsu delegation (with major names like T’ana Adamos and DJ Jackson) to the SJJIF World Jiu-Jitsu Championship Sept. 3–6. Emergency Care Upgrade: Guam Regional Medical City is rolling out Bluetooth-enabled pre-hospital EKG tech so cardiac teams can prep before patients even arrive. Public Safety & Accountability: The Office of the Attorney General launches “Guam Bomb Busters,” moving abandoned-vehicle cases toward felony and misdemeanor charges. Arts & Education: Poetry Out Loud school registration is due Oct. 30, keeping the poetry recitation program rolling for the 2026–27 year. Local Culture: Hågat’s Mt. Carmel Fiesta and Auto Show drew visitors for church fundraising and community events. Fitness Business News: Rockit Ride enters a new partnership phase as Phoebe Guerrero takes over as general manager.
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