Day: August 18, 2024

Civil Defense World Sprints Traffic and Parking message for Sunday 08-18-2024 at 19:34:03

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Civil Defense World Sprints Traffic and Parking message for Sunday 08-18-2024 at 19:34:03. The County of Hawai‘i Parks and Recreation...

Community: 8-18-24 Hilo Couple Arrested & Charged for Numerous Offenses Following Execution of Search Warrant

August 18, 2024 0

Community: 8-18-24 Hilo Couple Arrested & Charged for Numerous Offenses Following Execution of Search Warrant Hawaiʻi Island police have arrested and...

Police Officer’s Act Of Kindness Restores Hope For Boy With Down Syndrome

August 18, 2024 0

Police Officer's Act Of Kindness Restores Hope For Boy With Down Syndrome A Taylor police officer went above and beyond...

‘They Have To Have Known’: Hawaii Scrambles For Solutions To School Bus Driver Shortage About 2,900 students who rely on bus service didn’t have it when the school year began. Many still don’t.

August 18, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/08/they-have-to-have-known-hawaii-scrambles-for-solutions-to-school-bus-driver-shortage/

Kirstin Downey: How An 18th-Century Teenager’s Sketches Preserved Hawaiian History A Bishop Museum exhibit features images of artifacts taken from the islands by the Captain Cook expedition.

August 18, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/08/kirstin-downey-how-an-18th-century-teenagers-sketches-preserved-hawaiian-history/

Kohala Obituary 12/18/2023

August 18, 2024 0

Beatrice “B.B.” Velez-Walker, 84, of Mount Angel, Ore., formerly of Kohala, died Dec. 18, in Mount Angel, Ore. Born in...

Bail more than doubled for Kona teen accused of child porn

August 18, 2024 0

https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2024/08/18/hawaii-news/bail-more-than-doubled-for-kona-teen-accused-of-child-porn/

Ho‘olako Agricultural Innovation Park plans move forward

August 18, 2024 0

https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2024/08/18/hawaii-news/hoolako-agricultural-innovation-park-plans-move-forward/

Water haulers seek more sources

August 18, 2024 0

https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2024/08/18/hawaii-news/water-haulers-seek-more-sources/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=daily_news

No relief in sight for insurance crisis in Lava Zones 1, 2

August 18, 2024 0

https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2024/08/18/hawaii-news/no-relief-in-sight-for-insurance-crisis-in-lava-zones-1-2/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=daily_news

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Day: August 18, 2024

Civil Defense World Sprints Traffic and Parking message for Sunday 08-18-2024 at 19:34:03

Community: 8-18-24 Hilo Couple Arrested & Charged for Numerous Offenses Following Execution of Search Warrant

Police Officer’s Act Of Kindness Restores Hope For Boy With Down Syndrome

‘They Have To Have Known’: Hawaii Scrambles For Solutions To School Bus Driver Shortage About 2,900 students who rely on bus service didn’t have it when the school year began. Many still don’t.

Kirstin Downey: How An 18th-Century Teenager’s Sketches Preserved Hawaiian History A Bishop Museum exhibit features images of artifacts taken from the islands by the Captain Cook expedition.

Kohala Obituary 12/18/2023

Bail more than doubled for Kona teen accused of child porn

Ho‘olako Agricultural Innovation Park plans move forward

Water haulers seek more sources

No relief in sight for insurance crisis in Lava Zones 1, 2

Hawaiʻi County Warns Public of Text Scams

Water Restriction Notice Issued for Affected South Kohala Customers

Hiring Event to be Held Feb. 21 in Hilo

NEW ECONOMIC ANALYSIS FINDS HAWAIʻI’S MEDICAL CANNABIS PROGRAM STRONG AND WELL-UTILIZED

This Animal Shelter Has No… Animals — They’re Being Adopted Too Fast

Hawaiʻi’s Cost Of Living Is High. But There’s Another Huge Problem A recent UH report likens Hawaiʻi’s economy to that of West Virginia — another place being “left behind.”

Hawaiʻi Homeowners Need More Options To Get Rid Of All Cesspools By 2050 State lawmakers are taking up a bill this week that would create a low-interest loan program.

Smile, You’re On Camera: Sheriff Drones May Be Watching You In Waikīkī Drones are already used by law enforcement for special operations, but the program coming to Waikīkī marks a major increase in police surveillance and will be the first time Hawaiʻi uses drones as first responders.

BIIF hoops: Lady Warriors fall in first round at states; tonight’s BIIF boys championships set

Tephra cleaup continues: Kilauea volcano’s recent episode made a mess of things

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