AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoStorm Readiness: Senators will meet Thursday to consider $10 million from Guam’s Rainy Day Fund for village mayors, schools and emergency agencies as Invest 96W could bring tropical-storm or typhoon conditions this weekend. Residents are urged to prepare. Health Care: Some Guam residents received $90 Medicare Part B rebates; no application is needed. Education: Head Start registration is open for eligible children for the 2026-27 school year. Tiyan High families favor returning to campus after it passed inspection, but GDOE says transportation, construction and other issues must be resolved first. Breast Cancer Awareness: Health officials recommend screening mammograms every two years for women ages 40 to 74; early detection can improve treatment options. School Sports: Okkodo’s boys made school history, edging Guam High by three points to claim their first cross-country championship and end the Panthers’ six-year run.
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