AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGuam Health Funding: Lawmakers met with finance, hospital and university officials on Bill 1 (11-S), seeking $15.8M from Section 30 for GMHA to buy a modern electronic health records system, while also weighing a $4M UOG Blue Economy Innovation Center proposal—amid competing bills using the same pot. Open Records Fight: Guam’s Attorney General asked the Superior Court to reconsider an order requiring release of employee annual leave records, seeking to pause production while the court reviews the request. Tourism & Air Capacity: South Korea’s Fair Trade Commission examiner recommended rejecting airlines’ bid to cut required Guam-bound seat capacity on Incheon-Guam and Busan-Guam routes by 20%, as Guam arrivals from South Korea remain down sharply. Local Business & Jobs: Micronesia Mall’s PowerUP entertainment center is targeting an early December opening and will hold a hiring fair Oct. 10 for bowling, go-karts, a zip line and more. Education & Talent: UOG civil engineering graduate Kayleena Blas Diaz became the program’s first licensed professional engineer in Guam, and UOG student Adrian Manalang was selected for the Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship for public service. Community & Culture: The Guam Museum Foundation held a first-ever gala marking 100 years of museum efforts, and CHamoru dancer Francisco “Frank” Rabon received a 2026 National Heritage Fellowship.
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