Assistive Tech in Guam: Hundreds packed the Micronesia Mall for the Guam System for Assistive Technology’s 32nd annual Assistive Technology Fair, with hands-on demos like AI smart glasses and the “Sock Horse” to help people live more independently. Public Service Spotlight: Port Authority of Guam GM Rory J. Respicio received the 2025–2026 Professor John M. Phillips Excellence in Government Accountability Award, praised for clean audits, transparency, and major federal investment wins. Military Buildup Concerns: Guam residents and advocates pushed back at a reconvened Military Buildup Informational Briefing, warning the island is being positioned for a larger role without enough civilian input or shelter planning. Local Voices on Contracts: A Guam policy discussion argues the next wave of defense spending should include real local workforce requirements—internships, apprenticeships, and training—so communities benefit, not just companies. Education & Careers: UOG and Goodwind Development Corporation signed an MoU to expand internships and career pathways, while UOG also announced soil testing workshops for farmers and gardeners. Culture & Learning: Traditional navigators encouraged people to “look up” at Matariki, and a new Career Tech Deaf Academy plan aims to blend ASL, English, and CHamoru culture for deaf and low-vision students. Regional Travel Update: Saipan resumed international flights after a two-month pause following Typhoon Sinlaku, with Jeju Air adding service to support tourism recovery.