World War II Commemoration: Visiting Korean monks and a nun joined Saipan Overseas Koreans Memorial Association members at the Korean Peace Memorial in Marpi, with prayers, traditional dance, and music honoring Marianas victims; Saipan Mayor “RB” Camacho and Rep. Joseph Flores attended. Disaster Relief on Rota: WORLD Central Kitchen is continuing Super Typhoon Bavi food operations, partnering with six Rota restaurants to scale up hot meal production while assessing needs with village leaders and municipal governments. Tourism Recovery: Hong Kong Airlines resumed service to Saipan, with Marianas Visitors Authority saying it’s the second international airline to restart after back-to-back typhoons, while Managaha remains closed pending clearance. Public Assistance Push: A letter urges Guam and CNMI leaders to seek Emergency SNAP benefits for disaster-affected households, including those not enrolled in SNAP, after power outages spoiled refrigerated food. Local Recovery Watch: CUC says nearly 4,000 customers remain without power on Saipan as crews re-energize Bavi-damaged laterals; a separate update notes 898 Tinian customers restored and outlines areas still offline. Health Emergency: HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declared a Public Health Emergency for Guam and CNMI, enabling CMS flexibilities for impacted providers. Deep-Sea Mining: Nations are urged to maintain a deep sea mining moratorium as ISA meets in Jamaica; Guam and CNMI oppose mining in their waters. Sports & Community: The YONEX Northern Marianas Open returns to Saipan July 14–19 with free admission to matches, and the Saipan Chamber of Commerce sets its July 25 scholarship golf tournament.