AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHurricane Lowell recovery: Kauaʻi and Lanai are still dealing with major damage after the storm skirted Hawaii’s west, with crews repairing Kauaʻi’s only cargo port and officials warning visitors to stay away while power and roads are restored; at least two deaths were linked to the storm. Insurance & disaster aid: The state’s Insurance Commissioner issued a memorandum urging insurers to be mindful of policyholders affected by Hurricane Lowell, Tropical Storm/Hurricane Lala, and the Kona low as residents face trouble accessing records, making premium payments, and filing claims. Kauaʻi tourism warning: Hawaii’s Tourism Authority and local voices say the island isn’t ready for visitors, citing widespread outages and resource strain. Politics & elections: Hawaii Supreme Court filings challenge primary outcomes decided by lauhala-basket drawings, with ballot printing looming. Health policy: A local doctor explains how GLP-1 use is changing eating patterns in Hawaii, while a separate national item notes $500 Obamacare refunds are set to go out starting October, including Hawaii. Community remembrance: Lāhainā Think Space is set to bring its wildfire remembrance experience to New York City on Sept. 18. Local business & culture: Waimea’s 74th Paniolo Parade kicks off a week of Hawaiian cowboy heritage celebrations starting Sept. 14.
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