Guam Legislature: Senators recessed a special session on Section 30 bills until Monday, Oct. 5, after Wednesday’s work on four proposals—GMHA’s $15.9M electronic health records plan plus $4M for UOG aquaculture, $16.8M for three months of $100 power bill credits, $20M for GDOE facility fixes, and $20M earmarked for Simon Sanchez High School modernization. Tiyan Recreation Deal: Senators also spent the morning on Sen. Shawn Gumataotao’s Bill 333-38, which would let the Barrigada Mayor’s Office enter concession agreements for Tiyan Lot Naval Air Station Agana 19 (including sports fields) for community recreation, with Interior review required. Court Update: A criminal sexual conduct case was dismissed without prejudice after the Attorney General’s Office requested a later trial date due to witness availability. Culture & Pride: Guam will march for the first time in Madrid’s Hispanic Cultural Heritage Celebration parade (Hispanidad 2026), with a delegation of mostly CHamorus representing Guam’s Spanish-era inspired “mestiza” garb and music. Wellness Wednesday: A new column urges Guam residents to build the habit of eating more fruits and vegetables, noting local barriers and the health risks of low produce intake. Lifestyle Spotlight: Roman Dela Cruz shares his background and mission behind “slingstone” skillset training, blending culture, competition, and community service. Tourism Picks: Taotao Tasi’s beachfront dinner show in Tumon is highlighted as a family-friendly evening of Pacific storytelling, fire & knife dancing, and live music. Environment & Rights: Oral arguments are set for Oct. 7 at the U.S. Supreme Court in the Tarague Beach detonation range case brought by Prutehi Guåhan, seeking stronger environmental review under NEPA.