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Governor Josh Green criticized a report from UHERO, a research organization at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, which argued for more solar electricity production and less investment in liquefied natural gas, calling it “baloney” and leading to the report being withdrawn.

Day 5 at the Calgary Stampede: Ponoka bulldogger in mix in debut

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Clay Guthrie is hoping you’ll hear his name listed among steer wrestling champions all across Alberta in the coming years. Read More

RODEO NOTES: From spectator to winner, Cheyanne McCartney’s roping a dream at the Calgary Stampede

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Cheyanne McCartney dreamt of a time she might become a fixture in the ring at the Calgary Stampede rodeo. Read More

Volunteers hoping for more help in watching Hawaiian monk seal Rocky and her pup at Nimitz Beach

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A group of volunteers is monitoring Rocky, a Hawaiian monk seal, and her new pup at Nimitz Beach in Kalaeloa, to ensure they are safe and undisturbed during their seven-week bonding period.

PUC to review Young Brothers after shipping delays

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State regulators are investigating Young Brothers’ operations after shipping delays left Molokai and Lanai residents without basic supplies, while a local air cargo company is working with them to provide backup solutions.

Hawaii takes stand against tobacco: Gov. Green signs new laws

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Governor Josh Green signed two bills into law to combat tobacco use in Hawaii, including a ban on the sale of disposable electronic devices and increased oversight of ESDs and e-liquids.

H-1 Freeway expansion project underway, will cause traffic disruptions

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The H-1 expansion project in Oahu is underway, and will include a pedestrian bridge, a raised Gulick Overpass, and a widened Middle Street merge, with an expected completion date of December 2027.

Bell: ‘Sticking to our guns’ — Danielle Smith UCP won’t budge on photo radar

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Forget about any pushback, any howling voices of opposition. Read More

Kauaʻi’s Obon season kicks off with ‘Let’s Bon Dance!’ festival

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The Kauaʻi Soto Zen Temple in Hanapēpē is hosting its annual “Let’s Bon Dance!” festival on July 10-11, featuring traditional Japanese folk dancing, cultural exhibits, games, live performances, and the return of the iconic “Flying Saucers” snack.

Farmers, agricultural producers eligible to receive up to $10K in grants

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