Day: April 3, 2024

Community: 4-03-24 One-Way Traffic Pattern in Effect on Kalanikoa Street During Merrie Monarch Festival

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Community: 4-03-24 One-Way Traffic Pattern in Effect on Kalanikoa Street During Merrie Monarch Festival In conjunction with the 61st Annual Merrie Monarch...

Hawaii Cancer Care partners with American Oncology Network to continue delivering quality cancer care to the community. American Oncology Network Expands to Hawaii, Welcomes New Practice to Network

April 3, 2024 0

American Oncology Network Expands to Hawaii, Welcomes New Practice to Network one of the nation’s fastest-growing community oncology networks, is...

Meet Laverne Biser – A 105-Year-Old Eclipse Chaser Excited To Add The 13th To His List

April 3, 2024 0

Meet Laverne Biser - A 105-Year-Old Eclipse Chaser Excited To Add The 13th To His List A 105-year-old eclipse...

Hawaii’s Deaf Community Is Struggling With Lack Of Certified ASL Interpreters 0 There are no state-credentialed American Sign Language interpreters living on Kauai, Molokai, Niihau or Lanai.

April 3, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/04/hawaiis-deaf-community-is-struggling-with-lack-of-certified-asl-interpreters/

Your Electric Bill Could Be Going Up To Help Pay For Wildfire Prevention Measures 0 Hawaii lawmakers are considering a new fee to help HECO’s fire-fighting plan but there was strong testimony against it.

April 3, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/04/your-electric-bill-could-be-going-up-to-help-pay-for-wildfire-prevention-measures/

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UH Regents Are Stepping Up The Search For A New President 0 Public forums are set to begin this month with finalists to be named by September and a new leader announced in October. But questions linger over whether the process will be transparent and independent.

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/04/uh-regents-are-stepping-up-the-search-for-a-new-president/

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Day: April 3, 2024

Community: 4-03-24 One-Way Traffic Pattern in Effect on Kalanikoa Street During Merrie Monarch Festival

Hawaii Cancer Care partners with American Oncology Network to continue delivering quality cancer care to the community. American Oncology Network Expands to Hawaii, Welcomes New Practice to Network

Meet Laverne Biser – A 105-Year-Old Eclipse Chaser Excited To Add The 13th To His List

Hawaii’s Deaf Community Is Struggling With Lack Of Certified ASL Interpreters 0 There are no state-credentialed American Sign Language interpreters living on Kauai, Molokai, Niihau or Lanai.

Your Electric Bill Could Be Going Up To Help Pay For Wildfire Prevention Measures 0 Hawaii lawmakers are considering a new fee to help HECO’s fire-fighting plan but there was strong testimony against it.

UH Regents Are Stepping Up The Search For A New President 0 Public forums are set to begin this month with finalists to be named by September and a new leader announced in October. But questions linger over whether the process will be transparent and independent.

Tax Burden by State…..Hawai’i overall #2

Kohala Obituary 2/15/2024

Foodland launches Project Keiki

Contractor and kumu hula lead the Royal Court as Kalakaua, Kapi‘olani

Affordability still a challenge for Hawaii homebuyers

25th annual Lavaman returns to Big Isle

Puna man faces additional charges in domestic incident

Bill aims to exempt private practice physicians from GET

Marijuana bill dies in the House

HIGH WIND ADVISORY & HIGH SURF ADVISORY

Nonprofit to perform large underwater cleanup at Honokohau Harbor

Lāʻau Love Fest to be Held Nov. 22

DOH ALERTS PUBLIC TO EXPANDED BYHEART INFANT FORMULA RECALL

Hawaiʻi County Awards $386,300 in R&D Impact Grants

Police Officer Goes The Extra Mile To Help A Stranded Family In Arkansas

Will Bailey: The Big Island’s Battle For The Birds Chickens OK, roosters not so much. Bill 52 tests how far Hawaiʻi County will go to balance peace, food and freedom.

Maui Church Makes Space Amid Pews To House Fire Recovery Volunteers The cost of renting a place to stay has been prohibitively expensive for some who want to come help the island rebuild. Now, there’s a new option.

Honolulu Fire Department Relied On Risky Tactic In Deadly Blaze Firefighters have a mantra: Risk a lot to save a lot. But a newly uncovered federal investigation into a firefighter’s death cautions fire departments against risking everything when they don’t know whether there’s anyone to save.

Wahine volleyball team defeats Cal State Bakersfield for its third straight win

State encourages hemp product retailers to register with DOH

‘Stand with pride’: Hawaii Island veterans honored for their service

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