AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHurricane Lala Recovery: Hawaiian Electric says a few hundred Big Island customers are still without power because crews can’t access equipment yet, while water restoration is being expanded in Kaʻū and parts of Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park are reopening as repairs clear. Community Planning: Hilo residents are weighing in on a 20–30 year master plan for the Waiākea Peninsula around Banyan Drive, with the state looking for long-term, feasible redevelopment ideas. Local Housing: Mākena Mauka’s $4B plan for 652 homes moves forward after developers cut density by about 27% following public pushback, now heading to more state and county approvals. Culture & Lifestyle: Denver’s Colorado Dragon Boat Festival returned with Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander cultural education and races at Sloan’s Lake. Education Snapshot: New data shows tiny Hawaiian enrollment numbers across Michigan districts (often just 1–5 students), underscoring how small the community footprint can be in many school systems.
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