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15K still without power as HECO continues repairs
Hawaiian Electric continued to restore electric to customers without power across Honolulu, Maui and Hawaiʻi Counties through the night into March 16.
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Early morning abandoned building fire in Waianae declared incendiary: HFD
Honolulu Fire Department responded to an early morning abandoned structure fire in Waianae on March 16.
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Fire tears through auto shop and luxury car dealership in southwest Calgary
The charred husks of several luxury vehicles sat inside a burned out car dealership Monday morning as firefighters continued battling a fire that broke out in southwest Calgary. Read More
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Your letters: Permanent school lockdowns only sow fear
Following the Tumbler Ridge shooting, there will apparently again be a push by school boards for schools to lock exterior doors, except for short periods before and after school, and at noon. Read More
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Shake Shack coming to Calgary’s Chinook Centre, first in Western Canada
It’s official — Calgary will be getting a Shake Shack. Read More
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CBE responds to flak over Fairview School Ramadan accommodations for food-free space
Calgary’s public school board is trying to clear the air over a social media post regarding how a southwest school is accommodating Muslim students observing Ramadan this month. Read More
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Sketch of suspect who took photos of children, engaged in indecent act at northeast playground released
Calgary police are asking for the public’s assistance as they work to identify a man who was allegedly involved in an indecent act near a northeast playground late last year. Read More
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What to know before filing your taxes
University of Hawaii Law Professor Nicholas Mirkay joins producer/host Coralie Chun Matayoshi to discuss what you need to know before filing your taxes this year, including what income is taxed, new deduction for seniors, what’s happening with the biggest tax cut in Hawaii’s history, increase in State standardized deductions, deadline for clean energy bill tax…
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Guide to create an emergency fund for your home, family
A wildfire, a hurricane, a job loss, a Kona low, an unexpected medical expense. Life in Hawaiʻi offers beauty and risk at the same time. Financial planners indicate that preparation matters long before trouble arrives, and one of the strongest tools is an emergency fund.
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Ask a Banker | Finding the plan to fit your financial goals
There is a common misconception that “wealth management” refers exclusively to the ultra-wealthy. Not true.