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Parker: Putting down the pen after more than 25 years of telling stories of Calgary business
Picking up the phone to call editor in chief Monica Zurowski to tell her I was about to forward her my last column was a tough thing to do. Read More
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Opinion: Federal Tories walk fine line in Alberta
It was no surprise that the federal Conservative party held its January convention in Calgary. The city is party Leader Pierre Poilievre’s hometown. Read More
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Recurring flooding in Mapunapuna drying out business
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Flooding has plagued the Mapunapuna area for years, and businesses said the issue is getting worse. The City is looking at various solutions and presented them to the area neighborhood board on Thursday, Feb. 12. Staff at Furever Friends Play and Stay in Mapunapuna said their walk to work is almost a…
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Ancient Hawaiian board game tournament to be hosted at Bishop Museum
You may be familiar with chess or checkers, but did you know that Native Hawaiians have our own version of it?
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Oahu bus drivers, Teamsters reach new contract agreement
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A potential strike by Oahu Bus Drivers has been averted as the Teamsters and TheBus company announced they reached a new agreement. Oahu Transit Services, a private company that runs TheBus for the City and County of Honolulu, announced on Feb. 12 that union members ratified a new, four-year contract. The Teamsters…
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Hotel industry leaders push for bigger marketing, Green Fee as Hawaii fights to regain momentum
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaii’s visitor industry may be showing signs of life, but hotel industry leaders say the road to full recovery is still far from smooth. Cautious optimism amongst growing competition is the general feeling amongst industry leaders who gathered today at the annual hospitality conference at the Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort, hosted…
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Mayor Alameda outlines priorities for the year in State Address
Hawaii County Mayor Kimo Alameda delivered his State of the County Address today, laying out his priorities for the year ahead.
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Bell: Danielle Smith doles out big dough, Alberta teachers still upset with her
They aren’t happy. Teachers apparently are still not happy. Far from it. Read More
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Honolulu Police Commission needs your help deciding next police chief
The Honolulu Police Commission is asking for community input as the search for a new chief continues.
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Crosswalk bill looks to make roads safer for pedestrians
HONOLULU (KHON2) — After a dangerous year on our roads, lawmakers this session are looking at ways to increase safety for all. One bill is being introduced by someone at the Capitol who was a victim and is looking to help change lives. Tiara Tenorio is working her first session as an aide for Rep.…