Author: admin
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Keep your ‘house’ in order with breast health
We care about our homes. They are sacred space and we spend a lot of time and money renovating them, but we tend to neglect one important room in our home — our bodies. Read More
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Two men hospitalized after being stabbed downtown
Two men were hospitalized after they were apparently stabbed on South King Street, Honolulu Emergency Medical Services said.
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Where to find the best sandwiches across Hawaiʻi’s islands
Sandwiches are more than just bread and fillings. They’re a whole vibe; and in Hawaii, people love grabbing sandwiches from local spots that mix fresh ingredients with flavors that pop.
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It’s business as usual for Flames’ Nazem Kadri as trade speculation runs its course
Will the Calgary Flames trade Nazem Kadri? Read More
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‘Big vibes, bold colours’: Calgary Stampeders reveal initial plans for Grey Cup Festival
Calgary organizers gave a glimpse into their vision for the Grey Cup festival, which will be hosted by the city in the second week of November. Read More
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‘It’s concerning’: Gov. Green opens up on Lt. Gov. Luke investigation
“It’s concerning,” Hawaii Governor Josh Green told KHON2 News Monday. “Of course, we have to restore the public trust. I think that is obvious, and that’s why we are insisting that the Attorney General do a totally independent investigation,”
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2 Hawaiʻi cities ranked among best places to get married
Weddings can cost as much as a new car. The average couple now spends about $33,000 on one day.
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Kaiser health care workers announce end of 4-week strike
Kaiser Permanente health care workers who were on strike for four weeks across Hawaiʻi and California announced that they will return to work on Feb. 24.
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Your letters: Cyclists stranded by licence law
I am a member of a bike club based in south Calgary. During peak riding season, we have approximately 200 active members and have organized rides six days per week, with 20 to 25 riders per ride. Read More
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Olympic bid book sheds light on Calgary’s initial vision for the 1988 Winter Games
With the 2026 Winter Olympics now in the history books, a rare book tucked away in the University of Calgary’s archives is offering a glimpse into what Calgary once imagined for its own Olympic games, and how different the 1988 Winter Olympics might have looked. Read More