Month: October 2023

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MAUI’S MÃLA WHARF TO REOPEN EARLIER THAN ANTICIPATED Recreational Boaters Allowed Beginning Today

October 14, 2023 0

MAUI’S MÃLA WHARF TO REOPEN EARLIER THAN ANTICIPATED Recreational Boaters Allowed Beginning Saturday (LAHAINA, MAUI) – After receiving a trailer...

10-13-23 Honoka’a Man Charged Following Hapuna Beach Weapons Incident (Update)

October 13, 2023 0

Community: 10-13-23 Honoka’a Man Charged Following Hapuna Beach Weapons Incident (Update) Hawai‘i Police Department detectives have arrested and charged a...

Man’s $600 Mistake Nearly Cost Him Big. Watch What A Fast Food Worker Did For A Complete Stranger

October 13, 2023 0

Man's $600 Mistake Nearly Cost Him Big. Watch What A Fast Food Worker Did For A Complete Stranger In a...

How Will The Maui Strong Fund Be Spent? 0 Future grants will be focusing on programs that support long term recovery.

October 13, 2023 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2023/10/how-will-the-maui-strong-fund-be-spent/

After Lahaina, Makakilo Residents Press Harder For Another Exit Off Their Hill 0 The dry West Oahu neighborhood has just one way in and out. A decades-long push to build another route has failed to gain traction.

October 13, 2023 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2023/10/after-lahaina-makakilo-residents-press-harder-for-another-exit-off-their-hill/

State gets $3.2M grant for Military and Community Affairs office

October 13, 2023 0

The U.S. Department of Defense’s Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation has awarded a $3.2 million grant to the state...

‘Mother of Honolulu City Lights’ Carol Costa was dedicated to holiday event

October 13, 2023 0

In 1985, when legendary Honolulu Mayor Frank F. Fasi determined that city hall was “just not festive enough” around the...

Kohala Obituary 9/19/2023

October 13, 2023 0

Christalino Emeliano Jr., 72, of Ocean View died Sept. 19 at home. Born in Kohala, he was a self-employed commercial...

Jim Kauahikaua, HVO research geophysicist, dies at 72

October 13, 2023 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2023/10/13/hawaii-news/jim-kauahikaua-hvo-research-geophysicist-dies-at-72/

Reducing waste: Big Island, UH get $2.1 million to diminish disposable foodware

October 13, 2023 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2023/10/13/hawaii-news/reducing-waste-big-island-uh-get-2-1-million-to-diminish-disposable-foodware/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily_news

Hawaii Land Trust hosts Mahukona talk story sessions

October 13, 2023 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2023/10/13/hawaii-news/hawaii-land-trust-hosts-mahukona-talk-story-sessions/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily_news

Volcano Watch — The Great Hawaiʻi ShakeOut and the Earthquake Energy Budget

October 12, 2023 0

By Hawaiian Volcano Observatory October 12, 2023 The Great Hawaii ShakeOut is a yearly event for kamaʻāina and visitors to practice and...

Billionaire Manages To Give Away His Entire Fortune During His Lifetime

October 12, 2023 0

Billionaire Manages To Give Away His Entire Fortune During His Lifetime Renowned Irish American entrepreneur and philanthropist Charles Francis "Chuck"...

Lahaina Teachers Have To ‘Start From Scratch’ As Schools Prepare To Reopen 0 Educators are prioritizing social-emotional learning and mental health amid uncertainties of what the next quarter will bring.

October 12, 2023 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2023/10/lahaina-teachers-have-to-start-from-scratch-as-schools-prepare-to-reopen/

October 12, 2023 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2023/10/12/hawaii-news/expert-fighting-little-fire-ants-a-forever-job-on-the-big-island/

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Month: October 2023

MAUI’S MÃLA WHARF TO REOPEN EARLIER THAN ANTICIPATED Recreational Boaters Allowed Beginning Today

10-13-23 Honoka’a Man Charged Following Hapuna Beach Weapons Incident (Update)

Man’s $600 Mistake Nearly Cost Him Big. Watch What A Fast Food Worker Did For A Complete Stranger

How Will The Maui Strong Fund Be Spent? 0 Future grants will be focusing on programs that support long term recovery.

After Lahaina, Makakilo Residents Press Harder For Another Exit Off Their Hill 0 The dry West Oahu neighborhood has just one way in and out. A decades-long push to build another route has failed to gain traction.

State gets $3.2M grant for Military and Community Affairs office

‘Mother of Honolulu City Lights’ Carol Costa was dedicated to holiday event

Kohala Obituary 9/19/2023

Jim Kauahikaua, HVO research geophysicist, dies at 72

Reducing waste: Big Island, UH get $2.1 million to diminish disposable foodware

Hawaii Land Trust hosts Mahukona talk story sessions

Volcano Watch — The Great Hawaiʻi ShakeOut and the Earthquake Energy Budget

Billionaire Manages To Give Away His Entire Fortune During His Lifetime

Lahaina Teachers Have To ‘Start From Scratch’ As Schools Prepare To Reopen 0 Educators are prioritizing social-emotional learning and mental health amid uncertainties of what the next quarter will bring.

Misperceptions, different occupancies hurting Maui hotel workers

Official Report…WATER RESCUE….Wailuku River, 1/4 mile from end of Kaiulani St, Hilo

Ironman 2023: Everything you need to know

HAWAIIAN VOLCANO OBSERVATORY DAILY UPDATE U.S. Geological Survey Wednesday, October 11, 2023

Keeping homes fire-wise

WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE:AFFECTED AREA:ALL SERVICES ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MĀMALAHOA HIGHWAY (HWY 19) BETWEEN MUD LANE AND THE FORMER CAMP HONOKAIA, INCLUDING MUD LANE, MALIE PLACE AND PALI ROAD; HONOKA‘A, HĀMĀKUA

Restaurant Owner Opens On Easter To Grant Dying Man’s Final Wish

Makana Eyre: Hawaiʻi Has Felt The Sting Of Mosquitoes For 200 Years They transformed Hawaii’s ecology, helping to spread disease that sickened native birds. Now they carry viruses deadly to humans.

Hawaiʻi Helicopter Safety: Kauaʻi’s Waimea Canyon To Get Cameras Weather was the main cause of aviation accidents in Hawaiʻi over the past 20 years. The FAA hopes a network of remote cameras can make the skies safer.

Budget Committee Makes A Deal To Save State Tax Cuts Lawmakers urgently needed to reach an agreement on the tax issue before they could move on to the state budget.

‘Vendetta’: Gov. Blasts Auditor Report On Key Homeless Program In his first public response to the critical report, Gov. Josh Green said the homeless program has been an extraordinary success and that the state auditor had taken an “unconscionable approach” in evaluating the effort.

‘Devil Weed’ Threatening Hawaiʻi Is Hitching A Ride In Turtles Honu love to eat the aggressive seaweed smothering reefs in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. That’s raising hopes, but also concerns closer to home.

Hawaii eyes fix for a century-old issue in native homestead law A conference committee vote Tuesday advanced a measure that would let nieces and nephews inherit Hawaiian home leases, keeping ancestral land within extended families.

BIIF surfing: Historic first season wraps up at Banyans; Kealakehe girls, Hilo boys crowned champions

DUI bills die again in Hawaii Legislature

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