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Proposed Bragg Creek area structure plan would limit development potential, argues landowner
A new planning document to guide Bragg Creek’s long-term growth will stifle future development in the hamlet, said one landowner who opposes the blueprint. Read More
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Opinion: Alberta’s arts sector needs to reflect on separation
As conversations about Alberta separation gain traction, many in the arts and culture sector have been quick to dismiss the movement as fringe. That may be comforting. It may even be partly true. Read More
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Opinion: City voters deserve better than political drive-bys
Public office is a commitment, not a pit stop. Read More
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Martin: Tragic story brings attention to harmful government policy
The name Bruce Johnson will mean little to the vast majority of Albertans. Read More
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The Trump administration says it’s cutting student loan interest: What that means
The change does not apply to all borrowers, and those pursuing the reduction will need to meet eligibility criteria.
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School resource officers coming to Nanakuli High, Intermediate
Nanakuli High and Intermediate School will have three HPD school resource officers for student safety and support for the 2026-2027 school year, in an effort to create a safer learning environment for students and teachers.
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Pickleball back at Hawaii Active Seniors Expo
It’s one of the most popular senior events of the year, and one of the big draws to the annual Hawaii active seniors expo is the pickleball tournament.
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Honolulu Airport parking rates set to rise on July 1
Parking rates at Honolulu International Airport will increase on July 1, with rates for 6-8 hour stays increasing by $2-3 and 8+ hour stays increasing by $2, as part of an agreement to invest in improvements to the airport’s parking facilities.
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Mother Kaiwi and pup Anela leave Kaimana Beach
Mother Kaiwi and her pup Anela have left Kaimana Beach in Waikiki, and the pup has been relocated to a remote area to continue to grow safely.
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Sunshine Fontes reflects on soccer journey ahead of second pro season in Japan
As the United States Women’s National Team prepares for international competition this week, one of Hawaiʻi’s most accomplished soccer players is getting ready for her second professional season overseas. Former Pearl City High School standout Sunshine Fontes is spending time back home in Hawaiʻi after completing her rookie season with the Urawa Red Diamonds Ladies…