Tarague Beach Legal Fight: Prutehi Guåhan and the U.S. Air Force will face Supreme Court oral arguments on Oct. 7 over claims that open-air detonations are contaminating Guam’s water and air, with the group pushing for a stronger environmental review under NEPA. Local Environment & Culture: The Western Pacific Fishery Management Council is urging federal agencies to move forward with long-delayed green sea turtle status reviews, saying it’s key to protecting traditional cultural harvests. Community & Faith: Guam residents and the diaspora marked 20 years since Santa Marian Kamalen was enshrined in D.C., with Mass, tours, and shared meals at the National Shrine. Education & Youth: Guam 4-H kicks off National 4-H Week with free hands-on workshops (DNA, fisheries, sewing, and bug hunting) for students Oct. 4-10, and UOG named Rota journalist Thomas Mangloña II as the inaugural Marianas Science Communications Fellow. Family Support Updates: Head Start received a $1M-plus federal boost for nutrition and facilities, while new childcare subsidy applicants will be placed on a waitlist starting Oct. 1. Health & Safety: A non-dairy frozen dessert sold on Guam was pulled from shelves due to potential choking or mouth injury risk. Sports & Culture: RECON, Guam’s anime convention, is planning to expand across the Marianas, and Guam athletes wrapped up the Asian Intercity Bowling Championship with Virgil Toledo earning bronze. Immigration & Work: The Philippines says a Migrant Workers Office will open in Guam soon to bring labor services closer to Filipino workers across Micronesia.