AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours ago9/11 Remembrance: At Two Lovers Point, Guam first responder Dr. Gerald Flint urged the community to stay ready for the next crisis, sharing memories from treating victims at the Pentagon and World Trade Center. Local Arts & Culture: Mangilao Donne’ Festival returns Friday–Sunday with peppers, food, music, and competitions—vendors say supplies held up despite typhoon crop losses. Community Radio: KPRG-FM 89.3’s Thrift Store Ball is back Saturday for the first time in 20+ years, with live music, costume contests, and thrift-themed fun. Sports & Fitness: Guam Football Association launches its inaugural Men’s Recreational Mañe’lu League (Oct. 4 start) for ages 18+ to play, get fit, and reconnect. Music Night: Tribal Theory headlines “ROOTED” at LeoPalace Resort Guam Saturday, bringing an island homecoming reggae-rock show. Health & Local News: GMHA received a $136K federal grant for a boom lift to help maintenance crews reach hard-to-access areas in-house. Legal/Politics: Guam Bar debate set for Sept. 16 for four attorney general candidates, with the Moylan eligibility dispute still in the spotlight.
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