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Office of Hawaiian Affairs received $2M federal grant to revitalize Kakaʻako Makai lands
The Environmental Protection Agency awarded the Office of Hawaiian Affairs with a $2 million grant to perform environmental assessments in Kakaʻako.
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Bargaining agreement ‘unanimously’ approved; HPD to receive 27% increase in compensation
On Nov. 4, the Honolulu City Council unanimously approved a new resolution which authorized a new collective bargaining agreement–granting a 27% compensation increase for Honolulu Police Department officers through 2029.
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‘Ohina short film event to highlight Hawaii talent
“‘Ohina has since grown to include a media pipeline, helping Hawai’i’s storytellers bring their visions to the big screen through the ‘Ohina Labs mentorship program and ‘Ohina films.”
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Hawaii born Sagapolutele adds to his weekly honors after big upset win
Jaron Keawe-Sagapolutele picked up several national awards after leading Cal to a big Week 11 overtime win at Louisville.
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Defense industry is hiring Hawaiʻi students
College and university students across Hawaiʻi now have the chance to take part in one of the state’s most selective summer opportunities.
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Parker: The Loft project highlights busy year for WalterFedy in Calgary since acquiring Riddell Kurczaba
It’s been a year since the announcement that Ontario-based WalterFedy — a multidisciplinary team of 300 professionals — had acquired Calgary’s Riddell Kurczaba Architecture to fully establish its presence in Western Canada. Read More
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Inaugural DoHo Night Market hopes to bring folks to gather, enjoy Fort Street area
From food trucks to street vendors, experience downtown Honolulu’s energetic night life with family, friends and the community–DoHo Night Market is an event you don’t want to miss!
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Your letters: There are limits to being strong and free
Re: Premier Smith fiddles with licence plates as Liberals burn Alberta, Opinion, Nov. 6 Read More
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Maui mom faces heartbreak, seeks help for a fresh start
A Maui family needs laulima this holiday season in hopes of moving forward after suffering heartbreak and setbacks.
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Democrats press for investigation into partisan shutdown messages on agency websites
Senate Democrats led by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) are calling on the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to investigate what they say were “partisan messages released to the public” by federal agencies ahead of and during the government shutdown. The lawmakers say they have “legislative responsibilities” to oversee the appropriate use of federal funds and want…