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‘Very tricky’: Irrigators in Milk River basin face a challenging season
Irrigators in the Milk River basin could be in for a tough year. Read More
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Nelson: Carney scores cheap points as Smith struggles to survive
The last person to lecture Premier Danielle Smith on the merits of Canadian democracy should be Prime Minister Mark Carney. Read More
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Calgary’s Wes Heffernan tied for lead in bid for third PGA Assistants’ Championship of Canada title
THORNHILL, Ont. — Calgary’s Wes Heffernan is tied for the lead entering the final round of the PGA Assistants’ Championship of Canada presented by Callaway Golf Bayview Golf & Country Club. Read More
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Man charged in monk seal attack pleads not guilty, ordered to stay away from Hawaii beaches, wildlife
Igor Lytvynchuk pleaded not guilty to charges of trying to hurt a Hawaiian monk seal in his first court appearance in Honolulu, and was released on a $25,000 bond with the condition that he not go to any beaches while in Hawaii and not approach any wildlife.
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UH scholarship aids community college students to bachelor’s
The University of Hawai’i has launched the Next Step Scholarship to help community college students transition to a four-year campus by providing financial aid and removing barriers to higher education.
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‘He would help anybody’: Daughter remembers slain Puna man
Bob Shine was found dead in a water catchment tank after trying to help a man who was having a violent, psychotic episode, and a GoFundMe has been created to help cover funeral expenses for Shine, who dedicated his life to helping others.
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Royalty Rita ready to take the throne at her forever home
The Hawaiian Humane Society has a queen ready to reign over her new kingdom, your home.
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Former acquaintance of Puna homicide suspect speaks out
A former acquaintance of Puna homicide suspect, 36-year-old Jacob Daniel Baker, speaks out.
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Top of the class: UH Hilo service dog ‘graduates’ with nursing students
Liam, a service dog who spent two years alongside nursing students at the University of Hawai’i at Hilo, was honored during the school’s spring pinning ceremony for his comfort and companionship.