Primary Election Health Lens: Voters in Guam’s Primary Election said they’re ready to “make a change,” with first-time voters calling for stronger local support and a new hospital as the island’s economy and jobs remain top concerns. Free Care in Sinajana: A community outreach at Sinajana Community Center on Aug. 2 (noon–4 p.m.) will offer free services including diabetic eye exams, immunizations if available, primary care and physicals, gestational ultrasounds and pap smears, plus podiatry and diabetic foot checks. Crash Response: Guam Fire Department reported a serious Route 4A crash in Talo’fo’fo early Saturday, including one woman with injuries incompatible with life and another where resuscitation was terminated; two others were transported to Naval Hospital while GPD investigates. Housing + Health Support: Bradley Anigua Apartments opened as a transitional housing option for families, offering up to two years of case management and supportive services aimed at stability and moving toward permanent housing. Public Health Infrastructure: Joint Region Marianas reviewed installation drinking water quality and compliance, focusing on reliability and resilience to protect long-term community health. Hospital Legal Roadblock: Federal court again sent Guam’s hospital-related authority dispute back to the Guam Supreme Court, clearing the way for local resolution. School Health Compliance: F.B. Leon Guerrero Middle School remains unauthorized to reopen after back-to-back health inspections found campus sections out of compliance, with a phased correction process and a follow-up inspection scheduled.