AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMicronesia Connectivity Boom: A World Bank-backed FSM Connectivity Project pushed entry-level fixed broadband prices down from about $65 to $0.78 per Mbps per month and drove internet use up twenty-fold since 2014, reaching 88% of the population across Yap, Chuuk and beyond. Guam Community & Politics: Micronesia Mall’s “Meet the Candidates” event brings Guam’s 2026 Primary Election hopefuls to the center court Saturday for face-to-face Q&A with dozens of confirmed candidates. Sports on Guam: Mall Ball ’26 is in full swing with 22 middle school teams set for the 3x3 tournament July 31–Aug. 2, plus the Free Throw Fly Away Challenge and prizes. Palau Retirement Savings: Guam-based ASC Trust opened its first Palau office in Koror, expanding employer-sponsored 401(k)-style plans for local organizations. Kiribati-Earhart Update: Purdue’s Amelia Earhart expedition got Kiribati government approval after a year-long wait; the team plans to sail Oct. 7 to investigate the Nikumaroro lagoon site. Health & Relief: Guam’s GRMC marks 11 years with a free health fair at Micronesia Mall July 25, while Summer-EBT distribution ends Monday after near-2,000 cards issued.
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