Marianas Storm Recovery: A federal and local team starts a 30-day operation June 1 to remove and process Super Typhoon Sinlaku-damaged vessels at Saipan’s Smiling Cove Marina, with Basin Place and Marina Lane road access closed while water and boat ramps stay open. Local Safety & Culture: The Piti Sea Festival goes ahead May 30–31 at Santos Park, with traditional maritime demonstrations and free Snorkeling Discovery Tours still available despite Sinlaku recovery concerns. Micronesia Food Security: University of Guam’s Farmer Focus heads to Chuuk July 1 for its fifth regional conference, bringing farmers, fishermen, researchers and community leaders together on food security, sustainable livelihoods and mental wellness. Guam Courts: A deported felon pleaded guilty in Guam federal court to attempted reentry after using an FSM passport under a fake name, with sentencing set for Aug. 27. Regional Weather Watch: Guam is seeing effects from Tropical Depression Jangmi after record rainfall and localized flooding, though the system is not expected to directly threaten the Marianas. Pacific Economy: A GAO report warns population declines in the FSM and Marshall Islands are driving labor shortages and straining schools, health systems and infrastructure. Maritime Security: The U.S. Coast Guard commissioned the fast response cutter USCGC Vincent Danz, with one of two new cutters bound for Guam arriving in summer.