AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation & Community Stability: SIFA got a Sept. 30 deadline to submit a permanent campus plan and move students out of the Royal Orchid Resort all year, after failed arrangements elsewhere. Cost of Living: The Public Utilities Commission approved a second power rate hike this year—raising the fuel surcharge from about 19.4 to 28.4 cents per kWh starting Oct. 1, adding about $88.56 to the average monthly bill. School Disruptions: After sanitary inspection issues at Tiyan and lingering permit problems, GDOE is shifting to double sessions starting Wednesday: Okkodo with Simon Sanchez, and George Washington with Tiyan—while some students remain on online/hard-copy learning. Women & Youth: The Guam Women’s Chamber announced Fanachu Famalåo’an 2026 (Oct. 29) and Guam Cancer Care’s Strides for the Cure 2K/5K returns Oct. 3. Culture & Heritage: Expedition X spotlighted Guam’s history and reported “ghosts” in a Sept. 10 episode, and the Archdiocese of Agana is restarting devotion efforts toward Blessed Diego’s canonization. Pets & Families: Petpalooza highlighted Guam’s stray animal challenge, with local advocates calling for more spay/neuter education and adoption support.
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