Breastfeeding Support: Guam marked August as Breastfeeding Awareness Month with a Lt. Gov. proclamation, community events at Micronesia Mall, and a “Breastfeeding Wave” gathering supporters—highlighting local resources and the need for ongoing family and health care partner support. Public Health & Schools: Tiyan High School and Simon Sanchez High School remain closed after failing health inspections; GDOE says redistricting won’t be voted on Monday, with contingency plans focused on busing/transport and supervision while students get meal and homework pickup options. Hospital Operations: Guam Memorial Hospital Authority says it is current on power and water payments and that outdated past-due figures in utility reports are being corrected; GMH says there’s no threat to operations. SNAP Access: DPHSS advised SNAP recipients whose benefits were delayed due to power-related EBT processing issues to check EBT balances after 7:15 p.m., affecting 79 households. Medical Examiner Stability: Sen. Telo Taitague is pushing for an executive director role in the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner as Dr. Keng-Chih “Kenny” Su resigns early, raising concerns about staffing, equipment, and coverage. Community Health & Safety: A 1-year-old died after a Yona auto-pedestrian crash involving a vehicle backing up in a driveway; GPD investigation continues. Homelessness Plan: DHAPP launched a five-year roadmap to reduce homelessness and poverty, including a dedicated office by Oct. 1 and a centralized drop-in center by 2028 with housing navigation, case management, and benefits enrollment.