AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCourt Interpreter Drive (Guam): Guam’s Judiciary and Superior Court are recruiting bilingual residents for an on-call interpreter registry, paying $28 an hour. Training is set for Aug. 17 and Aug. 24 (8 a.m.–5 p.m.), and officials say they especially need help with Philippine languages beyond Tagalog and Micronesian languages. Search Update (Guam): Coast Guard Forces Micronesia suspended the search for Nico Camacho, swept beyond the reef line at Gun Beach on Aug. 14, after a five-day effort covering 1,100 square nautical miles. Jobs (Guam): Atkins Kroll Guam held its first 2026 job fair at the Micronesia Mall, drawing 50+ applicants and completing 70+ on-site interviews, with more than a dozen moving to formal interviews. Sports (Micronesian Cup): Guam’s men swept the Micronesian Cup home stand, beating FSM 92–63 and Palau 102–75 to qualify for the 2027 Pacific Games in Tahiti. Regional Security (Pacific): Palau and the Marshall Islands backed a U.S.-led push for 24-hour notice before missile tests after China’s South Pacific launch sparked concern. Weather Watch (Kosrae/Marianas): A new system, Invest 92W, is bringing heavy rain and flash flooding to Kosrae, while forecasters watch whether it could affect the Marianas next week.
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