School Disruption: Tiyan High School’s campus shut down after a failed inspection, sending about 2,300 Simon Sanchez and Tiyan students back to remote and hard-copy packets; another inspection is set for Thursday. Shipping Security: Guam Customs found broken seals and missing items on some containers, and lawmakers are pushing Bill 310-38 to require higher-security seals with escalating penalties. Storm Watch: A tropical disturbance (Invest 95W) could bring surging winds, heavier rain, and rough seas to Guam and the CNMI later this week, while Invest 94W stays farther north. Regional Voice: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero is seeking full membership in the Pacific Islands Forum, arguing Guam can better shape climate resilience, ocean stewardship, and development. Water & Wastewater: GWA will put $24.3M toward northern sewer transmission upgrades tied to a 2024 EPA settlement. Public Health & Power: GMH received a $16.1M FEMA grant for secondary power sources to improve resilience during outages. Biosecurity: Guam is advancing overdue invasive species planning by taking a seat in a Pacific biosecurity standards group. Enforcement on Blight: The Attorney General’s “Bomb Busters” initiative targets abandoned vehicles with criminal charges to reduce public health and environmental hazards. Tourism Funding: GVB launched an online portal for its Tourism Works Micro-Grant to streamline applications for eco-tourism, cultural, sports, and community projects.