Power Resilience: Guam Memorial Hospital Authority won federal approval for a $16.1M FEMA grant to add secondary power sources, with the full $17.9M project funded 90% by FEMA and 10% by GMH—aimed at keeping patient care running during outages. Reef & Waste Reality Check: A local dive account contrasts once-vibrant reefs with today’s degraded conditions at Pete’s Reef, underscoring how environmental stress shows up underwater. Water Safety Alarm: A Yigo drinking-water well stayed in use even after officials found banned dieldrin contamination affecting 1,200 residents, raising questions about how long exposure may have been happening. School Health & Readiness: JQ San Miguel Elementary jumped from a C to an A after health inspection, while Tiyan High and Simon Sanchez reopening timelines hinge on public health inspections and roof repairs. Coastal Cleanup Call: Guam’s 32nd Annual International Coastal Cleanup is set for Sept. 19, with pre-registration and capped sites to protect reefs and marine life. Typhoon Season Watch: Two tropical systems east of the Marianas strengthen but are not expected to directly affect Guam, while forecasters flag rising odds of storms closer to home. Fisheries Shift: A Guam smart-FAD effort is pushing fishers toward pelagic options to ease pressure on declining reef fish stocks. Defense Tech (Local Angle): Lockheed and Anduril both reported Guam Defense System battle-manager prototype tests, focused on fusing sensor data and recommending responses.