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A special blessing took place for the Kalama home
HALAWA, Oahu (KHON2) — Kaumana Kalama was just 14 years old when his father, Officer Kaulike Kalama, was tragically killed in the line of duty in 2020. Then just five months later, his mother Ka’ohinani passed from an ongoing medical condition. Kaumana was taken in by some relatives, but it was his wish to one…
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UH athletics asking state lawmakers for $5 million next year for NIL fund
The University of Hawaii Athletics Department is asking state lawmakers for millions of dollars more for its budget next year.
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Bell: Poilievre punches back hard in Calgary — smacks Carney, the CBC and CTV
Pierre Poilievre is back in his hometown of Calgary and he tells newshounds of his younger days delivering the Calgary Sun and even gives your humble scribbler a shoutout. Read More
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Playful Zena is ready to explore with you
This week’s Wags and Whiskers’ feature is Zena! She is a playful, adventurous girl who loves to explore everything the world has to offer.
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Popular Korean convenience store chain CU opens first U.S. location in Hawaii
HONOLULU (KHON) – South Korea’s largest convenience store chain, CU, has opened its first-ever U.S. location in downtown Honolulu. The store, located on Bishop Street inside the Davies Pacific Center, offers everything from Korean street snacks and kimbap to coffee, desserts and grab-and-go meals that you won’t find anywhere else. “This giant, amazing ramen bar,…
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DNA evidence identifies Calgary woman as decades-old Nevada murder victim
A Calgary woman has been identified as the victim of a homicide near Henderson, Nevada, almost 60 years after she was reported missing. Read More
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Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta breaks ground on first development in Chestermere
Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta broke ground on its first development in Chestermere on Wednesday. Read More
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Warrior Wednesday: Epic win over San Diego State
It’s one of the best wins in recent memory. The University of Hawaii football team is fresh off of a 3-6 drubbing of then Mountain West Conference leader San Diego State on Saturday.
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St. Mary’s University’s $30,000 ‘Sleeping Jesus’ sculpture damaged, partially stolen
Calgary police are seeking public help as they investigate the vandalism and partial theft of a religious art piece at St. Mary’s University last week. Read More
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City buses getting a better grip on winter with new all-weather tires
There should be less slipping and sliding for Calgary Transit buses this winter with the arrival of new all-weather tires, say city officials. Read More