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Redwood Meadows Emergency Services rebuilding fleet following fire at station
The Redwood Meadows Emergency Services hosted a “push-in” ceremony to welcome their new water tender on Tuesday night. Read More
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Fermented foods should be part of your daily diet, researchers say
A team of Canadian researchers is pushing for fermented foods to become more prominent in dietary advice, including in Canada’s Food Guide. Read More
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Two-story blaze at Kaneohe home prompts HFD investigation
No injuries have been reported in Kaneohe after Honolulu firefighters responded to a house fire on Puuloko Place.
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How the Calgary family behind Pronto Pizza picked up following of millions on social media
It’s 2:30 p.m. on a Monday, and Pronto Pizza, settled in its new home in Inglewood along 9th Avenue, is getting ready for dinner time customers. Read More
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Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta partners with ATCO Energy to help power housing
Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta announced a new partnership with ATCO Energy that will help power sustainable housing efforts in Calgary and region. Read More
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‘Incredible feeling’: Airdrie chef wins $1 million lottery prize
Christmas came a few days early for Airdrie resident Andrew Plummer last month, after the chef learned Dec. 23 that he’d won a $1 million lottery prize through Play Alberta. Read More
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DOE raising monthly fee of popular after-school program
Do you currently have a child enrolled in the After-School Plus Program? If so, program prices are expected to go up this upcoming school year.
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House members plan affordability fixes as Hawaii session gets underway
“I don’t personally believe that this alleged person is still in the legislature, and I wish the Attorney General the best of luck, and I hope that they can conduct a speedy investigation, because this has just dragged on for too long.”
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Marvelous Marty needs to meet his forever home
On this week’s Wags N Whiskers Wednesday, we feature a bashful and beautiful cat.
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Honolulu beat most U.S. cities in key quality of life metric
Open space matters because it shapes how people move, gather and reset; and in Hawaiʻi, parks are big part of daily life for most residents.