Month: November 2023

Permit extension sought for controversial W. Hawaii housing project

November 14, 2023 0

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‘Super prime’ land in Keauhou sold for just over $4M

November 14, 2023 0

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Nonprofits receive checks from Visitor Industry Charity Walk

November 14, 2023 0

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RED FLAG WARNING FOR LEEWARD AREAS OF ALL ISLANDS TODAY

November 14, 2023 0

Effective: 10:00 HST on 11-14-2023 Expires: 18:00 HST on 11-14-2023 Red Flag Warning Alert: ...RED FLAG WARNING FOR LEEWARD AREAS...

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SIXTEEN LIVE SHEEP FREED AFTER POACHERS TRAP THEM ON HAWAI‘I ISLAND

November 13, 2023 0

SIXTEEN LIVE SHEEP FREED AFTER POACHERS TRAP THEM ON HAWAI‘I ISLAND (HILO, HAWAI‘I) – Alleged sheep poachers were cited on...

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MOTORISTS REMINDED TO KEEP ROADSIDE HEROES SAFE DURING CRASH RESPONDER SAFETY WEEK, NOV. 13-19

November 13, 2023 0

MOTORISTS REMINDED TO KEEP ROADSIDE HEROES SAFE DURING CRASH RESPONDER SAFETY WEEK, NOV. 13-19 HONOLULU – The Hawaiʻi Department of...

Domino’s Pizza Sends Free Pizza To Evacuees From Grindavik

November 13, 2023 0

Domino's Pizza Sends Free Pizza To Evacuees From Grindavik Today's good news story comes from Grindavik, Iceland. In a heartwarming gesture of...

Some Parts Of HECO’s New Wildfire Strategy Were Already In Play 0 The utility has been replacing copper wires with aluminum ones for years.

November 13, 2023 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2023/11/some-parts-of-hecos-new-wildfire-strategy-were-already-in-play/

‘High Likelihood’ Of More Delays In Critically Important Honolulu Rail Work 2 Relocating utilities along Dillingham Boulevard has been a complex problem from the start. The HART board is asking probing questions about the schedule.

November 13, 2023 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2023/11/high-likelihood-of-more-delays-in-critically-important-honolulu-rail-work/

Training exercises to be conducted at Kona International Airport

November 13, 2023 0

KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii — Two training exercises will be held at the Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport at Keahole in November,...

There’s another wildfire burning in Hawaii. This one is destroying irreplaceable rainforest on Oahu

November 13, 2023 0

HONOLULU (AP) — A wildfire burning in a remote Hawaii rainforest is underscoring a new reality for the normally lush...

More than 800 enroll in program aimed at physician retention

November 13, 2023 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2023/11/12/hawaii-news/more-than-800-enroll-in-program-aimed-at-physician-retention/

Honokaa’s 2nd Renaissance Faire a major success

November 13, 2023 0

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

November 12, 2023 0

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

November 12, 2023 0

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

November 12, 2023 0

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...

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Month: November 2023

Permit extension sought for controversial W. Hawaii housing project

‘Super prime’ land in Keauhou sold for just over $4M

Nonprofits receive checks from Visitor Industry Charity Walk

RED FLAG WARNING FOR LEEWARD AREAS OF ALL ISLANDS TODAY

SIXTEEN LIVE SHEEP FREED AFTER POACHERS TRAP THEM ON HAWAI‘I ISLAND

MOTORISTS REMINDED TO KEEP ROADSIDE HEROES SAFE DURING CRASH RESPONDER SAFETY WEEK, NOV. 13-19

Domino’s Pizza Sends Free Pizza To Evacuees From Grindavik

Some Parts Of HECO’s New Wildfire Strategy Were Already In Play 0 The utility has been replacing copper wires with aluminum ones for years.

‘High Likelihood’ Of More Delays In Critically Important Honolulu Rail Work 2 Relocating utilities along Dillingham Boulevard has been a complex problem from the start. The HART board is asking probing questions about the schedule.

Training exercises to be conducted at Kona International Airport

There’s another wildfire burning in Hawaii. This one is destroying irreplaceable rainforest on Oahu

More than 800 enroll in program aimed at physician retention

Honokaa’s 2nd Renaissance Faire a major success

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

DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES AND HAWAIʻI TOURISM AUTHORITY TEAM UP TO RESTORE CORAL ON O‘AHU

THE KOHALA CENTER: Opportunities & Upcoming Events

Volcano Watch — Kīlauea summit eruptions outside of Halemaʻumaʻu

Brown Water Advisory at Hilo bay and along the Hamakua Coast

DOH RECOGNIZES MENTAL HEALTH MONTH: SUPPORTING MENTAL WELLNESS FROM KEIKI TO KŪPUNA

KōCreate: ʻOAKA Now Accepting Applications

Scientists Discover A New Way To Keep Fruit Fresh Longer — And It Removes Pesticides Too

Aging Hawaiʻi: 60,000 More Housing Units Needed By 2050 New report projects population trends will lead to increased demand for affordable housing for kūpuna and says that departures of younger residents are creating a hole in the workforce.

Billionaire’s Private Airline Prepares New Moloka‘i Route Lānaʻi Air was formed to fly guests in style to Larry Ellison’s luxury resorts. Now the company wants to help close the gulf in access to off-island doctors for Moloka‘i residents amid a shortage of air travel options.

It’s Illegal To Ride A Moped Without A Helmet. Does Anyone Care? Hawaiʻi made moped helmets mandatory last year, but police aren’t issuing tickets and few riders appear to be voluntarily donning the protective gear.

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