Day: March 6, 2022

Video….First Responders Rescue Freezing Dog From Detroit River

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First Responders Rescue Freezing Dog From Detroit River Wyandotte Police and Fire rescued a dog on Monday evening from the...

43 Years Later, Neighbor Island Long-Term Care Residents Might Finally Get Their Own Ombudsmen … Hawaii’s long-term care ombudsman program is chronically understaffed but new legislation would put an advocate for residents of the facilities in every county.

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When Hawaii established the state’s first long-term care ombudsman program in 1979, residents of nursing homes, care homes, foster homes...

Roy Amemiya Was A ‘Soft-Spoken’ Banker Known For His Integrity. Then He Was Indicted … Amemiya’s attorney says his client played no role in arranging the retirement deal with disgraced ex-police chief Louis Kealoha. Federal prosecutors say otherwise.

March 6, 2022 0

Years before Roy Amemiya was Honolulu’s managing director and before he was accused of a federal crime, he was one...

‘Big Read Hawai‘i’ offers free books and activities

March 6, 2022 0

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Differences narrow over Hawaii’s minimum wage bills

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https://www.staradvertiser.com/2022/03/06/hawaii-news/differences-narrow-over-hawaiis-minimum-wage/

County borrowing could hit debt ceiling: Council to consider $139.5M bond authorization

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https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2022/03/06/hawaii-news/county-borrowing-could-hit-debt-ceiling-council-to-consider-139-5m-bond-authorization/

Council meetings to remain closed to public this month

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https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2022/03/06/hawaii-news/council-meetings-to-remain-closed-to-public-this-month/

Military training, convoys slated this month

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https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2022/03/06/hawaii-news/military-training-convoys-slated-this-month/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily_news

Ige defends state mask mandate

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https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2022/03/06/hawaii-news/ige-defends-state-mask-mandate/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily_news

Kahakai Elementary School hit by scoundrels

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Day: March 6, 2022

Video….First Responders Rescue Freezing Dog From Detroit River

43 Years Later, Neighbor Island Long-Term Care Residents Might Finally Get Their Own Ombudsmen … Hawaii’s long-term care ombudsman program is chronically understaffed but new legislation would put an advocate for residents of the facilities in every county.

Roy Amemiya Was A ‘Soft-Spoken’ Banker Known For His Integrity. Then He Was Indicted … Amemiya’s attorney says his client played no role in arranging the retirement deal with disgraced ex-police chief Louis Kealoha. Federal prosecutors say otherwise.

‘Big Read Hawai‘i’ offers free books and activities

Differences narrow over Hawaii’s minimum wage bills

County borrowing could hit debt ceiling: Council to consider $139.5M bond authorization

Council meetings to remain closed to public this month

Military training, convoys slated this month

Ige defends state mask mandate

Kahakai Elementary School hit by scoundrels

Hawaii Police Department’s Kona Community Policing Section will be holding its 1st Annual “Fill a Cruiser” Back‑to‑School Supplies Drive

Hawai‘i Island Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying individuals involved in an Unauthorized Control of a Propelled Vehicle (UCPV), Theft, and Fraudulent Use of a Credit Card investigation

PUBLIC INVITED TO COMMUNITY INFORMATIONAL MEETING FOR ELLISON ONIZUKA KONA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT MASTER PLAN UPDATE

Hawaiian Ocean View Estates Well – Emergency Repairs AFFECTED AREA: HAWAIIAN OCEAN VIEW ESTATES (HOVE); KA‘Ū

An 8-Year-Old’s Paper Airplane Led to a Taylor Swift Surprise No One Saw Coming

After Kona Lows, Thousands Applied For Aid. Help Can’t Come Fast Enough Some property owners are paying out of pocket to make their homes livable while waiting for federal funds they hope will come through.

There’s One Big Flaw With The AG’s Track Record On Medicaid Fraud A single settlement with a dialysis company accounted for the lion’s share of funds recovered by Hawaiʻi’s fraud unit, now facing federal scrutiny.

Kai ‘Ehitu shines in Kailana regatta

Demolition, renovation planned for Kona Seaside Shops

Waikoloa Village residents ramp up demand for a new road

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