AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLegal Aid & Education: A program that brings law students to underserved rural communities is marking its 10th year, with more than 400 fellows placing students with legal services groups and serving over 14,000 rural residents since 2016. Water Resilience: Rep. José “Che” Pérez Cordero filed a measure to study residential rainwater collection and storage as drought and possible rationing loom, pointing to benefits like easing pressure on aqueducts and cutting runoff. Sports: St. Croix athletes Kyle Hamilton and Sean Tucker (men) and Megan Hands and Natalie Gazzard (women) wrapped up NORCECA Beach Volleyball Tour play in the Dominican Republic, with the men finishing 15th and the women 12th. Local Education & Scholarships: St. Croix’s Adaina Smith was named the first Rashida A. Hodge Scholarship recipient, covering full tuition, fees, housing and mentorship at NC State. Public Data on Kids: KIDS COUNT USVI shows mixed results—unemployment and graduation improved, but math scores, wages, dropouts and housing pressures remain concerns. Crime & Courts: A Florida fugitive was arrested in Frederiksted after a housing assistance application triggered an NCIC warrant hit, according to court records. Powerball: The jackpot climbed to $312 million for Monday, June 22, with a cash value of $141.2 million.
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