AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHurricane Nolo: Hawaii is bracing for hurricane conditions as Nolo strengthens and threatens the Big Island with potentially catastrophic, life-threatening flash flooding and mudslides. Forecasters warn some areas could see up to 35 inches of rain, with the most critical impacts expected Friday night into Saturday, after the storm’s track shifted slightly south. Storm recovery & preparedness: Kaua‘i is still working through Hurricane Lowell damage, and officials are urging residents to refresh emergency kits, review evacuation plans, and follow local shelter guidance as closures expand. Local impacts: Hawaii coffee farmers say repeated storms are stripping cherries and uprooting trees right during peak harvest, threatening more than one season. Wildlife safety: After three nēnē deaths on Moloka‘i, DLNR is urging drivers to slow down and watch for the endangered birds near roads. Community & governance: DreamHouse ʻEwa Beach charter school avoids closure for now but faces major leadership changes after board turmoil. Sports: Hawaii women’s soccer fell 2-0 in its Mountain West opener against Colorado College. Crime: FBI arrested former Moanalua girls wrestling coach Sean Sakaida on child pornography charges.
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