Aruba–Venezuela Air Link Restored: After a seven-year gap, Aruba’s air connection with Venezuela resumed with the first Caracas charter flight, with Minister Wendrick Cicilia welcoming the return and signaling more scheduled services ahead. Police at 40: The Aruba Police Force marked its 40th anniversary with a Mass and parade in Oranjestad, as Justice Minister Arthur Dowers stressed integrity, public trust, professionalism, and transparency. Justice Infrastructure: Work is progressing on the first phase renovation of the Politie Opleidinginstituut Edgar Joaquin (Watty) Vos, aimed at modernizing police training and improving maintenance planning. Oranjestad Revitalization: The government launched a public tender to redevelop the former Esso Lagoen building into a boutique restaurant, part of broader downtown plans. RDA Irregularities Challenge: Aruba asked a judge to order an investigation into alleged irregularities at RDA after prosecutors declined to proceed, citing limited capacity. E-Scooter Enforcement: Minister Dowers reiterated that commercial e-steps are not permitted on public roads and said legal steps are underway to restore clarity. Public Safety Calls: Residents in Mabon want speed bumps and stronger pedestrian protection near Famia Supermarket. Health & Services: Medical Institute San Nicolas (ImSan) celebrated JCI Gold Seal reaccreditation, while a director selection process is underway. Community Support: Red Cross and Kiwanis helped 100 children prepare for the new school year with supplies, activities, and workshops. Animal Welfare Proposal: The Luna Foundation renewed calls for mandatory pet microchipping to tackle Aruba’s stray animal problem. Housing/Reuse Question: Two former Oranjestad police stations remain abandoned and deteriorating, raising concerns amid ongoing space needs.