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‘Bows upset bid denied in final seconds at Oregon
One day after Division II Hawai‘i Pacific stunned Boise State on the road, the University of Hawai‘i men’s basketball team nearly pulled off an upset of its own. The Rainbow Warriors opened their season Tuesday night against Oregon, pushing the Big Ten’s Ducks to the final horn before falling 60-59 at Matthew Knight Arena. Hawai‘i…
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Years of blight: Crumbling Waialae Ave home sparks safety fears
KAHALA, Oahu (KHON2) — It’s one of the first homes you see driving into Kahala. Neighbors say the crumbling, overgrown property on Waialae Avenue has become a magnet for trouble, and they’re pleading for something to be done. Coming off the H-1 into Kahala, it’s hard to miss it. The property on Waialae Avenue has…
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Waikiki Community Center’s Kitchen serving more people than ever
WAIKIKI, Oahu (KHON2) — Over at the nonprofit Waikiki Community Center is their community kitchen, Olive’s, named after one of their senior volunteers. Here, volunteers help provide food for people in the area who are struggling with food insecurity. Lately, they’ve been as busy as ever, but also in need of more to give. Local…
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HPD using mounted license plate reading cameras in parts of Waikiki and Downtown
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Honolulu Police have been using license plate reading cameras in their patrol cars for years. But they’ve recently started mounting them in fixed locations. And if police had their way, the cameras would be all over the island. No matter where you look, there are cameras everywhere. Some are for traffic. Some…
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1 dead, 1 sick from listeria infection in Hawaii
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaii health officials say one person has died and another got sick after being infected with listeria. The Hawaii State Department of Health confirmed the infection and that both individuals were infected with the same outbreak strain. RECALLED: Moonlight Companies white, yellow peaches The DOH said that the strain has been linked…
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Calgary mayor cites ‘cautious’ optimism regarding federal budget
The newly tabled federal budget is an “optimistic first step” toward supporting Calgary’s infrastructure priorities, said Mayor Jeromy Farkas. Read More
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Bell: Calgary top cop ready to take back the streets — no hug-a-thug cop here
Mark my words. Read More
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Free plumeria: UH hosts field day in Waimānalo, over 300 plumeria trees
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Everyone is invited to learn all about plumeria — the flower that ranges in hue, from pink to yellow and white — at the CARES Center in Waimānalo, which has over 300 plumeria trees, on Nov. 12. The University of Hawaii’s College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resilience will provide hands-on training…
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Varcoe: ‘All working toward a Grey Cup target’ — Alberta premier hopes for deal soon with feds on major energy projects
Is the grand bargain about to become a grand federal-provincial understanding? Read More
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Big Santa returns to Ala Moana Center, plus holiday specials, bonuses, sales
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The holidays have arrived at Ala Moana Center with the return of its beloved Big Santa, a Honolulu, Hawaiʻi tradition that has greeted shoppers for more than 60 years. Standing 50 feet tall above the Makai Parking Deck, Big Santa is made from 2,500 square feet of fiberglass and nearly 2,000 pounds…