Month: November 2021

Hotel tax advances without resident discount

November 4, 2021 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2021/11/04/hawaii-news/hotel-tax-advances-without-resident-discount/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily_news

11-03-21 Officer Sluss Honored for Dedication to Community Service

November 3, 2021 0

For his dedication to seeking out ways to enhance community relations, Community Policing Officer Dwayne Sluss was awarded the Officer...

Ex-Maui police officer gets prison time for soliciting sex in exchange for help sabotaging drunk-driving case

November 3, 2021 0

https://www.staradvertiser.com/2021/11/03/breaking-news/ex-maui-police-officer-gets-prison-time-for-soliciting-sex-in-exchange-for-help-sabotaging-drunk-driving-case/

Hawaii unemployment offices to reopen Dec. 1 with limited hours

November 3, 2021 0

https://www.staradvertiser.com/2021/11/03/breaking-news/hawaii-unemployment-offices-to-reopen-dec-1-with-limited-hours/

4-Year-Old Australian Girl Found ‘Alive And Well’ After Going Missing 19 Days Ago

November 3, 2021 0

4-Year-Old Australian Girl Found 'Alive And Well' After Going Missing 19 Days Ago A little girl in Western Australia who...

Duke Kahanamoku documentary ‘Waterman’ makes world premiere at Hawaii International Film Festival

November 3, 2021 0

https://www.khon2.com/local-news/duke-kahanamoku-documentary-waterman-makes-world-premiere-at-hawaii-international-film-festival/

How Politics And Lobbying Have Shaped Federal Fisheries Policies In The Pacific A Civil Beat investigation into the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council shows its longtime director and loyal council members have for decades used questionable strategies to help commercial fishermen.

November 3, 2021 0

Late on a Saturday afternoon in November 2010, a small group of Native Hawaiians gathered around Charles Ka‘ai‘ai near the...

Remains found in Hawaii Kai identified as Nuuanu man missing since 2019

November 3, 2021 0

https://www.staradvertiser.com/2021/11/02/breaking-news/remains-found-in-hawaii-kai-identified-as-missing-nuuanu-man/

Honolulu Club to be transformed into Hawaiian youth support center

November 3, 2021 0

https://www.staradvertiser.com/2021/11/03/hawaii-news/honolulu-club-to-be-transformed-into-hawaiian-youth-support-center/

Kohala Obituary 10/29/2021

November 3, 2021 0

Joanne Hardt Kaohi, 87, of Kawaihae, died Oct. 29, 2021, at her residence. Born May 21, 1934 in Portland, Oregon,...

Hometown Heroes: Hawaii Realtors Charitable Foundation collects over $19K, 3,500 pounds of food for food banks

November 3, 2021 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2021/11/03/hawaii-news/hometown-heroes-hawaii-realtors-charitable-foundation-collects-over-19k-3500-pounds-of-food-for-food-banks/

Kohala Obituary 10/17/2021

November 3, 2021 0

Sheila Leimomi Libron, 56, of Hilo died Oct. 17 at Hilo Medical Center. Born in Kohala, she was a head...

Ige: Foreigners can visit Hawaii with proof of vaccination and negative COVID test

November 3, 2021 0

https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2021/11/03/hawaii-news/ige-foreigners-can-visit-hawaii-with-proof-of-vaccination-and-negative-covid-test/

DPS faces two lawsuits over disclosing vaccination statuses

November 3, 2021 0

https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2021/11/03/hawaii-news/dps-faces-two-lawsuits-over-disclosing-vaccination-statuses/

DOH: Vaccinations can begin for keiki 5-11

November 3, 2021 0

https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2021/11/03/hawaii-news/doh-vaccinations-can-begin-for-keiki-5-11/

Would-be plane thief found unfit to proceed

November 3, 2021 0

https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2021/11/03/hawaii-news/would-be-plane-thief-found-unfit-to-proceed/

Ige’s latest order won’t impact Big Island

November 3, 2021 0

https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2021/11/03/hawaii-news/iges-latest-order-wont-impact-big-island/

Oahu public bus system puts COVID-19 mandate on hold

November 3, 2021 0

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Businesses near UH-Manoa welcome return of fans

November 3, 2021 0

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Tourism

State of Hawaii’s announcement ending the international portion of its Safe Travels program, starting November 8.

November 2, 2021 0

HONOLULU – John De Fries, president and CEO of the Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA), issued the following statement in response to...

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Month: November 2021

Hotel tax advances without resident discount

11-03-21 Officer Sluss Honored for Dedication to Community Service

Ex-Maui police officer gets prison time for soliciting sex in exchange for help sabotaging drunk-driving case

Hawaii unemployment offices to reopen Dec. 1 with limited hours

4-Year-Old Australian Girl Found ‘Alive And Well’ After Going Missing 19 Days Ago

Duke Kahanamoku documentary ‘Waterman’ makes world premiere at Hawaii International Film Festival

How Politics And Lobbying Have Shaped Federal Fisheries Policies In The Pacific A Civil Beat investigation into the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council shows its longtime director and loyal council members have for decades used questionable strategies to help commercial fishermen.

Remains found in Hawaii Kai identified as Nuuanu man missing since 2019

Honolulu Club to be transformed into Hawaiian youth support center

Kohala Obituary 10/29/2021

Hometown Heroes: Hawaii Realtors Charitable Foundation collects over $19K, 3,500 pounds of food for food banks

Kohala Obituary 10/17/2021

Ige: Foreigners can visit Hawaii with proof of vaccination and negative COVID test

DPS faces two lawsuits over disclosing vaccination statuses

DOH: Vaccinations can begin for keiki 5-11

Would-be plane thief found unfit to proceed

Ige’s latest order won’t impact Big Island

Oahu public bus system puts COVID-19 mandate on hold

Businesses near UH-Manoa welcome return of fans

State of Hawaii’s announcement ending the international portion of its Safe Travels program, starting November 8.

Hawaiʻi Pays The Highest Electric Rates In The Nation. We Don’t Have To Let’s make it easier and faster to permit and build clean energy in Hawaiʻi.

She Never Got to Say Thank You — Until Nearly 20 Years Later

AT&T Withdraws Controversial Kaua‘i Cell Tower Plan Community members on the North Shore overwhelmingly opposed a plan to build a cell tower less than 50 feet from one resident’s bedroom window.

Requiring Judges To Consider Past Trauma Of Youth Offenders Aim Of New Law The proposed law, which awaits the governor’s signature, would also bar youth who have been trafficked or sexually abused from being charged as adults for crimes in which their abuser is the victim.

Stricter E-Bike Regulations Planned For Hawai‘i The new bill would mandate helmets for anyone under 18, ban wheelies or stunt riding on public streets, and place other age restrictions on riding.

Hawaiʻi Residents With Unpaid Medical Bills Could Soon Get Help The Legislature this year passed a bill to cancel unpaid medical debt for lower-income Hawaiʻi residents.

DOE expanding farm-to-school programs

Hawaii poses unique challenges in removing unexploded military munitions

Hawaii’s fight against Medicaid fraud plagued for over a decade

“My Guardian Angel”: Tourist’s Warning Leads to Life-Saving Cancer Diagnosis for Tour Guide

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