AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRecovery and Schools: GDOE will reopen three more schools Thursday after Super Typhoon Champi; 36 campuses are now cleared for in-person classes. Utilities: GPA says power is 99% restored, while about 177 GWA customers remain without water as crews continue repairs. Community Care: Local groups and World Central Kitchen delivered about 1,700 meals to families affected by the storm, with more distributions planned. CHamoru Heritage: A new Museum Stories feature traces how the kåmyo coconut grater supported generations of food traditions and everyday life. Island Identity: Guam-born artist Geraldine Datuin’s exhibition “Ripened in the Badlands” explores migration, Filipino roots and connections with CHamoru culture. Youth Sports: Guam’s U-15 boys will compete in the inaugural FIFA U-15 World Cup and Festival in Azerbaijan, Oct. 24–30. Women’s Voices: A UOG forum Thursday will give women candidates a platform to discuss issues affecting women, families and Guam communities. Sharing Guam: GVB’s new partnership with South Korea’s SBS Medianet aims to showcase CHamoru culture, cuisine and local experiences to Korean audiences.
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