Day: October 26, 2023

10-26-23 Puna Woman Arrested and Charged for Abusing Her Child

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Community: 10-26-23 Puna Woman Arrested and Charged for Abusing Her Child Hawai‘i Island police have arrested and charged 30-year-old Kathleen...

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MILITARY EXERCISES AT HILO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

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MILITARY EXERCISES AT HILO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HILO, HAWAIʻI – The Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation informs the public that military exercises...

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Hawai‘i Tourism Authority Educates Travelers on How to Visit Maui with Respect and Compassion Valley Isle Voices Invite Visitors to Mālama Maui

October 26, 2023 0

Hawai‘i Tourism Authority Educates Travelers on How to Visit Maui with Respect and Compassion Valley Isle Voices Invite Visitors to...

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STATE LAND BOARD TO CONSIDER LĀHAINĀ WILDFIRE DEBRIS DISPOSITION SITE

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STATE LAND BOARD TO CONSIDER LĀHAINĀ WILDFIRE DEBRIS DISPOSITION SITE (HONOLULU) On Friday, the Board of Land and Natural...

Miraculous Rescue: Missing Two-Year-Old Found Safe By Hunter

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Miraculous Rescue: Missing Two-Year-Old Found Safe By Hunter Today's good news story comes from Newberry, South Carolina. In a heartwarming turn of...

A Message From Hawaii To DC: ‘We Don’t Have Enough Money’ 2 Local business and civic leaders made the rounds of key federal agencies this week in an effort to get more money and better policy decisions for Maui fire relief.

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2023/10/a-message-from-hawaii-to-dc-we-dont-have-enough-money/

Hawaii Budget Director’s Conflict Of Interest: He Owns HECO Stock 1 Luis Salaveria is helping plan an innovative Maui fire victims fund that could also help reduce Hawaiian Electric’s liability.

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2023/10/hawaii-budget-directors-conflict-of-interest-he-owns-heco-stock/

Consumer challenges Hawaiian Tropic’s ‘Reef Friendly’ sunscreen label in Second Circuit A buyer says the product’s label is misleading because it claims the product is “Reef Friendly” despite including chemicals known to harm coral reefs.

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MANHATTAN (CN) — Hawaiian Tropic faced a threat Wednesday to its “Reef Friendly” sunscreen in the Second Circuit Court of...

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Day: October 26, 2023

10-26-23 Puna Woman Arrested and Charged for Abusing Her Child

MILITARY EXERCISES AT HILO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Hawai‘i Tourism Authority Educates Travelers on How to Visit Maui with Respect and Compassion Valley Isle Voices Invite Visitors to Mālama Maui

STATE LAND BOARD TO CONSIDER LĀHAINĀ WILDFIRE DEBRIS DISPOSITION SITE

Miraculous Rescue: Missing Two-Year-Old Found Safe By Hunter

A Message From Hawaii To DC: ‘We Don’t Have Enough Money’ 2 Local business and civic leaders made the rounds of key federal agencies this week in an effort to get more money and better policy decisions for Maui fire relief.

Hawaii Budget Director’s Conflict Of Interest: He Owns HECO Stock 1 Luis Salaveria is helping plan an innovative Maui fire victims fund that could also help reduce Hawaiian Electric’s liability.

Consumer challenges Hawaiian Tropic’s ‘Reef Friendly’ sunscreen label in Second Circuit A buyer says the product’s label is misleading because it claims the product is “Reef Friendly” despite including chemicals known to harm coral reefs.

Inouye portrait added to U.S. Senate leadership series

Waikiki Shell slated for renovations

HPA and KSH get set for rematch

BIIF volleyball playoffs: Konawaena, Kohala advance to semis

Hilo wastewater plant upgrades could start next summer

Affordable housing for Waikoloa

Hawaii bribery scandal casts a shadow over Lahaina’s ruins

‘Postcard From Heaven’: A Message From Mom and Dad Finally Arrives 26 Years Later

Data For Dummies: Hawaiʻi Facts For Those Of Us Who Can’t Read Spreadsheets A local consulting firm has created a very user-friendly dashboard that gives people the high points about life in the islands.

Financial Literacy Is Required For Hawai‘i Grads. Are Schools Ready? The education department is requiring financial literacy lessons after two decades of advocacy from lawmakers and educators. Implementation — and effectiveness — may vary.

This Form Of Japanese Buddhism In Hawaiʻi Could Disappear Hongwanji temples were valued by early immigrants from Japan. But as congregations age, some say ties to Japan must be watered down for the sect to have a future in the islands.

Commercial aquarium fishing question may be resolved after three years After years of a statewide pause on commercial aquarium fishing, the BLNR could vote to resurrect the industry or kill it permanently on Friday.

The Joshua Walker era in Rainbow Wahine volleyball ready for first serve

Shorter Hawaii trips erase 1M visitor days

County’s loss of lease for Punalu‘u park sparks concerns

Department of Water Supply’s WAIOHINU – NAALEHU (Public Water System #108) customers – Precautionary Boil Water notice REMAINS IN EFFECT

Volcano Watch — The tephra time machine: exploring Kīlauea’s past

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