AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation Disruption: Tiyan High’s campus is shut again after a failed inspection, sending about 2,300 Simon Sanchez and Tiyan students into remote learning while another inspection is set for Thursday. Social Media Safety: Guam is among the jurisdictions tied to Meta’s $17B settlement over teen safety, with critics saying the deal pushes age-gating and surveillance instead of real protection. Tourism & Local Biz: GVB launched an online grants portal for its Tourism Works Micro-Grant, aiming to make it easier for Guam nonprofits and businesses to apply for tourism-linked projects. Regional Voice: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero says Guam is seeking full membership in the Pacific Islands Forum to strengthen its say on regional security, climate resilience, and ocean stewardship. Culture & Faith: Tumon’s Blessed Diego Luis de San Vitores Church welcomed centuries-old relics tied to San Vitores and Pedro Calungsod. Community & Sports: Marines returned to Finegayan Elementary to support the new school year, while Guam’s jiu-jitsu teams are gearing up for the Tokyo world championships.
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