Month: June 2023

Boards talk shoreline setbacks: Planning commissioners debate exemptions to proposed rule that would double current distance

June 12, 2023 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2023/06/12/hawaii-news/boards-talk-shoreline-setbacks-planning-commissioners-debate-exemptions-to-proposed-rule-that-would-double-current-distance/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily_news

Hundreds of acres of land in North Kohala have been re-dedicated to conservation by a nonprofit that purchased the land last year. Land board action paves way for conservation of 642 acres in N. Kohala

June 12, 2023 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2023/06/12/hawaii-news/land-board-action-paves-way-for-conservation-of-642-acres-in-n-kohala/

Alert: 06-11-23 Police Ask Public’s Assistance Locating Missing Endangered Pahoa Man Robert Bautista

June 11, 2023 0

Alert: 06-11-23 Police Ask Public’s Assistance Locating Missing Endangered Pahoa Man Robert Bautista imo Hawai‘i Island police are asking...

Hawaii Has Been ‘Sweeping’ Homeless From Public Lands For More Than 100 Years The term “homeless sweep” doesn’t appear in Hawaii newspapers until the early 2000s, but officials have been ordering large-scale homeless enforcements since at least 1901.

June 11, 2023 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2023/06/hawaii-has-been-sweeping-homeless-from-public-lands-for-more-than-100-years/

Maui Residents Fight To Save Kihei’s Last Wetlands County officials continue to approve new building permits close to shore despite rising seas.

June 11, 2023 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/?p=1566609

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Month: June 2023

Boards talk shoreline setbacks: Planning commissioners debate exemptions to proposed rule that would double current distance

Hundreds of acres of land in North Kohala have been re-dedicated to conservation by a nonprofit that purchased the land last year. Land board action paves way for conservation of 642 acres in N. Kohala

Alert: 06-11-23 Police Ask Public’s Assistance Locating Missing Endangered Pahoa Man Robert Bautista

Hawaii Has Been ‘Sweeping’ Homeless From Public Lands For More Than 100 Years The term “homeless sweep” doesn’t appear in Hawaii newspapers until the early 2000s, but officials have been ordering large-scale homeless enforcements since at least 1901.

Maui Residents Fight To Save Kihei’s Last Wetlands County officials continue to approve new building permits close to shore despite rising seas.

The Real Value of $100 in Hawaii — $86.80

Residents and visitors gather to celebrate the legacy of King Kamehameha

Swimmer dies in waters off Tunnels Beach

Hawaii is 44th in nation for keiki economic well-being

Sandalwood orchards to help restore native forests

State kupuna line dance roundup slated for Friday

Queen Lili‘uokalani canoe race celebrating 50 years

Kamehameha Schools grad takes regional crown in Army National Guard’s Best Warrior Competition

Council members debate establishment of sustainability office

Green signs bill to improve aid-in-dying law

Police Officer Rescues Kidnapped Woman Who Mouthed ‘Help Me’ During Traffic Stop

Enormous crowds expected at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park over the weekend

64-year-old Kilani Bakery, a steadfast island favorite

Big West announces 8-team format for men’s, women’s basketball tournaments

Toughman Hawaii next generation junior division proves successful

Police Investigating Fatal Traffic Collision in HPP

A Paper Airplane, A Song Request, and a Neighbor’s Kindness That Touched Millions

Kaua‘i Looks To Triple Homeless Funding On Heels Of Lower Count The County Council also increased funding for invasive species mitigation and mental health programs as part of its ongoing review of next year’s budget.

Candidate Faced Little Vetting For Charter School Board The Hawaiʻi education board reviews applications to the state charter school commission. Some school leaders say the process should be more rigorous.

Maui’s Speed Bump Bonanza Is Driving Some Locals Crazy The county has installed dozens of traffic-calming devices to improve public safety. Some residents say it has gone too far.

Kona teen to compete in world jiu-jitsu competition this summer

Report: Expanding childcare tax credit could boost workforce

Bill gives Maunakea authority more time to take over management of summit area

Hilo man dies after beating, murder investigation opened

COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR MAKANA MCCLELLAN RECEIVES NATIONAL COMMUNICATOR OF THE YEAR HONOR

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