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Wilcox Medical Center hosts keiki bike and skateboard event
KAUAI, Hawaii (KHON2) — Wilcox Medical Center held its 10th annual Keiki Bike and Skateboard Safety Day on June 28, promoting safety for Kauaʻi’s adventurous keiki. The free family event was done in partnership with community organizations, giving keiki the space to have fun while learning to ride their bikes and boards safely. Hawaii cyclists…
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Montgomery BIA launches Calgary’s first ‘Chalk On The Block’ street festival
If you’re a wizard with chalk on the hunt for an opportunity to showcase what you can do, the Montgomery Business Improvement Area (BIA) may have the perfect answer for you. Read More
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Hawaii preschoolers celebrate end of school year with fresh poi
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Keiki at Tūtū and Me Traveling Preschool received a special gift to celebrate the end of the school year — a one-pound bag of fresh poi. More than 700 students statewide were gifted the treat, which not only fed families on each island but also helped support local kalo farmers. We Grow:…
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Emergency crews respond to structure collapse along MacLeod Trail
Calgary Emergency Services and Calgary Police responded to a temporary structure collapse in the 800 block of Macleod Trail near city hall at 2:59 p.m. today. Read More
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More than 7k customers affected in North Shore power outage
HONOLULU (KHON2) — According to Hawaiian Electric’s power outage map, nearly 8,000 customers on Oahu’s North Shore are without power. The outage started just after 12:15 p.m. Power is expected to be restored around 2 p.m. While the cause of the outage is unavailable at this time, HECO said the following areas are affected: Haleiwa…
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Alberta’s proposed care-first auto insurance could add $136 in annual premiums: report
A new analysis by MNP consulting firm found Alberta’s proposed care-first auto insurance system may not deliver on the $400 savings as promised. Read More
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Target testing digital shelf-unlocking tech for shoppers
(NewsNation) — Target is testing new technology to allow shoppers to lock and unlock store shelves using their smartphones, an anti-theft solution that has been explored by competitors like Walmart. The tech move was announced during an internal staff call Thursday by Chief Stores Officer Adrienne Costanzo, according to Bloomberg News. The technology would enable…
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Calgary immigration employment group honours leaders in city’s Asian communities
The Calgary Region immigrant Employment Council hosted an event on Friday to honour and recognize Asian leaders making a difference in the city. Read More
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Calgary Fire Department says to remain mindful of safety over Canada Day long weekend
Calgarians are full-swing into their long weekend vacation plans, but the Calgary Fire Department asks everyone to remain mindful of their own safety over the next few days. Read More