AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMedical Workforce: JABSOM’s class of 2030 received white coats at Kaimuki High, pushing its Hawaii physician service scholarship pledge beyond 500 years as the program expands from about a dozen awards to 21 this year. Local Business & Tourism: The Hawaiʻi Convention Center is bringing food and beverage operations in-house after Levy’s contract ended June 30, with Legends Global taking over to streamline catering and cut costs. Community & Culture: Jesse Sapolu is profiled as an “ambassador of aloha,” continuing decades of giving through football camps, the Polynesian Bowl, and alumni work with the 49ers. Civic Life: A letter argues the U.S. doesn’t “guarantee freedom from religion,” sparking debate over how the First Amendment should be read. Environment & Heritage: The Big Island’s rare anchialine pools on the Kona Coast face new pressure as sea level rise and waves change brackish ecosystems and threaten endemic species. Sports & Island Pride: Kai ‘Ehitu aims for Hawaii glory at the state regatta after a season of steady preparation. Food Culture: L&L Hawaiian Barbecue will give away free SPAM musubi on Aug. 8 for National SPAM Musubi Day. Public Safety: A Seattle food festival near the Space Needle turned deadly after gunfire, killing at least two and injuring multiple people. Health & Housing Funding: HUD’s updated homelessness grant rules are forcing nonprofits to adjust language and priorities, including LGBTQ youth outreach programs on Oʻahu.
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