Education & Local Leadership: Public School System head Dr. Lawrence F. Camacho wrapped up nearly 2.5 years as commissioner, citing team wins as he steps down to pursue a governor bid. Aquaculture & Research Funding: UH Hilo is joining NOAA’s new $13.5M, five-year CIFARM consortium to expand U.S. marine aquaculture, with UH researchers leading work that includes tech development and AI-supported aquaculture demonstrations. Military Construction Command Shift: The Navy disestablished OICC Marine Corps Marianas after a decade of Guam construction support and stood up a new Resident Officer in Charge of Construction command, with responsibility moving to Capt. David Sare. Public Health Oversight Strain: DPHSS says only three fully trained inspectors are covering high-risk facility checks, completing about half of required inspections—raising alarms about food safety and institutional oversight gaps. Energy Cost Relief in Tinian: FEMA and the military are covering generation and fuel costs temporarily, so residents see only the basic $7 service fee until around July 10. Nuclear Policy Watch: A House Armed Services amendment would pilot small modular reactors across the Western Pacific, prompting Guam security concerns about future reactor testing or operations. Disaster Recovery in CNMI: CNMI officials report major progress restoring power and water after Sinlaku, with most primary power lines re-energized on Saipan but distribution repairs still ongoing. Governance & Budget Tension: Blas and Ada propose a hiring/pay freeze, while Acting Gov. Tenorio argues it conflicts with prior attorney general opinions on executive staffing authority.