Guam Power Authority Financing: The Consolidated Commission on Utilities approved $32.5 million in fuel financing—$22.5 million from Bank of America plus a Coast360 line of credit—to help GPA manage higher fuel shipment costs through July 2027, while keeping the LEAC fuel surcharge in place. Hospital Funding Fight: Guam lawmakers passed Bill 1 (11-S) shifting $19.9 million in excess Section 30 funds to GMH alone, tying an electronic health record upgrade to the already-budgeted $21 million for fiscal 2027 and removing UOG’s planned aquaculture innovation center funding from the bill. School Campus Update: Tiyan High School passed its latest health inspection with an “A” and zero demerits, but GDOE says students’ return is still being planned after ongoing plumbing responsibility and renovation issues. Election Logistics: Guam Election Commission early voting begins Thursday at the Westin Guam Resort, with homebound voting already underway and electronic poll books used again for early voting. Small Business & Community: SBA opened nominations for National Small Business Week 2027 awards, including a Guam slot for state winners. Community Drive: Be Heartfelt and Tower for Humanity launched Cans for Humanity, targeting 30,000 canned goods for kids facing food insecurity. Legal Case: A former Docomo Pacific employee pleaded not guilty to aggravated sexual abuse by force; trial is set for Dec. 15. Tourism Letter: A letter urges lawmakers to “save the tourism industry” by fixing visible eyesores and keeping Guam welcoming.