Day: June 16, 2022

Panel discusses proposals for legislative term limits

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Marine ecologist warns deep-sea mining will hurt fishing

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APPLICANTS SOUGHT FOR FOREST RESTORATION AND CLIMATE RESILIENCY FUNDING

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APPLICANTS SOUGHT FOR FOREST RESTORATION AND CLIMATE RESILIENCY FUNDING Applications due August 5 (HONOLULU) – Individuals and organizations interested...

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ENTIRE LAHAINA AQUIFER SECTOR AREA DESIGNATED AS SURFACE WATER & GROUND WATER MANAGEMENT AREA

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ENTIRE LAHAINA AQUIFER SECTOR AREA DESIGNATED AS SURFACE WATER & GROUND WATER MANAGEMENT AREA State Water Commission Approves Plan to...

Community: 6-15-22 Motorcyclist Killed in Kona Crash

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Community: 6-15-22 Motorcyclist Killed in Kona Crash A 19-year-old Kailua-Kona man operating a motorcycle died following a three-vehicle collision on...

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Day: June 16, 2022

Panel discusses proposals for legislative term limits

Marine ecologist warns deep-sea mining will hurt fishing

APPLICANTS SOUGHT FOR FOREST RESTORATION AND CLIMATE RESILIENCY FUNDING

ENTIRE LAHAINA AQUIFER SECTOR AREA DESIGNATED AS SURFACE WATER & GROUND WATER MANAGEMENT AREA

Community: 6-15-22 Motorcyclist Killed in Kona Crash

COUNTY OF HAWAIʻI MAYOR C. KIMO ALAMEDA, PH.D. Police Chief Candidates Announced

FREE CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL LISTS 2026 VENUES, ANNOUNCES ANNUAL POSTER ARTWORK WINNER

INVASIVE INSECT TARGETING MĀMAKI DETECTED ON KAUAʻI Community’s Help Needed to Find Infestations

‘I Wouldn’t Change Anything’: Hospital Surprises Couple With Dream Wedding After Cancer Diagnosis

Public Access To North Shore Beach Has Been Cut Off The state plans to conduct a site visit and open a formal investigation if authorities determine a violation has occurred at Mokulēʻia.

Hawaiʻi Lawmakers Start New Session Under ‘Dark Cloud’ The investigation into a possible $35,000 bribe to a legislator can’t be ignored even as lawmakers promise more work on perennial state issues such as affordable housing.

Fire Ant Invasion Has Reached A Tipping Point On Maui The population of tiny stinging ants has surged despite efforts to control the invasive species. Experts fear devastating consequences if the infestation spirals out of control.

MEC Hualalai announces charitable giving from 2025

BIIF basketball: Daggers win fourth straight; Kauka scores 42

Gov. Green blasts federal misinformation as measles cases surge in U.S.

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