AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBroadband Access: Guam is moving from “vision to action” with a public-private push to bring high-speed internet to about 1,340 previously unserved/underserved homes and 175 community anchor sites, backed by nearly $5 million in federal and private investment. Environmental Justice: Prutehi Guåhan’s attorneys have filed Supreme Court arguments over the Tarague Beach detonation range, arguing the Air Force must better assess environmental impacts before renewing permits—or shut the range down. Community Health: Guam EPA issued a warning for 10 polluted beaches based on July 23 water samples, urging residents to avoid swimming or fishing in unsafe waters. Higher Ed Leadership: Judith Guthertz resigned as Guam Community College president effective July 31, with Virginia C. Tudela stepping in as acting president Aug. 3. Local Civic Life: A regional working group met at the Guam airport to advance Philippine inclusion in the Guam-CNMI visa waiver bid, aiming to balance tourism growth with security. Culture & Language: A local op-ed and community stories highlight CHamoru language and cultural arts as living connections—whether through teaching kids or sharing performances abroad. Politics & Rights: Birthright citizenship proposals targeting U.S. territories continue to spark strong opposition across Guam, with lawmakers and community voices pushing back.
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