Day: November 22, 2024

MAYOR-ELECT KIMO ALAMEDAANNOUNCESADDITIONALAPPOINTMENTS HILO

November 22, 2024 0

MAYOR-ELECT KIMO ALAMEDAANNOUNCESADDITIONALAPPOINTMENTS HILO, Hawai‘i– Hawai‘i County Mayor-elect Kimo Alameda announces the selection of additional key cabinet members as he...

Community: 11-22-24 Officer Michael Abran Receives October Haweo Award for Long-Standing Support of Special Olympics Program

November 22, 2024 0

Community: 11-22-24 Officer Michael Abran Receives October Haweo Award for Long-Standing Support of Special Olympics Program For his ongoing dedication...

Community: 11-22-24 Police Arrest And Charge Hilo Man With Traffic And Firearms Offenses

November 22, 2024 0

Community: 11-22-24 Police Arrest And Charge Hilo Man With Traffic And Firearms Offenses Hawai’i Island police have charged 23-year-old Kiane...

DOH INVESTIGATING HUMAN CONTACTS TO INFECTED H5N1 FLOCKS-No Humans in Hawaiʻi Tested Positive for Avian Influenza

November 22, 2024 0

DOH INVESTIGATING HUMAN CONTACTS TO INFECTED H5N1 FLOCKS-No Humans in Hawaiʻi Tested Positive for Avian Influenza HONOLULU — The Hawaiʻi...

FITNESS CENTER OPENS FOR INMATES AT WOMEN’S COMMUNITY CORRECTIONAL CENTER

November 22, 2024 0

FITNESS CENTER OPENS FOR INMATES AT WOMEN’S COMMUNITY CORRECTIONAL CENTER HONOLULU — Health and wellness benefits associated with regular...

KOLEKOLE GULCH PARK TO CLOSE DEC. 2-6 FOR TREE WORK

November 22, 2024 0

KOLEKOLE GULCH PARK TO CLOSE DEC. 2-6 FOR TREE WORK The County of Hawai‘i Department of Parks & Recreation...

Notice of Request for Proposals: Impact Grants for Fiscal Year 2024-2025

November 22, 2024 0

Notice of Request for Proposals: Impact Grants for Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Date:11/22/2024 9:37 AM County of Hawaiʻi Department of Research...

Community: 11-22-24 Police Remind Public to Buckle Up for Safety as Thanksgiving Approaches

November 22, 2024 0

Community: 11-22-24 Police Remind Public to Buckle Up for Safety as Thanksgiving Approaches Hawai‘i Police Department, in collaboration with the...

A Stranger’s Heartwarming Act Of Kindness For A Blind Commuter

November 22, 2024 0

A Stranger's Heartwarming Act Of Kindness For A Blind Commuter In a moment that reminds us of the power of...

West Oahu May Get More Than 800 New Short-Term Rentals In Apartment Zone Parcels next to the Hoakalei Resort in Ewa were a hot topic at the Honolulu City Council’s final hearing on the overhauling of its Land Use Ordinance.

November 22, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/11/west-oahu-may-get-more-than-800-new-short-term-rentals-in-apartment-zone/

Kirstin Downey: Honolulu Historic Preservation Efforts Are Getting A Boost Oahu’s new commission has qualified for federal grants that could be put to use all over the island.

November 22, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/11/kirstin-downey-honolulu-historic-preservation-efforts-are-getting-a-boost/

The ‘Ridiculous,’ Growing Trend Of Hawaii Private School Coaching Tutoring centers helping students with private school admissions have become more popular in recent years, but not all families can afford them.

November 22, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/11/the-ridiculous-growing-trend-of-hawaii-private-school-coaching/

Coast Guard establishes first Hawaii-based JROTC program

November 22, 2024 0

Coast Guard establishes first Hawaii-based JROTC program Coast Guard District 14 External Affairs - Office: (808) 535-3230 / After Hours:...

UH-H athletics: Lady Vulcans edge CUI to earn first NCAA postseason win; soccer players earn Academic All-District honors

November 22, 2024 0

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Day: November 22, 2024

MAYOR-ELECT KIMO ALAMEDAANNOUNCESADDITIONALAPPOINTMENTS HILO

Community: 11-22-24 Officer Michael Abran Receives October Haweo Award for Long-Standing Support of Special Olympics Program

Community: 11-22-24 Police Arrest And Charge Hilo Man With Traffic And Firearms Offenses

DOH INVESTIGATING HUMAN CONTACTS TO INFECTED H5N1 FLOCKS-No Humans in Hawaiʻi Tested Positive for Avian Influenza

FITNESS CENTER OPENS FOR INMATES AT WOMEN’S COMMUNITY CORRECTIONAL CENTER

KOLEKOLE GULCH PARK TO CLOSE DEC. 2-6 FOR TREE WORK

Notice of Request for Proposals: Impact Grants for Fiscal Year 2024-2025

Community: 11-22-24 Police Remind Public to Buckle Up for Safety as Thanksgiving Approaches

A Stranger’s Heartwarming Act Of Kindness For A Blind Commuter

West Oahu May Get More Than 800 New Short-Term Rentals In Apartment Zone Parcels next to the Hoakalei Resort in Ewa were a hot topic at the Honolulu City Council’s final hearing on the overhauling of its Land Use Ordinance.

Kirstin Downey: Honolulu Historic Preservation Efforts Are Getting A Boost Oahu’s new commission has qualified for federal grants that could be put to use all over the island.

The ‘Ridiculous,’ Growing Trend Of Hawaii Private School Coaching Tutoring centers helping students with private school admissions have become more popular in recent years, but not all families can afford them.

Coast Guard establishes first Hawaii-based JROTC program

UH-H athletics: Lady Vulcans edge CUI to earn first NCAA postseason win; soccer players earn Academic All-District honors

Proposal regarding hospitals advances

BIIF football: Wildcats, Mules clash in state semis tonight

‘Such a tremendous loss’

‘Extravaganza’ starts today; Christmas craft fair will feature more than 100 vendors, is a ‘handmade-only show’

Hawaii CC launches drone certification program

NEXT STEPS FOR EYES ON THE ROAD

Astronomers Reveal Hidden Lives of the Early Universe’s Ultramassive Galaxies

Veteran Using A Cardboard Box As A Table Gets Surprised By A Secret Santa

Makana Eyre: Extensive Hawaiʻi Consulate System Sparked Early Growth The Hawaiian Kingdom boasted an international consulate system that helped the islands import labor in the 1800s.

Hawaiian Language Schools Grow As DOE Shrinks. There’s One Big Problem The state doesn’t have enough teachers to keep up with demand for schools taught in Hawaiian. Upcoming retirements are expected to add to the challenge.

Taxes Will Drive Agenda Of Hawaiʻi Lawmakers In Coming Session Federal actions cloud the revenue picture. Immigration, marijuana and energy issues also loom.

BIIF basketball: Cowboys stay perfect in BIIF; Wildcats and Cougars split

Kohala Obituary 10/19/2025

50th anniversary of ‘Kahoolawe Nine’ begins year-long remembrance, lessons

Snow on Mauna Kea

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