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Powerful Kona Storm Continues to Threaten Hawaiʻi Through Weekend
A powerful kona low continues to impact the Hawaiian Islands, bringing rounds of heavy rain and the potential for severe weather through the rest of the week and into the weekend.
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Hiking during bad weather doesn’t just put you in danger — it also endangers first responders
As strong rains make their way across the islands, the Honolulu Fire Department officials want the public to know to avoid hiking.
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Preview: Festival of Animated Objects comes to life in March
It’s a unique one to be sure — a festival when paper, wood, plastic and wool take the spotlight. Read More
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Are you still earning a ‘living wage?’ How to tell
Earning enough to make ends meet can vary drastically depending on where you live.
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Taco Bell unveils over 20 new menu items at annual Live Más Event
The event, now in its third year, serves as the chain’s yearly product showcase.
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Think-tank member Kate Thompson: Build community, better the city
With Calgary’s population approaching two million and housing demand reaching historic levels, we as city-builders are being called upon to deliver bold, creative solutions to growth. Solutions that contemplate everything from housing and connectivity to culture and economic opportunity. Read More
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Think-tank member Guy Levesque: Two Million People. One Big Question: Who Gets a Voice?
Conversations about Calgary’s future are taking place among our most experienced voices. But an essential question remains unasked: who else is being invited to help design that future? Read More
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Referendum talk chilling Alberta’s brand and reputation, business groups and investors say
Talk of a possible referendum on Alberta’s place in Canada is stoking uncertainty among businesses and creating a chilling effect on the province’s reputation — and possibly its economy, business groups and investors say. Read More
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Water Wise: Beyond the Shorebreak
Drowning is the leading cause of death for children under 15 in Hawaii, and nearly 800 drownings have occurred in the past 10 years, with many occurring in areas with deceptively small surf and dangerous rip currents.
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Hawaii braces for 30″ of rain: ‘This storm is very real’
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Honolulu City crews were preparing for the storm, and some City facilities will be closed starting Wednesday, March 11. Public parks, gyms and pools will be closed for the coming days, and officials said residents should keep their guard up through the weekend. Park staff is getting ready to open four shelters…