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Fruit tree removal incentive program expands in Canmore
Canmore residents who remove fruit trees from their properties will soon be eligible for funding to plant non-fruit-bearing replacements, thanks to a partnership between the Town of Canmore, the Biosphere Institute of the Bow Valley and funding from the G7. Read More
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What still causes the plague in the US?
(NEXSTAR) — Northern Arizona recently recorded its first pneumonic plague-related death since 2007. Early last year, Oregon saw its first case of the bubonic plague since 2015. Person-to-person spread of the plague hasn’t been seen in more than 100 years in the U.S., but cases occasionally pop up. So what causes them? The plague cases…
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What is ‘swimmer’s itch’ and how can you avoid it?
(NEXSTAR) – Officials in coastal and lakeside municipalities in several parts of the country have issued alerts about “swimmer’s itch” in recent weeks, perhaps prompting a few would-be beachgoers to rethink their plans. A sign spotted this month near a pond in Idaho, for instance, warned visitors to “swim at your own risk.” “In some…
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Judge denies former Kahuku coach TRO
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A judge denied former Kahuku Head Coach Sterling Carvalho’s request for a temporary restraining order on Aug. 1. The request for the TRO was filed as an effort to get the former coach back on the sidelines immediately. Judge to rule on injunction which could get former Kahuku head coach back on…
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Hawaiʻi Foodbank fundraises in honor of Food Drive Day
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Hawaiʻi Foodbank held its largest fundraising event of the year on Aug. 2 — Food Drive Day. In celebration of the day, the island community came together to donate to the foodbank from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., whether that be food or funds. Hawaii Foodbank expecting cuts from federal funding…
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Kahala Mall fair teaches public how to prepare for disasters
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Kahala Mall was filled with those looking to stay safe in times of crisis, with the Eastside Emergency Preparedness Fair taking place on Aug. 2. From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. residents were able to learn how to prepare for whatever life may throw at us. How to prepare for a…
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University of Hawaiʻi launches Red Hill water crisis support, tracking program
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The University of Hawaiʻi launched their Red Hill Registry on Aug. 2, with an awareness event at Moanalua High School. The purpose of the registry and the event is to provide support for those impacted by the 2021 fuel release into the Navy’s drinking water system on Oʻahu. A historic win: U.S.…
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Surge stave off BlackJacks in key victory
The Calgary Surge came out hungry and crashed the boards early to guide them to a key win against the Ottawa BlackJacks on Saturday afternoon. Read More
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Calgary Wild FC controls play in loss to AFC Toronto
The Calgary Wild FC delivered one of their strongest performances of the season on Saturday afternoon at McMahon Stadium but ultimately fell short 2-1 to AFC Toronto in a tightly contested matchup Saturday afternoon. Read More
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Lahaina’s historic Banyan Tree Park could re-open in several months
LAHAINA (KHON2) — Nearly two years after the devastating wildfires swept through Lahaina and Kula, one of Lahaina’s most well-known landmarks has made a significant comeback. The 152-year-old banyan tree was planted in 1873 by Sheriff William Owen Smith to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first Protestant missionaries in Lahaina. Hilo banyan tree cleanup…