GDOE Accountability: An OPA audit says Guam Department of Education bought 286 large air-conditioning units worth about $2.7M that sat in a warehouse, with installation potentially requiring another $9.5M and exposing the agency to legal action. Congressional Race: Alicia Limtiaco took questions alone at a Guam Women’s Chamber forum, pitching “Guam first” federal equity and infrastructure while Del. James Moylan skipped the debate. Local Politics: In the gubernatorial debate, Ada and Calvo clashed with Terlaje and Flores Perez on rebuilding Guam’s economy, workforce, and government accountability. Health & Courts: Charissa Tenorio is seeking another Philippines medical trip while awaiting trial in a federal case tied to about $1.9M in alleged Pandemic Unemployment Assistance fraud. Disaster Readiness: FEMA awarded Guam Memorial Hospital $16M for a second backup generator after Typhoon Mawar. Education Pay: Guam Federation of Teachers is urging lawmakers to back a bill targeting teacher salaries to reach 95% of the national average within five years. Housing Recovery: GHURA set Sept. 30 and other deadlines for “Fix in Six” Typhoon Mawar recovery programs. Public Safety: AG Doug Moylan says his office will start charging people who abandon vehicles under a “Guam Bomb Busters” program. Business: Rockit Ride is entering a new partnership phase as Phoebe Guerrero takes over as general manager. Sports/Community: Latte Built highlighted 17-year-old volleyball player Erica Zandueta and her training routine.