Day: November 12, 2023

Alert: Missing Person: Terriphena Yazzie, F-38, Native American, 5’6″, 130 pounds, numerous tattoos on legs and back

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Alert: Missing Person: Terriphena Yazzie, F-38, Native American, 5'6", 130 pounds, numerous tattoos on legs and back Hawai‘i Island police...

Na‘alehu Woman Killed in South Kona Crash

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11-12-23 Na‘alehu Woman Killed in South Kona Crash A 33-year-old Na‘alehu woman died in a single-vehicle collision on Mamalahoa...

Wind Advisory message for Sunday, November 12th. The National

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Civil Defense message. This a Wind Advisory message for Sunday, November 12th. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory...

Hawaii’s Food Banks Need Far More Funding Before The Next Disaster 1 A House working group has come up with a suite of recommendations, including better support for the state’s food banks.

November 12, 2023 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2023/11/hawaiis-food-banks-need-far-more-funding-before-the-next-disaster/

Governor: Money For Hawaii Projects Statewide Will Go To Maui Fire Response Instead 3 A state budget memo highlights trade-offs the public will make to support the state’s response to the Aug. 8 fires.

November 12, 2023 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2023/11/governor-money-for-hawaii-projects-statewide-will-instead-go-to-maui-fire-response/

In Rainy Hilo, Big Island Police Chief Ben Moszkowicz Is Seeing Sunshine 1 In his first year on the job, the chief has worked to improve transparency, staffing shortages and other issues.

November 12, 2023 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2023/11/in-rainy-hilo-big-island-police-chief-ben-moszkowicz-is-seeing-sunshine/

Hawaii women’s volleyball team drops Cal State Fullerton in 4

November 12, 2023 0

The Big West women’s volleyball race has gotten interesting entering the final week of the regular season. Hawaii got off...

KSH football falls to Roosevelt High 19-14

November 12, 2023 0

https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2023/11/12/sports/ksh-football-falls-to-roosevelt-high-19-14/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=daily_news

Dor Shachar grew up as Aiman Abu Suboh in a Muslim family of five in the Gaza Strip city of Khan Yunis. At age 7, he was taught in school that he had to kill Jews. At the age of 12-and-a-half, he ran away from home and lived on a construction site in Israel. In an interview with The Epoch Times in Israel, Mr. Shachar tells his story. The interview has been edited for clarity and brevity. Dor Shachar: “When I started school, in first grade, for about a month, they taught us to write letters in Arabic and read. After a month, they began teaching us to kill Jews. They told us at school, ‘It’s a great commandment to kill Jews because they took your land, and you will fight until the last drop of blood to regain the land.’ They explained to us that the land includes Jaffa, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, the entire country of Israel, basically.

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Day: November 12, 2023

Alert: Missing Person: Terriphena Yazzie, F-38, Native American, 5’6″, 130 pounds, numerous tattoos on legs and back

Na‘alehu Woman Killed in South Kona Crash

Wind Advisory message for Sunday, November 12th. The National

Hawaii’s Food Banks Need Far More Funding Before The Next Disaster 1 A House working group has come up with a suite of recommendations, including better support for the state’s food banks.

Governor: Money For Hawaii Projects Statewide Will Go To Maui Fire Response Instead 3 A state budget memo highlights trade-offs the public will make to support the state’s response to the Aug. 8 fires.

In Rainy Hilo, Big Island Police Chief Ben Moszkowicz Is Seeing Sunshine 1 In his first year on the job, the chief has worked to improve transparency, staffing shortages and other issues.

Hawaii women’s volleyball team drops Cal State Fullerton in 4

KSH football falls to Roosevelt High 19-14

‘A day to show respect’

Fatal dog attack case sent to prosecutor’s office

Drought conditions intensify on Big Island; water haulers are backlogged with orders

Water Restriction Notice Issued for South Kohala – Lalamilo Customers AFFECTED AREAS: KAWAIHAE, KAWAIHAE HARBOR, HAPUNA BEACH RESORT, MAUNA KEA BEACH RESORT, PUAKŌ, MAUNA LANI RESORT; SOUTH KOHALA

Hawaiʻi County Announces Affordable Housing Production Program Grant Awards

‘For One Night, They Were Just Dads’: Angola Prison Hosts First Ever Father-Daughter Dance

Makana Eyre: Kalihi Noodle Company Spreads Its Ramen Worldwide Hidehito Uki started Sun Noodle in Honolulu on a shoestring more than 40 years ago.

Hawaiian Electric Sues Par Hawaiʻi Claiming Faulty Fuel Ruined Turbines Utility claims metals in fuel caused millions of dollars in damage to a Big Island power plant, and also damaged a Kauaʻi facility.

Fireworks Firm Tied To Illegal Hawaiʻi Shipment OK’d To Sell Firecrackers The Honolulu Fire Department says it has no legal basis to deny the company a permit to sell firecrackers despite its involvement in a shipment of $2.7 million of illegal fireworks seized by the Coast Guard in 2022.

Alexander & Baldwin to be Taken Private in $2.3 Billion Transaction

Hawaii Pacific Health, HMSA discussing possible merger

New statewide crime dashboard launched

New scam on the rise in Hawaii: Officials, others warn of cryptocurrency ATM fraud

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