Month: May 2022

Meet Oahu’s newly named monk seal pups, Laki and Maka‘u‘ole

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Two appointed to District Family Court bench

May 28, 2022 0

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Report: Navy’s fuel tanks need repair before draining

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UH Board of Regents approves updated Maunakea Comprehensive Management Plan

May 27, 2022 0

UH Board of Regents approves updated Maunakea Comprehensive Management Plan The Comprehensive Management Plan (CMP) 2022 Supplement for University of...

HAWI WIND FARM Providing renewable energy to the Kohala Community since 2006 COMMUNITY MEETING NOTICE

May 27, 2022 0

HAWI WIND FARM Providing renewable energy to the Kohala Community since 2006 COMMUNITY MEETING NOTICE Hawi Renewable Development is proud...

PARTNERSHIP WORKS TO ADDRESS DRUG ADDICTION AND FENTANYL DEATHS

May 27, 2022 0

PARTNERSHIP WORKS TO ADDRESS DRUG ADDICTION AND FENTANYL DEATHS The County of Hawaiʻi, Bay Clinic, and West Hawaiʻi Community Health...

WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE AFFECTED AREA: ALL CUSTOMERS ALONG BOTHS SIDES OF KEA‘Ā STREET AND ALL CONNECTING PRIVATE ROADS WITHIN THE SHUT-OFF AREA, ALSO INCLUDING ORCHID MANOR CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION; SOUTH HILO

May 27, 2022 0

WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE AFFECTED AREA: ALL CUSTOMERS ALONG BOTHS SIDES OF KEA‘Ā STREET AND ALL CONNECTING PRIVATE ROADS WITHIN THE...

83 Hawaii public schools to offer free summer meals to students 18 and younger

May 27, 2022 0

All 3 Kohala Schools are listed..... LIST OF SCHOOLS https://www.staradvertiser.com/2022/05/27/breaking-news/83-hawaii-public-schools-to-offer-free-summer-meals-to-students-18-and-younger/

Water Restriction Notice Issued for Laupāhoehoe Water System AFFECTED AREA: LAUPĀHOEHOE, NORTH HILO

May 27, 2022 0

Water Restriction Notice Issued for Laupāhoehoe Water System AFFECTED AREA: LAUPĀHOEHOE, NORTH HILO, HAWAI‘I ISLAND This is a Department of...

Community: 5-26-22 Puna Interagency Warrant Sweep Results in Nine Arrests

May 27, 2022 0

Community: 5-26-22 Puna Interagency Warrant Sweep Results in Nine Arrests Nine wanted individuals were arrested for a total...

Stranger Sends Little Girl A Letter And Gifts From Her ‘Daddy In Heaven’

May 27, 2022 0

Stranger Sends Little Girl A Letter And Gifts From Her 'Daddy In Heaven' A stranger's act of kindness helped a...

Expansion Plan For Lihue Airport Is Riling Residents Already Tired Of Over-Tourism … The governor said it’s unfortunate that the consultants hired by the state Department of Transportation may be “tone deaf” to the community’s concerns.

May 27, 2022 0

Kauai’s principal airport is in dire need of a facelift, but a new modernization plan by state officials would add...

Big Island More Hawaii Schools Are Using Dogs To Sniff Out Covid 0 Research and pilot projects on the Big Island and Maui indicate that specially trained canines are proving to be highly reliable in detecting the virus — and invasive species. By Paula Dobbyn / About 7 hours ago Reading time: 6 minutes. With cases of Covid-19 on the rise again in Hawaii, a Big Island school is hoping to permanently deploy a pair of four-footed detectives to help sniff out the virus in students and staff. And maybe invasive species and tree-killing fungus as well. big island locator badge Volcano School of Arts and Sciences recently completed an 8-week pilot project with a female Belgian Malinois named Cobra. The 8-year-old dog is trained to detect a variety of scents from fungal pathogens to coronavirus. Cobra’s highly sensitive sense of smell is not unusual. Dogs have over 300 million scent receptors in their nasal cavities compared to some 5 million in humans. Dogs with specialized training are commonly used for sniffing out drugs, cadavers, explosives, avalanche victims and people buried under earthquake rubble.

May 27, 2022 0

With cases of Covid-19 on the rise again in Hawaii, a Big Island school is hoping to permanently deploy a...

How A Powerful Lawmaker Forced Through A Contentious Energy Bill….When Sen. Donovan Dela Cruz’s pet legislation faced opposition from Rep. Nicole Lowen, he suddenly intervened with the power to make or break her bills.

May 27, 2022 0

During the waning days of the 2022 legislative session, a bill to protect coffee — one of the state’s most valuable cash...

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Month: May 2022

Meet Oahu’s newly named monk seal pups, Laki and Maka‘u‘ole

Two appointed to District Family Court bench

Report: Navy’s fuel tanks need repair before draining

UH Board of Regents approves updated Maunakea Comprehensive Management Plan

HAWI WIND FARM Providing renewable energy to the Kohala Community since 2006 COMMUNITY MEETING NOTICE

PARTNERSHIP WORKS TO ADDRESS DRUG ADDICTION AND FENTANYL DEATHS

WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE AFFECTED AREA: ALL CUSTOMERS ALONG BOTHS SIDES OF KEA‘Ā STREET AND ALL CONNECTING PRIVATE ROADS WITHIN THE SHUT-OFF AREA, ALSO INCLUDING ORCHID MANOR CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION; SOUTH HILO

83 Hawaii public schools to offer free summer meals to students 18 and younger

Water Restriction Notice Issued for Laupāhoehoe Water System AFFECTED AREA: LAUPĀHOEHOE, NORTH HILO

Community: 5-26-22 Puna Interagency Warrant Sweep Results in Nine Arrests

Stranger Sends Little Girl A Letter And Gifts From Her ‘Daddy In Heaven’

Expansion Plan For Lihue Airport Is Riling Residents Already Tired Of Over-Tourism … The governor said it’s unfortunate that the consultants hired by the state Department of Transportation may be “tone deaf” to the community’s concerns.

How A Powerful Lawmaker Forced Through A Contentious Energy Bill….When Sen. Donovan Dela Cruz’s pet legislation faced opposition from Rep. Nicole Lowen, he suddenly intervened with the power to make or break her bills.

BIIF Volleyball: First team: Laakea Kauka 12 MB/OH KOHALA

Kohala Obituary 5/16/2022

Kohala Obituary 3/26/2022

County, Roth seek dismissal of Waipi‘o lawsuit

Waimea Bonyu Kai Bonsai club to showcase living artform this weekend

Lava buyout program seeks to limit payouts

THE KOHALA CENTER: Employment/Opportunities/Events

This New Technology Uses Sound Waves To Put Out Fires In Seconds

How The Legislature Is Violating A 187-Year-Old Constitutional Right The Legislature has always acted quickly on petitions. Why is it delaying this one? Especially in the face of strong citizen support.

Wahiawā Dam Takeover: State Signs Off On Acquisition The state is one step closer to acquiring the dam, which has a price tag for repairs in excess of $60 million.

Kaua‘i Community Beetle-Mapping Project May Be A Model For Hawai‘i Funded by a county grant, the project tracks coconut rhinoceros beetle feeding, breeding, treatment and trap sites.

How To Stop Your North Shore Farm From Flooding? Move, Developer Says Waialua farmers were flooded again last weekend, the fifth time since February. A local developer says it’s time to look for new land, but for many that’s unfathomable.

HAWAIʻI DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION ANNOUNCES CHARGES IN TAX CASE; DEFENDANT ARRESTED

BIIF boys basketball: Kauka, Huihui lead All-League selections; Kapeliela, Awa named Coaches of the Year

Tree maintenance project begins in Lili‘uokalani Gardens

Hearing set for two East Hawaii men accused of smuggling fireworks

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