AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDeep-Sea Mining Rules: As the U.S. moves toward commercial deep-sea mineral leases, experts warn proposed federal regulations are outdated and could weaken environmental review and public input. Coast Guard & Pacific Service: The Coast Guard Cutter Hollyhock wrapped up its first Operation Blue Pacific patrol, returning to Honolulu after 42 days and more than 7,500 nautical miles, with port calls including American Samoa. Local Sports Pathways: American Samoa’s National Football Federation hosted a dinner to push flag football development and map a route toward international competition and Olympic qualification. Softball Spotlight: Cairah Curran was selected for the American Samoa National Women’s Team as the territory targets Olympic qualification, with the Canada Cup next on the calendar. Baseball/Softball Hosting: American Samoa was awarded the WBSC Oceania 15U Women’s World Cup Qualifier (July 21–24) at Tony Solaita Field in Tafuna. Independence Entertainment: ASTCA and partners announced a big July 4 lineup: women’s cricket, fautasi racing, international 7s rugby, a Stan Walker concert, plus fireworks and a drone show. Music Industry Talk: Samoan-Argentine producer Jarom Su’a says his beat was used by Drake without credit or payment, calling out unfair practices in modern music. Ocean Learning: Local student Jhen Allison Paguiligan Seguiwan was chosen for a seafloor mapping internship aboard E/V Nautilus, mapping new areas between Hawaiʻi and Guam.
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