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HHSAA Boys Basketball: Kohala, Kahuku win State Championships
The HHSAA Boys Basketball State Championship games were underway on Friday with Division I and Division II taking to Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center. It was Division II who started things off as Kohala and Seabury Hall went head-to-head. The Cowboys started strong and took the momentum right from the start as they outscored…
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Concerns over crime amid Chinese New Year celebrations
Thousands are expected to turn out in Chinatown on Friday, Feb. 13, and Saturday, Feb. 14, for Chinese New Year celebrations.
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Chinese New Year Festival to ring in Year of Fire Horse
It is all about celebrating the Lunar New Year, but of course, here in Hawaii, we commonly refer to it as the Chinese New Year.
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Review: Alberta Ballet offers intriguing narrative twists on beloved classic tale
The power of Shakespeare’s work is that you can see it for the first time or the hundredth time, and there is still something new to take away. Read More
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Oahu woman rescues and adopts stray dog
HONOLULU (KHON2) — An Oahu couple will have an extra special Valentine’s Day, all thanks to a chance meeting during a run, a run that proved to be life-changing. Amy Kanakuri loves to run. In fact four-time marathon finisher was training for a half-marathon earlier this week when she suddenly found herself being followed. “Is…
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‘Bows sweep Stanford in 1st match of the weekend
The Hawaii Men’s Volleyball team ranked 3rd in the nation hit the floor against 18th ranked Stanford on Friday. This was the ‘Bows 1st match in 2 weeks. Hawaii opened up the match with a 25-16 1st set win after Stanford only had 5 kills in the frame. UH finished with 11 kills, 3 aces.…
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G.R.O.W.: City to offer free workshops ahead of launch
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A new food waste recycling program is being launched by the City and County of Honolulu. In support of the city’s long-term efforts to reduce landfill reliance, it is offering a series of free, green recycling organic waste — or G.R.O.W. — workshops ahead of the April launch. The program will start…
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Downed trees leave thousands of Oahu residents without power
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaiian Electric is responding to power outages affecting thousands of customers on Windward Oahu. HECO says the outages were caused by fallen trees that hit power lines, around 3 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 13. Over 12,000 customers were without power, according to HECO’s outage map. In an update, HECO confirmed that around…
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Bell: Wacko 2.0! Freaking out over Alberta independence skyrockets
It’s getting worse. It really is. More and more people are literally becoming unglued, unhinged, even cracking up. Read More