Regional Weather Watch: Typhoon Choi-wan is exiting the Marianas, with watches and warnings lifted, but hazardous seas and lingering wind impacts continue; meanwhile Tropical Depression Koguma (27W) formed far east of Guam and could strengthen toward a typhoon later this week, though it’s not expected to directly threaten the Marianas. Invasive Species Prevention: Guam’s Department of Agriculture is urging cargo, vehicles, and vessels heading to CNMI to be inspected before departure and after arrival to help keep brown tree snakes from hitchhiking to other islands. Local Fisheries Access: Hagåtña launched a community fishing locker at the Mayor’s Office offering free rentals of rods, tackle, and supplies to boost hands-on fishing and responsible stewardship. Health & Environment Governance: Guam lawmakers are weighing $20M for GMH electronic health records upgrades and UOG aquaculture innovation; separate coverage also highlights Guam’s Supreme Court case tied to environmental review and Air Force activities. Coastal Impacts & Wildlife: After Choi-wan’s high surf, Micro Beach and a pavilion near American Memorial Park were buried in sand; DAWR also addressed a localized atulai (mackerel) die-off, warning residents not to collect or consume dead fish. Port Resilience: The Port Authority returned one STS gantry crane to service after 100 mph winds knocked all three cranes offline, with repairs and inspections ongoing.