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15-mile stretch of highway on Hawaii Island to become ‘No-passing zone’
“So we’re putting the word out now, but the decision has been made because it’s in our state, it’s in our right-of-way.”
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‘This is looking more like a Karen, someone who is crying wolf’: Attorney says Noga did not initiate contact in Moanalua incident
The attorney for the man who’s charged with attacking a Moanalua High School athletic employee says his client did not initiate contact in the incident.
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Bell: Danielle Smith UCP rip Nenshi big-time after explosive water pipe probe
Kapow! Slam! Bang! Read More
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‘Really high-quality palliative care’: Foothills Country Hospice Society doubles capacity with new wing
The Foothills Country Hospice Society (FCHS) unveiled a newly completed expansion on Thursday that will double the facility’s capacity and expand its programs and services. Read More
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Proposed HMSA, HPH partnership raises questions, concerns about health care costs and access
At its core, the proposed partnership between Hawaii Medical Service Association (HMSA) and Hawaii Pacific Health (HPH) is what leaders say will streamline care and curb rising health care costs.
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Police investigating explosion outside Kakaʻako building
KAKAAKO, Oahu (KHON2) — Honolulu police are investigating an explosion outside a Kakaʻako building. Police said it happened on Jan. 8, around 3 p.m. on Queen Street when a man threw a canister into a covered driveway of a building. The canister exploded and damaged the exterior of the building, including the lighting and wiring.…
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‘Broke da mouth’: 7-Eleven debuts Goteborg musubi statewide
“After one sample of the [Goteborg] musubi, I’d say it broke da mouth. But I still think I’d reach for the Spam musubi.”
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Varcoe: Canadian producers lament ‘overreaction’ to U.S. plans for Venezuelan oil
In three trading days on the Toronto Stock Exchange to start this week, Canada’s largest oilsands companies shed a combined $14 billion in stock market value, before notching a partial comeback Thursday — dropping the figure to about $8.3 billion. Read More
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‘No referee, no game’: Calgary sport groups battle abuse driving officials out of amateur leagues
Sport organizations across Calgary say they are making progress in curbing abuse directed at game officials, but the problem remains widespread, as referees continue to quit due to mistreatment. Read More
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Police investigating robbery of Dalhousie jewelry store
Police are investigating the robbery of a jewelry store in Dalhousie on Thursday afternoon. Read More