Coastal Safety: Guam’s search for missing swimmer Nico Camacho at Gun Beach was suspended after five days, with agencies covering more than 1,100 square nautical miles; families are urging the public to stay alert and call 911 if they spot anything helpful. Fisheries & Climate Impacts: Guam fishers told federal partners that shark depredation keeps stealing their catch, market “fixes” aren’t working, and disaster aid pathways remain unclear when storms wipe out gear; the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council is also gathering input for climate-adapted management and building a tool for fishers to report changing abundance and conditions. School Health & Facilities: Tiyan High School and Simon Sanchez High School were closed after a Public Health inspection found sanitation, ventilation, temperature, lighting, restroom and other deficiencies tied to complaints including sewage backups and termite issues. Community Trails & Conservation: The Guam Visitors Bureau held a town hall on the Sella Bay Overlook Trail project, focusing on safer access and erosion concerns while preserving the site’s natural and cultural character. Deep-Sea Mining Debate: Pacific bishops urged prudence on deep-sea mining, warning that lack of full certainty shouldn’t justify proceeding without due care for serious or irreversible harm. Weather Watch: NWS continues monitoring Invest 92W for possible movement toward the Marianas, while hazardous west-facing surf and rip currents remain a risk for Guam and nearby islands.