AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoIsland Attractions: The Aquarium of Guam has pushed its reopening to spring 2027 after typhoon-related construction delays. The next phase will install new habitats, exhibits and visitor experiences. Election Update: Unofficial results show Tony Ada and E.J. Calvo winning the governor’s race by 1,020 votes, while Alicia Limtiaco leads the congressional delegate race and Republicans hold a narrow legislative majority. Arts & Heritage: Right to Democracy will bring artists from Guam and other U.S. territories together Nov. 9–15 for workshops and cultural exchange, including a Guam Museum gathering on CHamoru culture and artivism. Living Traditions: Guam families marked All Souls’ Day with cemetery visits and Mass, continuing a year-round tradition of remembering loved ones. Local Voices: Human rights lawyer Julian Aguon, recognized for his climate justice work, is the first person from Guam named to TIME’s TIME100 Next list.
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