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Wāhine in science program cut at UH Mānoa
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa program known for supporting career development activities for wāhine studying science and community outreach has been terminated following the loss of federal funding. Project lead and faculty member Barbara Bruno received a termination notice in April to immediately close the program funded by the National Science…
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Aloha payphones: Honolulu to remove ‘outdated’ city accessories
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi signed a law that updates sidewalk regulations, as the city’s Department of Parks and Recreation works to remove more than 100 payphones from the city. Bill 6 was introduced by Councilmember Tyler Dos Santos-Tam and eliminates long-defunct structures in city code such as freight elevators, freight chutes and…
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Program to aid homeless individuals comes to McCully
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The City and County of Honolulu’s Homeless Outreach and Navigation for Unsheltered Persons, also known as HONU, is now operating at Old Stadium Park to aid homeless individuals in town. The program was installed at the park on Monday, June 2 and began to receive intakes on Monday, June 9. HONU is…
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Bell: 6 out of 10 Danielle Smith voters would likely vote to leave Canada
The arithmetic rolls out. The devil is in the details. The fine print is where you get the meat and potatoes. Read More
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Aiva Arquette rises in MLB Draft Projection ahead of College Baseball World Series
Former Saint Louis Crusader and current Oregon State Beaver star Aiva Arquette has risen once again the 2025 MLB Draft Projections. According to The Athletic, Arquette is now a viable option as the Number 1 Draft Pick in this years MLB Draft. This season, Arquette has been putting on a show with the Oregon State…
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Calgary Flames goalie Dustin Wolf lands on all-rookie team, earns one Vezina vote
Calgary Flames rising star Dustin Wolf was a unanimous selection to the NHL’s all-rookie team for 2024-25. Read More
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Bear spray, other weapons can’t be shown in public in bylaw amendments under consideration by city council
Proposed amendments to Calgary’s public behaviour bylaw would prohibit the open display of weapons or noxious substances, such as bear spray. Read More
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New charge laid in bar brawl that killed 21-year-old man
Calgary police have laid a new charge against a man already accused in a fatal stabbing outside a downtown bar on April 26. Read More
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City proposes new multi-pronged program to address hail damage, but no rebates
Following a push from a city councillor last year to reinstate the resilient rooftop rebate program, administration is proposing an alternative approach to support hail resilience that doesn’t include rebates for homeowners. Read More
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Packed house for hearing on transferring SLS recreation centre to YMCA in Cochrane
The Town of Cochrane hosted a packed public hearing regarding a request for proposal process that would transfer operations management of their recreation centre to YMCA Calgary. Read More