AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoConservation & Careers: Kupu opened applications for its Conservation Leadership Development Program and Kupu ʻĀina Corps, seeking recent grads and young professionals for hands-on conservation work across Hawaiʻi and the Pacific, with AmeriCorps support including health insurance and a living allowance. Public Safety in the Community: A Maui courtroom appearance followed allegations that Hawaii congressional candidate Kirill Basin threatened beachgoers before being knocked unconscious; he remains held on $1 million bail. Health & Wellness Spotlight: At Ko Olina, 80-year-old instructor Teri Joule keeps teaching multiple weekly fitness classes, framing movement as “medicine” for longevity. Local Health Infrastructure: Hawaiʻi County is accepting proposals for a new Event Sponsorship Program, with funding aimed at events that support health and wellness among other community goals. Road Safety: Honolulu police reported a hit-and-run on the H-1 that seriously injured a construction worker in Pearl City, and a separate Mountain View attempted-murder charge followed a shooting that left a man in critical condition. Sleep & Comfort: A new survey says many Americans prefer sleeping around 67°F, with Hawaii listed as the warmest “sleeping state” at about 69.5°F.
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