Military Health Crisis: Families and lawmakers keep pressing the Navy over reported supply shortages, hygiene problems, and a mental health emergency aboard USS Abraham Lincoln after months at sea; the ship is set to return after more than 260 days, with additional mental health support and a planned rotation to USS George Washington. Local Hospital Oversight: Guam lawmakers questioned GMH water leak failures tied to typhoon damage and ongoing roof/envelope upgrades, as the hospital anticipates possible litigation. Budget & Public Health Funding: Guam Legislature moves toward a Monday vote on the revised FY2027 budget, keeping BPT at 4% and preserving a 5% BPT on military buildup construction; meanwhile, $104.8M in COVID recovery funds originally aimed at a Mangilao medical complex is being reallocated to DPW, GMH, and GWA due to spending deadlines and legal delays. Nutrition & Wellness: UOG SNAP-Ed is hosting a free “Ready, Set, Eat” nutrition workshop series to help residents plan healthier, budget-friendly meals. Access to Care via Language: Superior Court is recruiting bilingual interpreters with $28/hour pay, targeting Philippine and Micronesian languages to keep court services moving. School Food Support: GDOE is providing grab-and-go meals to students affected by Tiyan and Simon Sanchez closures. Community Health Support: A breastfeeding support message highlights Guam’s higher-than-national breastfeeding initiation and skin-to-skin rates after normal births. Workforce & Training: UOG opens a nursing hub to prepare Guam’s next generation of nurses, while a new junior cadet program adds hands-on training for youth interested in law enforcement careers.