Beach & culture cleanup: The North Texas CHamoru Association held its second annual Ipan Beach Cleanup, with community members joined by 82nd Liberation Queen of Texas Tialynn Flores, highlighting Guam culture and coastal stewardship. Typhoon relief: The Salvation Army delivered 2,342 emergency meals to Guam shelters in the first four days after Super Typhoon Bavi, with plans to move to seven-days-a-week feeding for long-term shelters and additional food support for Saipan and Rota. Tourism industry forum: The Guam Tourism Educational Forum, postponed after Bavi, is now set for July 20 (2–4 p.m.) at RIHGA Royal Laguna Guam Resort, bringing together tourism leaders and gubernatorial teams to discuss recovery and resilience. Water safety alert: Guam EPA issued an advisory for 17 polluted beaches based on weekly sampling, warning of illness risks if people swim, fish, or play in unsafe waters. Local workforce & education: Harvest House is seeking donations for its Back-2-School Bash for about 700 foster children, aiming to give kids backpacks and supplies with dignity. Policy & travel planning: Guam’s Legislature advanced FY2027 budget amendments, including a push to clarify the 5% BPT for military buildup construction; separately, Starlink updated Roam rules by grouping regions—Guam is included in the North America region.