AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUniversity of Hawaiʻi: Mānoa will end its 55-year Community Programs next June, citing budget constraints and shifting priorities. The programs offer up to 160 arts and culture events a year, most free. Maunakea Management: The oversight authority is hiring an executive director as it prepares to take over management from UH and DLNR by July 2028. Miske Case: Ten Hawaiʻi-based federal agents and attorneys received Justice Department awards for their work dismantling Mike Miske’s criminal enterprise. Kauaʻi Recovery: Hurricane Lowell business grants have stopped accepting applications after high demand; businesses and nonprofits can join a waitlist. Election Watch: Three candidates are on the ballot for Central Oʻahu’s open state Senate seat, long held by Michelle Kidani. Cost of Living: A new estimate puts the income a single adult needs to retire comfortably in Hawaiʻi at $64,504 a year, the highest figure among the states.
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