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Oʻahu school zone speed limits dropping to 20 mph
“Slowing speeds is one of the most effective ways to reduce crashes and save lives, especially for our keiki as they head back to school.”
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Woman dies after Kalihi parking lot crash
A 65-year-old woman died after being struck by a 57-year-old driver reversing out of a parking space in an Kalihi parking lot on Thursday.
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Gov. Green responds as Luke and other defendants plead not guilty to bribery charges
Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke and four others pleaded not guilty to bribery and conspiracy charges during their first court appearance on Thursday, while Governor Josh Green expressed his desire for the legal process to proceed so the state can move forward.
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Varcoe: Natural gas ‘flying under the radar’ but big growth is coming
Here’s an impressive list of projects to consider when evaluating Canada’s energy future: a new $13-billion data centre, two new LNG plants under construction and two more massive gas export terminals on the Pacific Coast waiting in the wings. Read More
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Where Hawaiʻi finds its best cheesecake island by island
To celebrate National Cheesecake Day, readers across Hawaiʻi shared their favorite local cheesecake spots, ranging from classic New York-style to regional flavors like mango and ube.
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Honolulu Fire K-9 Daisy-Kukui joins Project K-9 Hero program
“Our future just got brighter with Daisy being accepted as #400. It was a huge relief financially.”
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Fire advisory in effect for Calgary, ban in Banff National Park
Calgary has announced a fire advisory due to a stretch of hot and dry weather. Meanwhile, Parks Canada has put a fire ban in effect for Banff National Park. Read More
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Taber to reopen town’s main ice arena Friday following December explosion at community centre
Taber’s main ice rink reopens Friday, seven months after an explosion caused significant damage to the Taber Community Centre. Read More
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Goalkeeper Joseph Holliday’s long-awaited Cavalry FC debut pays off in ugly, important win over Supra
It was not clean. Read More
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What is a culvert? Google searches in Calgary spike for civil engineering infrastructure in wake of Parker’s death
After a nearly two-week search that spanned much of north Calgary and gripped many of the city’s residents, the body of a missing boy was found Wednesday in a narrow system of pipes that runs below Deerfoot Trail. Read More