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City hiring wastewater operator trainees, $58K starting pay and full benefits
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Environmental Services is opening a limited, three-day recruitment window for Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator Trainees. Applications will be accepted March 1 through March 3, and officials say only the first 200 applicants will be considered. Roger Babcock with the Department of Environmental Services said…
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Alejado throws in QB drills to start fourth week of Spring Camp
The University of Hawaiʻi football team resumed spring training Monday morning after Saturday’s rainstorm washed out practice — and it marked a notable return taking snaps. Sophomore quarterback Micah Alejado, the reigning Mountain West Freshman of the Year, took part in quarterback drills for the first time this spring as he continues to recover from…
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Hawaii’s Rico Garcia to pitch for Puerto Rico on World Baseball Classic
As Major League Baseball’s spring training intensifies, players across the league are temporarily leaving their clubs to compete in the 2026 World Baseball Classic. Among them is a Hawaiʻi native set to represent his family heritage on the international stage. Kapolei native and Saint Louis School graduate Rico Garcia, a former standout at Hawaiʻi Pacific…
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‘Transformational gift’: National accessArts Centre closer to building new centre due to significant donation
A Calgary-based charity that supports artists with disabilities has reached 75 per cent of its goal to raise funds for a new centre in West Hillhurst — thanks to a significant donation by a B.C. couple who operate an investment firm focused on post-secondary education, senior care, real estate and social enterprise. Read More
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Bell: Danielle Smith faces more Nazi slurs, defends immigration stand
Danielle Smith isn’t blinking on her immigration stand. Read More
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Attention travelers: Hawaii HDOT advises on Global Entry suspension
HONOLULU (KHON2) — There are some changes coming to arrival and departure programs. The Hawaii Department of Transportation advises travelers that due to the ongoing partial federal government shutdown, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has suspended Global Entry for arriving international travelers. Because of this, travelers should be prepared to use standard inspection processing…
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Calgary police investigating two more extortion-related shootings targeting South Asian community
Calgary police are investigating two more extortion-related shootings that occurred in Calgary’s northeast, targeting the city’s South Asian community. Read More
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Braid: Fear of U.S. takeover boosts national opposition to separatism: poll
Hey, Alberta — Canada is calling. And the country wants you to stick around. Read More
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Calgarians await word on way home from Mexico following cartel violence
Calgarians vacationing in Mexico are searching for information and a way back home after an outbreak of violence that followed the death of a notorious cartel leader Sunday. Read More
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Teen suspect in Kapolei shooting faces attempted murder charges; held on $1M bail
Keanu Wallace, 19, pleaded not guilty to seven charges, including attempted murder, firearms offenses, and possession of a ghost gun, after allegedly shooting two men in Kapolei on Feb. 15.