Year: 2022

Ringing in the New Year: Kona Koyasan Daishiji Mission carries on mochi-making tradition

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Supporting Bishop Museum’s Work to Digitize Native Hawaiian Language Newspapers

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Supporting Bishop Museum’s Work to Digitize Native Hawaiian Language Newspapers Our friends at the Bishop Museum continue to holomua (progress)...

Should old eruptions be forgotten?

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By Hawaiian Volcano Observatory December 30, 2021 We traditionally spend the New Year singing “Auld Lang Syne,” a song that reminisces about times long past. For the first month of the...

A new U.S. Geological Survey study indicates that the Hawaiian Islands, especially the Island of Hawai’i and neighboring islands with active volcanic activity, are likely to experience damaging ground shaking from an earthquake in the next century.

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Year: 2022

Ringing in the New Year: Kona Koyasan Daishiji Mission carries on mochi-making tradition

Supporting Bishop Museum’s Work to Digitize Native Hawaiian Language Newspapers

Should old eruptions be forgotten?

A new U.S. Geological Survey study indicates that the Hawaiian Islands, especially the Island of Hawai’i and neighboring islands with active volcanic activity, are likely to experience damaging ground shaking from an earthquake in the next century.

They Raised Dozens of Foster Kids. Now the Community Is Giving Back to Them

Waiʻanae Grads Go Big, But Hawaiʻi Celebrations Could Soon Shrink The state is expected to see the largest drop in high school graduates in the nation.

Makana Eyre: State Seeks Traditional Canoe Builders For Koa Wood Logs Applications require a plan not just for building a canoe but for deepening connections between the logs, trees and waʻa and their beneficiaries.

Health Officials Are Perplexed By Hawaiʻi Snorkeling Deaths Snorkeling claims the lives of dozens of tourists each year. Some who lost loved ones or nearly drowned themselves say not enough is done to warn people of the risks.

Wreaking Havoc: Hilo High alum Mark Turner making name for himself in pro ultimate frisbee

County to use eminent domain to widen Puna road

Big Island residents report damage from magnitude 6.0 quake

‘A Shocking Moment’: 7-Year-Old Steps Up and Saves Classmate During Emergency

Nene goslings take flight after surviving in Hilo park

Dozens turn out for DKI Highway extension meeting

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