Tourism & Local Governance: Marianas Visitors Authority managing momentum as the board swears in new member Kwang Joo “Tommy” Kim and pushes tourism reboot steps, with night operations at Saipan’s airport set to resume June 20 and airlines starting to announce direct flight plans from Korea, Japan, Hong Kong and Manila. Arts & Community Resilience: The Heritage Emergency National Task Force brings hands-on help to Saipan’s Survivor Recovery Center this week, teaching residents how to save storm-damaged photos, artwork, textiles and media. Public Safety After Sinlaku: DPS says burglary reports rose during and after Super Typhoon Sinlaku, and it’s keeping patrols up in affected areas while investigations continue. Disaster Aid for Small Operators: SBA says it’s approved more than $3.87M in CNMI disaster loans, but business participation is still tiny—especially for self-employed workers who may qualify even without physical damage. Power Recovery: CUC reports Saipan is just over halfway restored on primary lines, but progress is slowing because copper conductors are being stolen and materials have run out, with resources shifting to Kagman. Sports (Youth & Futsal): President’s Cup futsal action continues as Latte and Paire advance in the U17 coed division, while local runners mark Landen Taflinger’s return with a birthday bash fun run. Education & Partnerships: EUCON and Hebei Oriental University sign an MOU aimed at building a CNMI education hub tied to the EUCON University City project. Heritage & Culture: AANHPI Heritage Month spotlight highlights student club life and cultural storytelling.