Deep-Sea Mining Fight: Conservation groups and Earthjustice filed a new lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s plan to kickstart deep-sea mining off the Marianas and CNMI, arguing endangered species protections were improperly dismissed; CNMI Del. Kimberlyn King-Hinds also pushed for a 50% revenue cut for territories. Local Courts & Justice: A federal judge dismissed former garment worker Amalia Abo Guanlao’s complaint against seven former attorneys without prejudice, citing her failure to prosecute and missed service deadlines. Diabetes Planning: Guam DPHSS is inviting the public and health professionals to help shape a new five-year diabetes strategic plan at a Sept. 22 meeting at the Westin Resort Guam. AmeriCorps Boost: Serve Guam Commission awarded $3.65M in AmeriCorps grants to Guahan Academy, UOG Volunteer Center, and GMHA, creating about 290 service roles. Culture & Community: Tribal Theory returns to Guam this Saturday for Jam Sessions’ “ROOTED,” and the Archdiocese continues efforts to promote devotion to Blessed Diego Luis de San Vitores. Health & Youth: GOPEACE 2026 highlighted substance-use risk factors for minors, including vaping marketing and easy access. Sports for Everyone: Guam Football Association launches its inaugural Men’s Recreational Mañe’lu League starting Oct. 4. Public Safety Remembrance: Jamaican Grill’s 25th annual 9.11 commemorative luncheon will feed first responders across Guam.