Day: November 8, 2019

HAWAII ISLAND LANE CLOSURES FOR THE WEEK OF NOV. 9 – NOV. 15

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HAWAII ISLAND LANE CLOSURES FOR THE WEEK OF NOV. 9 - NOV. 15 PLEASE NOTE: Lane closure schedules may change...

Keolahou Blessing Fact Sheet

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Who do we serve at Keolahou? Keolahou provides emergency shelter and services to men, who make up the greatest proportion...

News

Hawai‘i Electric Light to conduct aerial line inspections

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Hawai‘i Electric Light to conduct aerial line inspections HILO, Nov. 8, 2019 – To improve system reliability, Hawai‘i Electric Light...

11-08-19 Wanted person: Aliana Akana

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Community: 11-08-19 Wanted person: Aliana Akana The Area II Special Enforcement Unit is requesting assistance in locating Aliana Akana,...

11-08-19 Wanted person: Kelvin “Monster” Udac (Updated

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Community: 11-08-19 Wanted person: Kelvin “Monster” Udac (Updated The Area II Special Enforcement Unit is renewing their request for...

Update: Fencing Materials Found

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UPDATE: The fencing material was found hidden in the bushes near the park. Park Caretakers recovered the fencing materials, and...

Aloha Minded Painting, LLC

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Aloha Minded Painting LLC is a personally owned & operated painting company...by Coby Amar. Coby has many years of painting...

North Dakota Brewery Features Shelter Dogs On Their Beer Cans

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North Dakota Brewery Features Shelter Dogs On Their Beer Cans A brewery in North Dakota is featuring local shelter dogs...

Air museum is being evicted over contract issues

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https://www.staradvertiser.com/2019/11/08/hawaii-news/air-museum-is-being-evicted-over-contract-issues/

Pacific bird refuge struggles as ocean garbage patch grows

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https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2019/11/08/hawaii-news/pacific-bird-refuge-struggles-as-ocean-garbage-patch-grows/

Cyclist dies in traffic collision; Hilo man taken into custody

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https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2019/11/08/hawaii-news/cyclist-dies-in-traffic-collision-hilo-man-taken-into-custody/

Dirty recycling dooms Hawaii County program

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https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2019/11/08/hawaii-news/dirty-recycling-dooms-hawaii-county-program/

Koa forest project proposed for ranch land

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https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2019/11/08/hawaii-news/koa-forest-project-proposed-for-ranch-land/

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Day: November 8, 2019

HAWAII ISLAND LANE CLOSURES FOR THE WEEK OF NOV. 9 – NOV. 15

Keolahou Blessing Fact Sheet

Hawai‘i Electric Light to conduct aerial line inspections

11-08-19 Wanted person: Aliana Akana

11-08-19 Wanted person: Kelvin “Monster” Udac (Updated

Update: Fencing Materials Found

Aloha Minded Painting, LLC

North Dakota Brewery Features Shelter Dogs On Their Beer Cans

Air museum is being evicted over contract issues

Pacific bird refuge struggles as ocean garbage patch grows

Cyclist dies in traffic collision; Hilo man taken into custody

Dirty recycling dooms Hawaii County program

Koa forest project proposed for ranch land

HAWAI‘I TOURISM AUTHORITY INVITES MAUI, MOLOKAʻI AND LĀNAʻI RESIDENTS TO SHARE THEIR THOUGHTS ON TOURISM Destination Management Planning Meetings Taking Place in October

Open to the Public, Statewide Hawai‘i Farmers Union Gathers in Kona Celebrating the full circle of food production rooted in the traditions of Hawai‘i

Bride’s Landlord Becomes The Father Figure She Never Expected

Kauaʻi Water Utility Hawks $1.3B Plan To Overhaul Century-Old System The repairs are needed to protect the island’s drinking water and ensure sufficient supply to face the growing wildfire risk, officials said.

Changing Course, Honolulu Is Now Planting Food In Public Spaces Advocates envision free food for local commuters at rail stations and beyond.

‘Lord Of The Flies’: How Hawaiʻi’s Model Foster Dad Preyed On Boys John Teixeira answered a desperate need for the state: Where to put boys no one else would take. He’d eventually take in almost 60. But there would be a cost.

MONTHLY SIREN AND EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM TEST FOR OCTOBER 2025

GOVERNOR GREEN AND U.S. ARMY SECRETARY DRISCOLL ANNOUNCE STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES

Arbitrator awards police officers their largest pay raise in 17 years

Pedestrian struck in August collision dies

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