AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPlace & History: Hawaiʻi County lawmakers are advancing bills to mark traditional moku and ahupuaʻa boundaries and create a program sharing the island’s moʻolelo. Arts & Culture: UH Mānoa plans to end its 55-year Community Programs next June, citing budget constraints; the programs offer up to 160 arts and cultural activities a year, most free. Education: Proposed statewide standards would teach water safety at every grade level, though swimming lessons wouldn’t be required at schools without pool or ocean access. Native Hawaiian Community: Hawaiʻi’s congressional delegation is backing Kamehameha Schools in its admissions lawsuit, while OHA and DHHL have signed a tentative deal for about 450 homes in Kakaʻako Makai, including units for qualified Hawaiian beneficiaries. Community: Honolulu marked Filipino American History Month with a proclamation and flag-raising ceremony.
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