Obituary & Heritage: Guam lost Alejandro “Tun Al” Lizama, a pioneering Chamorro archaeologist, Vietnam veteran, and longtime champion of Chamorro rights, remembered for helping shift archaeology toward local stewardship and protecting culturally significant sites. Education & Resilience: George Washington High School senior Reynold Borja will be the first in his family to attend college at Soka University America after years of housing instability, saying his goal is to show siblings they can thrive. Sports & Youth Pride: Carbs Jiu-Jitsu Guam’s T’ana Adamos became the second female juvenile world champion from Guam and the academy’s first world champion, with her training built entirely on-island. Local Tourism & Trails: Guam Visitors Bureau approved a $55,000 contract for the Sella Bay Overlook Trail, aiming for a safer, accessible ecotourism hub along Route 4. Education Funding Watch: GDOE is holding about $51M in federal funds, citing caution while seeking a determination letter tied to an audit finding. Community & Culture: The inaugural Piti Sea Festival spotlighted traditional navigation and maritime knowledge, with masters teaching how seafaring is really about community, skills, and relationships. Foster Care Need: Guam is short 70 foster homes for 693 children in the system, with officials urging more licensed families to help kids find stability. Chamorro Healing Land Risk: Åmot Para Taotao Tåno’s landowner faces potential eviction after a lease eligibility and compliance review by the Chamorro Land Trust Commission. Regional Sports: NMI women’s football revealed its roster and schedule for the EAFF E-1 prelims in Guam (June 3–9), starting against Chinese Taipei.