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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaiʻi Police Department Chief Ben Moszkowicz said he is committed to serving the Orchid Isle and will not apply to be chief at any other police department. Moszkowicz’s statement comes after he had previously submitted his resignation at the Hawaiʻi Island police department so he could apply to be the interim chief…

Upgrades and changes coming to Lanikai Pillbox Trail

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Honolulu City Council approved a key permit on June 26, allowing the state Department of Land and Natural Resources to begin long-awaited trail improvements and visitor management planning at the heavily trafficked Kaʻiwa Ridge Trail, also known as the Lanikai Pillbox Hike. The improvement project is aimed to address increased safety…

Bell: Smith, Freeland on collision course; Freeland says Team Carney loves Alberta

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Your scribbler is at the microphone in Calgary on Thursday and has a couple of questions and asks Chrystia Freeland to the podium. Read More

Teens graduate from NASA space camp, members of ‘Young Marines’

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — In June, two teens from Hawaii attended and graduated from a NASA challenge in Huntsville, Alabama. NASA’s U.S. Space and Rocket Center’s Aviation Challenge Mach II hosted 12- to 14-year-old Young Marines. Thirty-six members joined from across the country. U.S. Navy, NASA draft proposal to maintain Kauaʻi land Ryder Simer and Richard Hutter are…

AHS warns of potential public measles exposures at Calgary airport

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Alberta Health Services is notifying the public of a person in the Calgary zone who has been in public settings while infectious. Read More

‘This is how world-class cities are built’: Construction of Green Line back on track

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Nearly 10 months after the multibillion-dollar project went off the rails over political differences between the city and provincial government, the Green Line is back on track, with construction starting on the southeast portion of the future CTrain. Read More

Accused embezzlers had sued Calgary Police Service alleging corruption months before being charged

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Two men charged this week with embezzling funds from a Bowness community group filed a lawsuit against the Calgary Police Service months ago alleging corruption. Read More

Olympian’s expanding coffee company helps fellow athletes reach their goals

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In 2020, Olympic speedskater Hayden Mayeur opened a mobile coffee company called Hayloft to support his athletic career — and now he’s providing flexible work to other athletes with the same goal. Read More

How to succeed in business: Alberta Business Hall of Fame inductees share keys to success

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Four prominent local business leaders have been selected for induction into this year’s Southern Alberta Business Hall of Fame, set for October. Presented by Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, the event honours leaders in business who have made lasting contributions to the community. Read More

Two per cent of resource revenues among Treaty 8 First Nations’ list of demands

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