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How Hawaii Schools Are Teaching Kindness And Empathy In A Volatile World…The need for teaching kindness and civility became especially acute during ex-President Donald Trump’s turbulent term in the White House, say educators.

February 12, 2021 0

Last month, Lori Kwee’s third graders at Ala Wai Elementary School were given a specific task: do something nice for...

More In-Person Voting Sites Proposed For Hawaii…Lawmakers want to tweak the elections law in an effort to head off long lines for voters like those seen during the Nov. 3 general election.

February 12, 2021 0

Hawaii residents may have an easier time registering to vote, get more time to vote during each election cycle and...

Highway bills pass senate committee: $30 million proposed to widen Queen Kaahumanu, Kuakini Highways

February 12, 2021 0

A proposal to widen two stretches of highway in West Hawaii has moved forward Thursday in the state Legislature. Should...

Hilo woman accused of carjacking tourist from Alaska

February 12, 2021 0

A 24-year-old Hilo woman was arrested and charged for the violent Dec. 27 carjacking in Puna of a woman visitor...

Proposed ‘Sunshine Law’ exemption has hasty demise

February 12, 2021 0

https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2021/02/12/hawaii-news/proposed-sunshine-law-exemption-has-hasty-demise/

Brush fire scorches Kaupulehu acreage

February 12, 2021 0

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Attorney continues seeking sanctions against council members

February 12, 2021 0

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Oahu casino proposal amended

February 12, 2021 0

The Senate Committee on Hawaiian Affairs took testimony for nearly two hours Thursday about a bill that would authorize construction...

Volcano Watch — Ken Hon returns to HVO as Scientist-in-Charge

February 11, 2021 0

Volcano Watch — Ken Hon returns to HVO as Scientist-in-Charge Release Date: FEBRUARY 11, 2021 The next USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (HVO) Scientist-in-Charge (SIC) has been named,...

WATER NOTICE AFFECTED AREA: CUSTOMERS WITHIN HŌLUA KAI AT KEAUHOU

February 11, 2021 0

WATER NOTICE AFFECTED AREA: CUSTOMERS WITHIN HŌLUA KAI AT KEAUHOU HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION WITHIN THE HŌLUA RESORT AT MAUNA LOA VILLAGE...

KONA’S TOM DANIEL HONORED FOR SUPPORT OF OTEC TECHNOLOGY

February 11, 2021 0

KONA’S TOM DANIEL HONORED FOR SUPPORT OF OTEC TECHNOLOGY KEAHOLE-KONA, HAWAI‘I ISLAND—Dr. Tom Daniel of Kailua-Kona is the recipient of the distinguished third annual Uehara...

Hawaii gambling bills stall, lottery hopes pushed back

February 11, 2021 0

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WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE

February 11, 2021 0

WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE AFFECTED AREA: ALL SERVICES ALONG KĪLAUEA AVENUE BETWEEN PUAINAKO STREET AND LANIKĀULA STREET, INCLUDING OHEA STREET, KĀWILI...

Anonymous $2 Million Donation Pays Colorado Symphony Salaries Through Summer 2021

February 11, 2021 0

Anonymous $2 Million Donation Pays Colorado Symphony Salaries Through Summer 2021 The Colorado Symphony will be able to pay its...

Hawaii Homeless Program Failed After Prosecutors And Police Wouldn’t Play Ball…The idea was to offer help to homeless people in lieu of criminal charges. Instead, HPD increased the number of citations it handed out.

February 11, 2021 0

A state-funded program intended to steer homeless people from the criminal justice system and into housing, addiction treatment and mental...

The Construction Industry Is Still Going Strong In Hawaii. It May Get Even Stronger…Government projects and demand for housing have kept the construction industry going during the pandemic. Honolulu’s new planning department director hopes to give it an even bigger boost.

February 11, 2021 0

Anyone wanting a glimpse back to the economic halcyon days before COVID-19 effectively shut down Hawaii, wiping out 113,000 jobs...

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How Hawaii Schools Are Teaching Kindness And Empathy In A Volatile World…The need for teaching kindness and civility became especially acute during ex-President Donald Trump’s turbulent term in the White House, say educators.

More In-Person Voting Sites Proposed For Hawaii…Lawmakers want to tweak the elections law in an effort to head off long lines for voters like those seen during the Nov. 3 general election.

Highway bills pass senate committee: $30 million proposed to widen Queen Kaahumanu, Kuakini Highways

Hilo woman accused of carjacking tourist from Alaska

Proposed ‘Sunshine Law’ exemption has hasty demise

Brush fire scorches Kaupulehu acreage

Attorney continues seeking sanctions against council members

Oahu casino proposal amended

Volcano Watch — Ken Hon returns to HVO as Scientist-in-Charge

WATER NOTICE AFFECTED AREA: CUSTOMERS WITHIN HŌLUA KAI AT KEAUHOU

KONA’S TOM DANIEL HONORED FOR SUPPORT OF OTEC TECHNOLOGY

Hawaii gambling bills stall, lottery hopes pushed back

WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE

Anonymous $2 Million Donation Pays Colorado Symphony Salaries Through Summer 2021

Hawaii Homeless Program Failed After Prosecutors And Police Wouldn’t Play Ball…The idea was to offer help to homeless people in lieu of criminal charges. Instead, HPD increased the number of citations it handed out.

The Construction Industry Is Still Going Strong In Hawaii. It May Get Even Stronger…Government projects and demand for housing have kept the construction industry going during the pandemic. Honolulu’s new planning department director hopes to give it an even bigger boost.

COVID-19 TRACKING STUDY Prepared for: Hawaii State Department of Health

Kauai homes hit $1M median; Maui comes close

Hawaii lawmakers again seek disclosure about inmate deaths

Land sales deliver profit for Barnwell

Update: Power restored to thousands on Hawaiʻi Island; storm system could delay remaining repairs

DEPARTMENT OF WATER SUPPLY – HURRICANE LALA UPDATE

Civil Defense Message for Sunday 08-23-2026 at 10:05 AM

Father and Son Surprise Woman With New Farm Stand After Thieves Steal Hers on Opening Day

Hawaiʻi Doesn’t Have A Worker Shortage. It Has An Opportunity Shortage Helping workers already in the workforce move into higher-paying positions may be one of the most effective investments we can make.

6 In 10 Lost Power During Lala. It May Take A State Inquiry To Learn Why HECO has spent millions of dollars to strengthen its electric grid in recent years. Lala still wiped out power for most of the state.

Pahala residents turn to each other after Hurricane Lala

Police Investigate Collision Involving Three-Year-Old Girl in Mountain View

Hawaiʻi County to Open Shelters Ahead of Tropical Storm Moke

Hawaiian Electric focused on restoring customers on Hawaiʻi Island ahead of Tropical Storm Moke Significant restoration progress made yesterday

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