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Police searching for a man luring children with plush doll in Kaneohe
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Honolulu police are searching for a man after he allegedly tried to lure four young girls in Kaneohe. Man, 49, guilty of assault after severing another man’s hand Police said the incident happened near King Intermediate School around 7:30 a.m. on July 7 when an adult male exited his vehicle and approached…
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Push for fair practice in Hawaii construction industry
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A collaboration between Pacific Resource Partnership and the Hawaiʻi Regional Council of Carpenters resulted in a new compliance initiative for construction projects that utilize taxpayer funds. The initiative aims to hold contractors accountable for their work. Dispute brews between HECO, Carpenters Union Who is involved? “Our new compliance initiative sends a clear…
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Koko Head Trail closed, doesn’t stop hikers from going up
HONOLULU (KHON2) — One of Honolulu’s most popular outdoor attractions is officially closed after a boy was critically hurt there. Boy, 8, falls 20 feet down shaft on Koko Head trail It didn’t stop anyone from going up, and hikers say if the city really wanted to close it, they should have done more. The…
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Honolulu’s Spike and Serve Volleyball Club wins 14u National Championship
On Monday the 52nd AAU Junior National Volleyball Championships continued in Orlando, Florida. Honolulu’s Spike and Serve Volleyball Club was a part of the tournament in the 14u Open Division. This squad defeated Rockstar Volleyball Club from California in 3 straight sets to take home the National Title. In this tournament, the squad finished the…
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Shania Twain leaves lasting impression at this year’s Calgary Stampede
Country music icon Shania Twain didn’t just lead the parade at this year’s Calgary Stampede — she made a lasting impression across the grounds, including a meaningful visit to Elbow River Camp. Read More
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Family caregiving in Hawaii at ‘high-risk’ according to new study
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A new scorecard assessed the urgency of local caregiving needs and categorized all 50 states. The study is called “America’s Unseen Workforce: The State of Family Caregiving.” Conducted by the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, the study found nearly half the nation is on the brink of a caregiving emergency.…
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Jamie Laboucane’s winning outfit at Rangeland Derby a source of family pride
Putting together a winning outfit can be a source of pride for chuckwagon drivers. Read More
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Firefighters association flags concern over apparatus shortage
The union representing Calgary’s firefighters is sounding the alarm about the lack of fire apparatus at one of its stations — an equipment shortage they say is a cause for concern and a signal the next city council needs to better prioritize funding for the fire department. Read More
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Historic downtown Calgary Legion Branch No. 1 fundraising $280,000 for renovations, urgent roof repair
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 1 is looking for support from Calgarians to raise $280,000 for repairs that will help preserve the historic site. Read More
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Braid: Ontario’s Doug Ford buckles up for Stampede — and for Alberta’s future
Premier Danielle Smith gave Ontario Premier Doug Ford a Stampede belt buckle. Read More