Traffic Fatalities & Safety: A female minor died after being struck by a vehicle on Route 26 near the old Latte Heights Store in Mangilao; police say the case remains open as Highway Patrol leads the investigation. School Health & Community Impact: Tiyan High School’s campus passed a Public Health inspection with an “A” and zero demerits, but student return is still in the planning phase while plumbing responsibility and renovations are sorted out. Hospital Systems & Funding: Lawmakers discussed a proposed $20M appropriation for Guam Memorial Hospital Authority electronic health records upgrades and a University of Guam aquaculture innovation center, with GMH emphasizing timing before an EHR sunset. Specialized Care Access: DPHSS is inviting patients with hemophilia and von Willebrand’s disease to October clinics, education events, and a “Unite for Bleeding Disorders” walk with visiting specialists. Aging & Falls Prevention: UOG and DPHSS ran “Bingocize,” a Bingo-plus-exercise program approved as an evidence-based falls prevention effort, with participants reporting weight loss and improved mobility. Dental Regulation: Guam’s dental board is looking at whether Guam law needs updates to regulate dental laser use as more offices adopt the technology. Nutrition Assistance: SNAP changes took effect, including inflation-based benefit adjustments and new state cost responsibilities, with Guam’s benefit levels noted as higher than the contiguous U.S. Workforce Training: GRMC expanded Cath Lab training by bringing a Guam-born technologist from California to mentor and validate skills for heart and stroke procedures.