AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLiberation & Culture: Guam’s 82nd Liberation Day plans are getting a spotlight as residents react to the parade cancellation and push for stronger, more visible CHamoru history celebrations next year, while a free Marine Corps Forces, Pacific performance at Micronesia Mall Monday adds a musical touch to the holiday. Community Arts & Giving: Pulitzer photographer Manny Crisostomo is selling art in Tumon today with half the proceeds going to Rota typhoon recovery, and organizers are also collecting relief supplies. Local Buzz & Tourism: The Guam Visitors Bureau launched the Guam Photo Hunt, a free Instagram-style island treasure hunt running through Sept. 30. Sports & Fitness: Pika’s Best of Guam nominations close today—new categories include Best Music Store, Best Pilate Instructor, and Best Specialty Tea. Education & Film: Filmmakers are seeking help funding an independent project shot on Guam, and UOG engineering student Amber Josfin Pineda earned a competitive Purdue summer research spot. Civic Tension: A new federal bill would end automatic birthright citizenship for children born in Guam and other territories starting Jan. 1, 2027.
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