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Legislature: Senators wrapped their session Friday and recessed until Oct. 16, giving staff time to prepare three bills for final votes. Earlier this week, lawmakers advanced measures on educator pay and incentives. Hospital Funding: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero signed a law directing $19.9 million in excess revenue to Guam Memorial Hospital’s electronic health-records upgrade, adding to $21 million already set aside for the project. Hospital officials warn the unsupported system poses security and service risks. Disaster Recovery: President Donald Trump approved a major disaster declaration for Typhoon Bavi, opening federal individual assistance to eligible households and funding for public infrastructure repairs; Guam’s hazard-mitigation request remains under review. Election 2026: Early voting opened with 376 ballots cast on the first day. The Election Commission says turnout has fallen in recent elections, with participation at 49% in 2024. Supreme Court: Justices heard Prutehi Guåhan’s challenge to the Air Force’s disposal of hazardous munitions at Tarague Beach. The case could determine whether the group can pursue its environmental lawsuit; a decision is expected by June.

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