AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDeep-Sea Mining Fight: Conservation groups and community advocates filed a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s plan to kick-start deep-sea mining off the CNMI and Guam, arguing it could harm humpback whales, manta rays, sea turtles, and the ocean-based culture and livelihoods of the Marianas. Local Economy Check-In: Guam’s unemployment ticked up 0.2 points in June to 3.6%, while private and “contracted” government work showed growth signals. Election Focus: Letters to voters zero in on cost of living, trust in government, and jobs—urging residents to vote with clear expectations for affordable groceries, utilities, and housing. Community & Culture: Tumon Night Market marks its first anniversary, growing from a pilot into a weekly hub for local food, performers, and international culture. Education & Youth: iLearn eyes the long-vacant Tumon Bay Mall as a future educational facility, while Okkodo High’s MCJROTC earns back-to-back Naval Honor School designation. Guam in the Region: Guam’s tourism push drew 200+ international partners at the MegaFAM trade show, spotlighting local makers like the Barcinas Sisters.
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