Marianas Recovery & Ports: The U.S. Coast Guard reopened Rota and Tinian to commercial maritime traffic after Super Typhoon Bavi, restoring cargo flow (Rota full access from 8 p.m. July 11; Tinian daylight-only access from noon July 10), though mariners were warned about possible channel hazards and facility limits. Power & Daily Life: Guam Power Authority reported 93% of feeders online by 10 a.m. Sunday, with major substations and transmission lines energized, but crews cautioned that storm-loosened equipment could fail later. Relief Efforts: The Salvation Army delivered thousands of meals and supplies across Guam and CNMI, with daily feeding planned for long-term shelters; Red Cross volunteers from Maine and New Hampshire are also heading to support recovery. Tourism Angle: With utilities still uneven, visitors and residents have been using shopping centers for charging and basic comfort, while Guam’s Tumon Night Market is set to return after weather cancellations. Education/Community: SIFA’s new Tamuning campus opening may slip past Aug. 10 due to permit and GCC utility constraints, with a possible temporary move to Guam Community College. Weather Watch: El Niño is underway and expected to strengthen, raising the odds of more intense storms for the region. Regional Security: China’s nuclear-capable submarine missile test drew condemnation from Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and the U.S., adding to regional tension.