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July

UH Magoon Research Station Showcases Innovation
Governor Lingle and Board of Agriculture Chair Sandra Lee Kunimoto visited the University of Hawai`i College of Tropical Agriculture & Human Resources' Magoon Research Station as part of the Administration's focus on food self-sufficiency and economic development.
Governor, Military Leaders Honor Service of Major General Miyagi
On behalf of a grateful state, Governor Lingle honored Major General Vern Miyagi, who retired on Wednesday following 38 years of dedicated service to the Hawai`i Army National Guard.
Governor Accepts Inaugural Navigator Award
In recognition of the state's contributions to the tourism industry, Governor Lingle accepted Conde Nast Traveler's inaugural "Navigator Award."
Hawai`i Shows Aloha to Japan Emperor, Empress
Governor Lingle and the people of Hawai`i welcomed Their Majesties Japanese Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko to Hawai`i this week.
Tea Ceremony Commemorates 50 Years of Statehood
In commemoration of Hawai`i's 50th anniversary of statehood, a tea ceremony for world peace was held at the Hawai`i State Capitol. The ceremony was conducted by Great Grand Tea Master Genshitsu Sen and organized by the Urasenke Foundation of Hawai`i, a school devoted to the Japanese tea ceremony.
Emergency Shelter Programs Highlight Preparedness
Governor Lingle and State Civil Defense Director Major General Robert Lee emphasized the importance of emergency preparedness by showcasing the State's ongoing emergency shelter programs for people with special health needs and pet-friendly shelters.
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