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Iconic, favorite Hawaii restaurant opens new Waikiki location
Liliha Bakery officially opened a new location on Waikīīkī Beach Walk in Honolulu.
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Kamukura Surf + Dine Celebrates Two Years with a Summer Festival
Kamukura Surf + Dine Waikiki celebrates its second anniversary today, July 17, with a Natsu-Matsuri festival and live music.
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Construction ramping up in Culture and Entertainment District
After work was paused during the 2026 Calgary Stampede, construction is ramping up again in Calgary’s Culture and Entertainment District. Read More
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‘A Midsummer Nights Gleam’ gets ready to light up the night
“A Midsummer Nights Gleam” is scheduled to take place this Saturday, July 18, at Foster Botanical Garden, offering families activities, illuminated art, and performances from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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Airline group opposes year-round daylight saving time. Why?
Airlines for America is against a permanent switch to daylight saving time — unless its rollout is delayed by up to two years.
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Where to find local fruits, vegetables to avoid diarrhea outbreak
As health officials in the United States investigate a growing cyclosporiasis outbreak potentially linked to lettuce or salad greens, Hawaii residents are encouraged to utilize various local farmers markets, online marketplaces, and food hubs to source fresh, local produce.
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Calgary boy still missing after being last seen at Cambrian Heights day home
Calgary Police Service (CPS) are asking the public for help in locating an 11 year-old boy who went missing from his day home in Cambrian Heights Thursday afternoon. Read More
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Chorney-Booth: Wake up and smell the pho! An Sang does breakfast, Vietnamese style
They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but the adage is truer in some cultures than others. India? A big breakfast country. Ditto for Mexico and Türkiye. Vietnam can also be added to the list as a place where people like to front-load their caloric intake at the start of the…
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Baywest’s Aloe ideal for large families
Accommodating the needs of a large family sometimes requires compromise. Read More