Real Estate & Construction: YOO ARUBA says Phase 2 foundation works are certified complete, with a revised price schedule kicking in December 1, 2026—current pricing stays available until Nov. 30 (subject to availability). Education & Agriculture: Parlatino delegates visited Pius X School in Dakota to see the “Healthy School” model in action, including health lessons and school agriculture, plus the “Movement and Health” focus on student well-being. Primary Sector & Food Culture: Savaneta’s second Seafood Festival returns this Sunday, aiming to spotlight local fishermen and producers while linking seafood, entrepreneurship, and community development. Business Skills: DEZHI’s IDEA unit launches Phase 3 of its Masterclass Entrepreneurship (“Manage Your Business”) with a free Sept. 29 workshop on finances and employee insurance, followed by young entrepreneurship workshops starting Sept. 30. Energy & Infrastructure: WEB begins work on BESS II, a 35 MW / 70 MWh battery storage project expected to be the Caribbean’s largest, supporting Aruba’s renewable energy goals and grid stability. Tourism Industry Data: ATA reports August 2026 stayover figures (145,750 visitors; 6.6 nights average) and a generational mix led by Gen X (26.4%). Local Commerce: San Nicolas Pop-Up Market hits its one-year milestone, growing from 13 vendors to 60+ and continuing monthly downtown shopping.