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Weekend Roundup: Movies in the park, concerts and more!
HONOLULU (KHON2) — This is Weekend Roundup, your go-to destination for weekend planning in the islands. For this weekend of July 12 and July 13, there are a bunch of fun events for everybody to enjoy across the islands. Here’s everything you need to have a fantastic weekend: July 12 Oʻahu The 59th annual Hawaiʻi…
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Woman dies while running ultra marathon in Colorado
DENVER (KDVR) — A woman from Michigan died while running the ultra marathon Hardrock 100 Endurance race in Colorado on Friday, according to Silverton Medical Rescue. The race takes place near Silverton and challenges runners with its 102-mile running distance. The difference a year makes for Nuggets’ Holmes II At 9:02 a.m. on Friday, the…
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Hiking: Sharing grasslands experience with cattle and calves
Most people do not get an opportunity to walk in a grazing pasture with cattle and calves. It could be intimidating, as well as being an experience to learn how to share nature’s landscape. Not too many know that Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park, besides being an incredible park, is a working cattle ranch. Situated between…
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Calgary Stampede, July 12: This guy’s seen everything over 48 years | Pink sunglasses for charity | Music picks
There are only two days left before Stampede cowboys and cowgirls hang up their hats, the final notes are played on stage and the midway rides take on their last passengers. Read More
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Keenan: Is RFK Jr. ‘bonkers’ or is it time for a wearable?
“We’re about to launch one of the biggest advertising campaigns in HHS history, to encourage people to use wearables. It’s a way that they can take control of their own health.” With those words, U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. gave a boost to wearable fitness devices comparable to what…
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Calgary’s birthday — Is it 150 years old, or just 131?
Much could be made of the fact that little is being done to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the founding of Fort Calgary, the locus of European settlement at the confluence of the Elbow River and the Bow River in 1875. Distracting from the topic is the fact that Calgary was not established as a…
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The real vacancy in Canmore is leadership
As Calgary and other Alberta towns wrestle with housing pressures, Canmore offers a cautionary tale in what not to do. The town’s recent livability tax scapegoats second-homeowners as an existential threat — but that narrative obscures a more pressing reality: local leadership has failed to plan for long-term sustainability. Read More
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It’s time to reinvest in policing and restore public safety in Calgary
A decade ago, Calgary was one of the safest major cities in Canada. Today, too many Calgarians are asking: What happened to our sense of security? Read More
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Tips for managing diabetes
(NewsNation) — Diabetes, a chronic health condition marked by high blood sugar levels and insufficient insulin, can be managed through lifestyle and diet choices. Although Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disorder and cannot be reversed, the majority of diabetes diagnoses are for Type 2, which can be reversed. Lifestyle and genetic factors can lead…
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HFD: Woman injured after scooter fire in Kalihi
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Honolulu Fire Department confirmed a woman was injured after a building fire broke out in Kalihi. Friends remember elderly victim of Maili fire, want to help send her home to Philippines According to HFD, on July 11, around 6:20 p.m., firefighters responded to a building fire on Haka Drive. After arriving at…